2026-10-28 - Tenancy Health: A Daily Check-Up for Your Data¶
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AgileData.io - Know Before It Hurts: A Daily Health Check for Your Whole Tenancy
Keeping a data platform healthy has meant knowing where to look: checking that loads ran, that data is fresh, that trust rules pass and that nothing has been left half-finished. Until now those checks were spread across different screens, or done by hand.
AgileData now runs a Tenancy Health check every day on every tenancy. It looks at six areas: pipeline runs, data freshness, system checks, whether tables are still being built, rule hygiene, and the grain of your tables. The grain check is the heaviest, so it runs weekly and its findings carry forward between runs. Each finding is ranked serious, attention or tidy, depending on how much harm it could do to the Information Products people rely on. Each finding also says who should fix it.
You’ll find the results on the new Tenancy Health page under Manage > Operations. A heart icon next to the notifications bell shows the overall state at a glance: red for serious, amber for attention, green when everything is healthy. Click it to go straight to the page, where each finding opens to show its evidence and a link to the rule involved. Need an answer now? Run check now starts a fresh check without waiting for tomorrow’s run.
What’s New:
A daily health check across loads, freshness, system checks, liveness and rules, with a weekly grain check
Evidence for each finding shown as readable details
Findings ranked by impact, with the owner of each fix named
A new Tenancy Health page under Manage > Operations, with findings shown as a to-do list
A health indicator beside the notifications bell
Run check now, for an on-demand check
The same results available to ADI and to AI agents through the MCP server
What this means for you:
Spot problems before your report users do
Focus on what matters first, with serious issues at the top of the list
One place to see the health of your whole tenancy, instead of checking screen by screen
Last Refreshed¶
Doc Refreshed: 2026-11-13