Open the queue
Go to Terrain > Gaps, or click Review Gaps on the Terrain dashboard. Items are grouped by the job to be done and ordered by consequence, not by count: one system firing before consent outranks six missing owners. When nothing is open, the page says "Nothing outstanding".
Groups and how to clear them
| Group | Means | Button | How to clear it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Firing Before Consent | Observed sending data before the visitor granted consent | Open | A technical fix: the tag has to stop firing early. A declaration does not clear it. Dismiss only if it is known and accepted |
| Undeclared | Detected with no record of why it is there | Declare | Fill in at least Purpose Of Processing and Legal Basis and click Save Declaration |
| Unclaimed Storage | Keys written to visitors' devices that no system owns | Review | Find the owner, or dismiss the key with a reason on the Storage page |
| Review Due | Declared more than 90 days ago and not re-confirmed | Re-confirm | Open the system, check the declaration, and save it again |
| Declared But Not Observed | On the record but not detected in recent scans | Open | Confirm whether the vendor was removed, or whether the scan is not reaching that part of the site |
Steps
- Start with Firing Before Consent and pass each item to whoever manages your tags and consent setup.
- Work through Undeclared: click Declare, complete the declaration, save.
- Review Unclaimed Storage on the Storage page.
- Re-confirm Review Due items.
- Check Declared But Not Observed items before assuming the record is stale.
Saving a declaration stamps today as the review date, which takes the system out of the queue for 90 days. A system or key that is known and accepted can be dismissed with a reason instead; see Inventory.
Check it worked
The item leaves the queue, the dashboard's Needs Attention count falls, and on the Audit Pack the system no longer shows missing fields.
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