Classification Filtering

How to cross check multiple Classifications collectively

Once you have loaded your desired layer, you can apply a colour filter to the cards by clicking on Classification Filtering and for the chosen classification. When applied the cards will be coloured according to the classification option assigned to each card. A key is shown at the bottom to indicate what each colour represents and a greyed out card has no classification option selected.

Viewing Multiple Classifications

Within the Card View you can view multiple classifications at the same time by applying additional classifications as text overlays to the cards using the button in the classification’s fly out menu.

This allows several classifications to be viewed collectively at the same time, making it easier to interpret the data and generate more meaningful visuals. The classification name and selection (in brackets) is added to each card along with its icon in the colour of the selection option to help distinguish between values.

The Colour Cards filter can be used in this mode to allow the selected classification to be maintained while viewing the values of others. For example, when classifying business processes it might be useful to see the Business Criticality, Change Impact and the Scope Status of items for wider context.