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Create a semantic metric registry
Document the business definition, formula, unit, aggregation, dimensions, owner, and certification state for the numbers your team uses repeatedly.
Metric governance for AI planning
Kona gives operators a shared place to define a KPI, identify its owner, connect it to source systems, and review changes before that number drives a forecast or recommendation. The goal is not more dashboards; it is one inspectable definition that survives every handoff.
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Document the business definition, formula, unit, aggregation, dimensions, owner, and certification state for the numbers your team uses repeatedly.
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Keep the source metrics and connector relationships beside the definition so reviewers can understand where a figure came from and what would invalidate it.
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Add alert rules, severity, thresholds, and cooldowns while retaining an audit trail of the changes that shaped the operating view.
Kona’s governance surface supports decision review; it does not replace accounting controls, a data warehouse, or independent assurance. Consequential metrics still require an accountable human owner.