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title: "How do I see the Faults dashboard?"
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tags: ["Dashboards"]
updated: 2026-07-22T14:50:18Z
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# How do I see the Faults dashboard?

- [x] PT
- [x] ES

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The dashboard **Faults**shows **metrics and indicators** **r**elating to the**fault record**of **devices and tools****.**To access this dashboard, click on the icon **Applications** in the top left corner of the header, and then in the option **Analytics**. A tab will open with all the dashboards provided by Cegid Valuekeep. On this page, in the menu, click on **Faults**.

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## Information available

Through this dashboard, you can see a range of information on faults, divided into 4 tabs.**1.** **Summary**Here, the KPIs are shown on the:

- total number of faults.
- number of faults that caused environmental damage.
- number of faults that caused personal injury.
- number of faults that increase the risk of personal injury.

To help interpret the data, there is a **table** with the main**10 causes of faults.**In addition, you can see a **pie chart**with the **faults** organised by **family**.**2.** **Indicators**In this tab, you can see the following data:

- **MTBF**: number of operational hours divided by the number of faults. The number of operational hours is calculated on the basis of the **start date** set in the filter, i.e: - if the **start date** is **earlier** than the **date of entry into operation** (set in the asset), we calculate the **difference** (in days) between the end date of the filter and the **date of entry into operation** and this result is multiplied by the working time (set in the asset); - if the **start date** is **later** than the **date of entry into operation** (set in the asset), we calculate the **difference** (in days) between the end date of the filter and the **filter start date** and this result is multiplied by the working time;
- **Failure rate:** number of faults divided by the number of operational hours.

Two line graphs per year are also shown with information on the **MTBF** and the **Failure Rate**, both per month.**3. Devices**A table is shown with the information grouped by **device family** and **device**, with the columns "Number of Faults", "MTBF" and "Fault Rate".**4. Tools**A table is shown with the information grouped by **tool family** and **tool**, with the columns "Number of Faults", "MTBF" and "Fault Rate".

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## Filters

In any tab, you can change the filters using the option**Edit Filters**. You should bear in mind that

- The filter **Company** only shows the companies to which you have access;
- Only data with dashboard records is visible in the filter selector.