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What is a data audit or data health check and what does it involve?
A data audit reviews what data you have, where it lives, how reliable it is and how well it supports your decisions. It typically covers source systems, spreadsheets, definitions, quality issues, security and privacy, and ends with prioritised recommendations. It is the logical first step before any larger build.
A good audit produces something actionable, not just a list of problems:
- An inventory of systems and spreadsheets
- Findings on mismatched or missing numbers
- Risks around privacy and access
- Recommended priorities and rough effort
It is useful before any big investment because it shows the real state of the data. Zansa offers this as a fixed-fee Data Health Check lasting one to two weeks.
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