Composite Deviation Score(5.5.8)

Each control deviation type — unlogged resolutions, batch closes, direct skips, post-creation priority changes — records a different way work can leave the path the workflow defines. The composite deviation score combines all these signals into a single number per project so you can immediately see which teams record the most deviations overall.

What you can conclude

• A high composite score indicates a project with several deviation types elevated at once — not an isolated exception but a recurring pattern.
• A project scoring high on one specific signal but low on others points to one type of deviation, which narrows the question.
• A portfolio where all projects score low recorded few deviations of any type.

How this chart works

Horizontal bar chart showing composite deviation scores per project, combining all control deviation signal types into a weighted score. Use the date and project filters to focus on specific teams or periods.