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You can see all of the aligned elements together inside the All tab. |
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Sub-objectives
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In this tab, you can see all the sub-objectives aligned directly to the objective you’re viewing along with the basic data about their progress.
You can update the sub-objective’s status by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Update option
You can delete the sub-objective by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Delete option
You can change the sub-objective’s weight by clicking the pencil icon on the sub-objectives card
You can also add a new sub-objective by clicking on the “+ Add” menu at the top of the Alignment section and choosing “Sub-objective”. You’ll be redirected to the objective creation form.
Key results
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In this tab, you can see all key results aligned directly to the objective you’re viewing along with the basic data about their progress.
You can update the key result's status by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Update option
You can delete the key result's by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Delete option
You can change the key result's weight by clicking the pencil icon on the key result’s card
You can also add a new key result's by clicking on the “+ Add” menu at the top of the Alignment section and choosing “Key result”. You’ll be redirected to the key result’s creation form.
Dependencies
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In this tab, you can see all OKRs that are linked to the one you’re viewing via a dependency link along with the basic data about their progress.
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You can update the OKR’s status by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Update option
You can unlink the OKR by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Unlink
You can link a new dependency by clicking on the “Link” menu at the top of the Alignment section and choosing the Dependency option. You will then see 2 dropdowns: the link type selector and the OKR selector. After choosing both, click the “Link” button. The OKRs are now linked.
Contributions
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In this tab, you can see all OKRs that are linked to the one you’re viewing via a contribution link along with the basic data about their progress. Contribution links can show OKRs that are not in a direct hierarchy but do contribute to one another, i.e. OKRs from one team supporting an OKR from another team.
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In the next iteration of this feature, we’ll add a possibility to contribute with to the OKR’s progress and to add weight to the linked OKR in a similar manner that KRs contribute to an objective and have a weight assigned.
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You can update the OKR’s status by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Update option
You can unlink the OKR by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Unlink
You can link a new contribution by clicking on the “Link” menu at the top of the Alignment section and choosing the Contribution option. You will then see 2 dropdowns: the link type selector and the OKR selector. After choosing both, click the “Link” button. The OKRs are now linked.
Copies
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In this tab, you can an OKR from which the one you’re viewing was copied (if it was copied from another OKR) or all OKRs that are a copy of the OKR that you’re viewing (if there were any copies made). These links are created automatically after a copy is created.
You can update the OKR’s status by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Update option
You can unlink the OKR by clicking on the 3-dots menu and choosing the Unlink