Objective Explorer

Filtering results for specific objectives, exporting results

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Written by 7Geese
Updated over a week ago

The Objective Explorer is an excellent way to visualize how objectives cascade throughout an organization. Company leaders can gain insight into how well employees are aligned with company objectives, and employees can gain transparency on how their personal career development is impacting the well-being of the organization.

The explorer will help you slice and dice the data, and provide you with insight into how the different sections of the organization are working towards objectives. 


Filters

There are a handful of filters you can use to narrow the list of objectives you’re interested in reporting on. These include:

  • Due date: filter objectives that are due in a specific quarter (or cycle), or with a custom date range

  • People: filter objectives by specific owners, stakeholders, or followers

  • Label: filter objectives that match a specific label

  • Locations: if enabled, the locations assigned in the people's profiles

  • Status: filter objectives that are on track, off track, or have no status

  • Type: filter objectives that are individual, department, or organization objectives

  • Keyword: filter objectives that contain specific text

  • State: filter objectives that are open or closed

You can fine-tune your search terms on other objective characteristics.

If you prefer to export your results you can download the report as an Excel file or print/ PDF your results.

At the top of the filters you have the option of choosing between the most common business questions.

When you click on them the filters will be automatically defined, displaying the results on the results section to the right.

Group, sort, and display

  • Group objectives by owner, owner’s department, department label, or due date

  • Sort objectives by name, creation date, progress, due date, or last check-in

  • View objectives in a compact, medium, or expanded view

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