Cascade Feature Requests

Use the measures table in reports when you need to understand the performance of measures in your plan, focus area, team, objective, or by owner.

With multiple users utilizing and commenting on actions and projects it is useful to be able to tag someone in a comment especially if they are not following the action.

See how different objectives, from BAU to strategic ones, are contributing to one another in ways that go beyond their individual impact in an alignment map.

Relationships provide visibility into your organization's execution web by showing how initiatives are connected and affect one another. This way, you can prioritize critical initiatives, drop misaligned or duplicated projects, allocate resources to high-impact initiatives, and assign budget to maximize returns.

Define the progress of your objectives by assigning weights to specific success criteria. You can choose to weight all success criteria evenly, or you can customize your weighting based on measures, actions, and projects.

Build out plans with clear distinctions between the different types of objectives, actions, projects, and measures.

Ensure that your confidential plans are kept private by keeping them behind closed doors. Keep them hidden from anyone who does not have explicit view or editing permissions

Arrange charts, graphs, and textual information in your reports the way you want to quickly identify patterns and trends to make swift and informed decisions. Add some images to your reports to make them visually appealing!

Monitor all your key business metrics in a single place. Create a plan to improve a group of metrics when you observe a dip.

View all actions and projects assigned to you in a Kanban view. Mark if an action is in progress, to be started, on hold, completed.