In addition to tracking total progress for the period, a key result can now also have an expected vs realized view for periods. In the most common case, we have periods defined in months.

This type of tracking works very well for key results that have a well-defined and predictable history, such as revenue and sales key results, for example.

To activate it is necessary to have an Organization Admin or OKR Admin profile. Then just:

After the monitoring is configured, just perform the following step-by-step:

✏️ Note 1: When selecting Monthly, the first and last periods will start at the start and end date of the cycle and at the bottom of the graph the months will appear.

✏️ Note 2: When selecting Customized, the dates of the configured periods will appear at the bottom of the graph.

✏️ Note 3: To remove the configuration of partial goals just click on the key result for Update partial and Remove partial.

✏️ Note 4: This functionality is only available for increasing and decreasing results indicators, and it is not possible to apply it to indicators of the type Keep value or Delivereable.

Once configured, a new screen called Partial goals will appear on the key result screen. It is possible to follow a graph in which each bar represents the accumulated progress for that period.

Updating progress on a key result with partials is done incrementally. For example:

When defining values ​​for a key result, instead of inserting the final result, you should update with the additional results achieved, such as Add 5 and then Add 6 instead of updating an indicator 0 to 5 and then to 11.

✏️ Note: For decreasing key results we have the vertical axis inverted, that is, the graph remains oriented “upwards”, but each time with more negative values, as it is updated.

To have a report with your partial results, just export the spreadsheet on the Objective and projects Management screen, selecting the option to add a tab with the partial goals.

When you delete a partial progress update prior to the last one, all subsequent updates will change with the difference, as if you were removing the amount placed.

For example:

We have the updates:

(01/03) +5 (accumulated goes from 0 to 5)

(05/03) -2 (accumulated goes from 5 to 3)

(07/03) +4 (accumulated goes from 3 to 7)

If on March 8, we delete the first update, we will have:

(3/5) -2 (accumulated goes from 0 to -2)

(07/03) +4 (accumulated goes from -2 to 2)

When a key result has configured partials, the accumulated tracking graph will no longer show the configured Milestones and will show, by the gray line, the sum of the accumulated partials. For example, if we have the partials:

In the accumulated graph, we will have a gray curve with the points:

✏️ Note: Milestones will continue to exist in the database, but are no longer displayed, but can be consulted when exporting key result reports.

Yes, it is possible. Just review the topic "How to enable partial tracking of key results?" in this article.

Yes, but all key results that already have partial goals set will continue with the partial goals.

In this case, it will vary according to the type of the cycle (Monthly or Custom) and according to the change of the cycle (extend the cycle or decrease the cycle), so we provide the following table to make it visual:

It is not possible, so we always advise you to take great care and attention when deleting any partials.

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