How can one ensure that everyone defines and queries New Incidents in the same manner?

Creating a data source is an effective way to ensure that everyone defines and queries New Incidents in a consistent manner. A data source acts as a predefined set of criteria or fields that can be used across different reports and analytics within the platform. By establishing a specific data source for New Incidents, users can rely on a standardized definition which ensures uniformity in how data is pulled, interpreted, and analyzed.

This consistency is crucial for accuracy and reliability in reporting, allowing all team members to draw from the same established criteria and avoid discrepancies in data interpretation. Furthermore, customizing the data source to include relevant fields, filters, and conditions can enhance its utility, making it easier for users to create reports and perform analysis on New Incidents in a uniform way.

With a dedicated data source, any updates or changes made to the definition of New Incidents can be integrated into the data source, thus ensuring that all users access the same updated version without needing to adjust their personal queries or definitions. This approach fosters collaboration and helps in maintaining data integrity across the organization.