How can I add a new check-in status value?
Category: OKRs
Profit.co provides an option to add a new check-in status via Settings.
Why this Feature?
- Super Users can add new statuses based on the requirement of the project.
- Once the Super Users add the new status, the users can view them while they check in their OKRs.
- Users can also highlight the OKR Rows based on the updated check-in values for better visibility.
Note: Only Super Users can add new statuses.
Step 1
Navigate Settings → OKRs → Authoring. Under the Statuses page, click on the Create button on the statuses page to create a new status.

In the Create Status window, enter the new status name in the Name option, select a color for the status from the color picker under the Color option and then enter the Confidence % value.
The confidence % value determines the confidence level of the user in achieving the objective.
Note: So, if you set a confidence level to 60%, and when a user selects this status while check-in, it means that they are only 60% confident to complete the objective.
Once you add the new status value, click on Create.

Now the newly added status is added at the bottom of the statuses list.

Step 2
Now you can view the newly added status in the Check-in tab of the OKRs.

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