How progress is calculated

Progress of a single goal/objective

You can either work with key results or use a simple percentage metric for your goal. If key results are defined, the overall progress of all key results will define the goal's overall progress. Please note that an initiative's progress does not influence a key result's or an objective's progress. 

You can use weights to define the importance of specific key results: If no weights are defined, all key results will be treated equally. If you assign weights to all key results, the overall progress calculation will consider the respective weight of each key result.

Dynamic progress calculation

During goal creation, you can enable the option of dynamic goal calculation. That means any update of a child goal (lower-level goal) updates the progress of the parent goal (higher-level goal) accordingly.

Example: You have created a parent goal with two linked child goals. You change one child's goal to 50% progress. The parent goal's progress will be updated to 25%.

Important: Dynamic progress calculation can only be enabled if you have no key results defined.

Overall progress

Our system takes into account all active goals (not drafts or archived goals) for the overall progress calculation of a person/a team. When calculating overall progress, the system averages the progress of individual goals (see above) to calculate overall progress.

When you are looking at a filtered view of all goals (i.e., your personal goals, or your team goals) the progress shown will reflect the average progress for those filtered goals (i.e., it will not take into account the progress of any other goals).