Source: https://sprinto-test.docs-staging.pageloop.ai/monitoring/dashboard-actions/working-with-the-monitoring-table

# Working with the Monitoring Table

The Monitoring table is the primary workspace for tracking compliance check performance in Sprinto. It provides a consolidated, filterable view of all active, available, and disabled checks — allowing you to triage issues, investigate failures, and take corrective actions in one place.

Whether you're a compliance owner reviewing failing tasks or a security lead prioritising automation gaps, the Monitoring table helps you take informed action quickly.

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### Table Layout and Columns

Each row in the table represents a single monitor or compliance check and includes the following details:

| Column          | Description                                                     |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Check Name**  | The title of the monitor; includes type (Automated or Workflow) |
| **Entity**      | The system or person being evaluated (e.g., EC2, Staff, Vendor) |
| **Provider**    | The integration/source linked to the check (e.g., AWS, GitHub)  |
| **Area**        | Compliance area (e.g., Infrastructure, People, Access, Risk)    |
| **Owner**       | The assigned user responsible for this check                    |
| **Task Status** | The compliance outcome (Passed, Due, Failing, Critical)         |

Clicking any row opens the **Check Details** view.

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### Tabs: Active, Available, Disabled

The table is divided into three views:

- **Active Checks**: Enabled monitors that are currently being evaluated
- **Available Checks**: Checks you can configure and enable
- **Disabled Checks**: Monitors that have been turned off or archived

Tabs share a common filter set and persist your preferences across sessions.

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### Use Filters to Narrow Down Checks

Select **Filters** in the top-right corner to customise your view. Filters apply to all tabs.

Available filter criteria:

- **Framework** (e.g., SOC 2, ISO 27001)
- **Control** (mapped compliance controls)
- **Area** (People, Infrastructure, Access, Risk)
- **Task Status** (Passed, Due, Failing, Critical)
- **Check Owner**
- **Provider** (e.g., AWS, Azure, GitHub)
- **Check Type** (Workflow, Automated)

You can use multiple filters simultaneously. To reset, manually deselect fields or refresh the view.

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### Table Actions

You can perform the following actions directly from the Monitoring table:

| Action           | Description                                                             |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **View & Fix**   | Opens the Check Details page with task insights and remediation options |
| **View Details** | Opens the side panel or drawer view with health summaries               |
| **Create Check** | Launches a guided interface to add a new workflow monitor               |
| **Bulk Actions** | (Planned) Apply filters to batch-edit or triage multiple monitors       |

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### Tips for Working Efficiently

- **Sort by Status**: Focus on failing or critical tasks first.
- **Use Owners**: Assign clear owners to distribute accountability.
- **Monitor Areas Separately**: Use Area filter (e.g., People vs Infrastructure) for focused reviews.
- **Leverage Check Types**: Distinguish between automated and workflow monitors to identify manual gaps.
- **Keep Tabs Clean**: Disable old or irrelevant checks to reduce noise.