# Governable Items[¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/govern/centralize-prioritize/governable-items.html#governable-items "Permalink to this headline")

Let’s look at the **Governable Items** page, or your first stop to select which items to govern.

You can use this page as an inbox to view projects and models that haven’t been governed. Any new items created in a connected Design node will also show up here.

Note

The Governable Items page is a high-level view of your items. In other words, this page will show you information about projects and models. Be aware that it does not provide information about model versions and bundles; those can be found in the Model Registry and Bundle Registry pages, respectively.

## Refine Your Results[¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/govern/centralize-prioritize/governable-items.html#refine-your-results "Permalink to this headline")

By default, the toggle at the top of the table is set to **Ungoverned**. However, you can change all of the filters on the page to narrow the results. You can filter using the:

* Ungoverned - Governed - All button

* Search

* Dataiku project dropdown

* Visible items dropdown

To begin project prioritization, you can choose to hide certain items. Notice that each item in the table has an **eye** icon on the far-right of the row. If you determine that it is not relevant for an item to be governed, you can click the **eye** to hide the item.

Note

Keep in mind that you will still be able to find the item, but it will be grayed out when you see it. If you decide later to govern that item, you can click the **back arrow** to unhide the row.

## Explore Projects and Models[¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/govern/centralize-prioritize/governable-items.html#explore-projects-and-models "Permalink to this headline")

Let’s explore the rows in the Governable Items page. Each row contains:

* the item name,

* a link to the related Dataiku item page,

* the govern status,

* the number of child items,

* the creation data,

* and the Dataiku instance that the project comes from.

Further, each row in this table has a dropdown arrow next to the project name. When you click the arrow, you will see all of the models related to that project.

## Discover the Details Panel[¶](https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/govern/centralize-prioritize/governable-items.html#discover-the-details-panel "Permalink to this headline")

Throughout Dataiku Govern, you will find extra information on the right in the **Details** panel about any item. This panel provides a summary of all important information associated with the item.

The panel will always have an **information** tab and a **source objects** tab, indicated by the icons highlighted below.

The information tab displays the information configured in the governed item overview. If the item is not governed, this panel will not have this information.

The source objects tab provides details about the Dataiku item.

In sum, the Governable Items page provides a first touch point where you can view projects and models to decide whether or not to govern them.
