Intro
You can customize your personal, team, and company goals. By using enhancements, you can create associations between your goals and other goals in your organization. This article describes how to add tags, comments, attachments, and link parent and child goals.
Adding a Tag
Tagging establishes a searchable way to see all goals and metrics with the same tag, regardless of who they belong to. Both goals and metrics can have tags, but they function independently of one another.
Tagging a Goal
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In the navigation header, select
Goals.
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In the left-side rail, locate your goal in the
Personal, Team, or Company tabs.
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Select a goal.
The Goal Details view displays.
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In the
Details tab, select + Tag.
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Select a tag from the available list, or create a new tag by entering a title in the search field.
The goal is tagged and appears in searches with other goals and metrics with an identical tag.
- To delete a tag, select the
Delete
next to the tag.
The tag is deleted, and the goal is no longer associated with goals with the same tag.
Tip:
Multiple tags can be added to a goal by repeating this process.
Tagging a Metric
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In the navigation header, select
Goals.
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In the left-side rail, locate your goal containing the metric in the
Personal, Team, or Company tabs.
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Select a goal containing the metric you want to tag.
The Goal Details view displays.
- Select the metric you want to tag.
The Details view displays.
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In the metric details, select
+ Tag.
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Select a tag from the available list, or create a new tag by entering a title in the search field.
The goal is tagged and appears in searches with other goals and metrics with an identical tag.
- To delete a tag, select the
Delete
next to the tag.
The tag is deleted and the metric is no longer associated with metrics with the same tag.
As you track your progress, add comments or attachments to goals and metrics. You can document updates over time by going to the Comments tab in the goal or metric details view.
To add a file or card, select Add Attachment
in the message field.
Linking Parent and Child Goals
Let’s say your goal relates to a higher-level goal in your company. In this case, you can link goals together, making your goal a Child to the higher-level or Parent goal.
The benefit of having parent and child goals is to create a connection between goals that you can visualize in Tree View or Lineage View. You can also expand parent goals to view child goals, and click on specific goals to see summaries.
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In the navigation header, select
Goals.
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In the left-side rail, locate your goal containing the metric in the
Personal, Team, or Company tabs.
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From the goal details page, select
+ Parent Goal or + Link Child Goal.
- If you chose
+ Parent Goal in the previous step, search for and click on the desired parent goal, then click Select. Your goal is now connected to the selected objective as a child.
- If you chose
+ Link Child Goal, you can search for an existing goal or create a new one. The options for creating a new goal are the same as those described in Getting Started With Goals and will become a child goal automatically.
Tree View
Tree view displays an entire hierarchy of a goal with its child goals.
Select View Tree in the Goal Options
menu.
Or, select
from the Personal, Teams, or Company tabs.
Once in tree view, click the number under a goal to see all child goals. You can click and drag the tree or zoom in and out. Select any goal to see a summary view.
Lineage View
You can see the lineage of your goal using the lineage view. This view is similar to tree view. It shows all parents of your goal up to the highest-level goal but does not show children.
Select View Lineage in the Goal Options
menu in the Goal Details page.
As with tree view, you can click and drag the lineage diagram or zoom in and out. Select any goal to see its summary view.