Can you trust these numbers?
FactEight checks on your data, not on your projects. This page exists so you never have to guess whether a score is real.
6/8
checks passed
Nothing critical is missing. The scores elsewhere in Project Brain are running on your real data, not on defaults.
What is missing and what it costs you
Most critical first. Each one names the checks it affects.
- warning
7 open tasks have no owner
Unowned work cannot be counted against anyone's capacity, so your team looks less loaded than it is.
How to fix it
Assign them, or map your tracker's assignee column on the next import.
Degrades: Team over capacity, Unowned work due soon.
- info
1 projects share a single activity timestamp
Staleness is measuring time since import rather than real inactivity, so 'no recent activity' here means less than it looks like.
How to fix it
Nothing to do by hand - this fixes itself as work gets updated in Project Brain.
Degrades: No recent activity.
Why we show you this at all
A risk score built on missing columns is worse than no score, because you would act on it. When a field the engine needs is absent, Project Brain switches the affected check off and tells you here rather than filling in a plausible number. That is also why every finding in the product carries a “Why?” panel with the actual rows behind it — you should never have to take our word for anything.
This is a demo — an invented agency running the real engine. Every number here was computed from the seeded data, not written by hand.