How can I enforce upper and lower limits for control KPI?
Category: OKRs
KPI helps organizations to evaluate the level of success in reaching business goals. To control your KPIs effectively, and to help you keep track of the objective, Profit.co has a provision.
Why this Feature?
By applying upper and lower limits for Control KPI, you can make your KPIs move between the limited yet focused limits to achieve your key results on time.
Step 1:
Navigate to Settings→ OKRs → KPIs from the left navigation panel and switch to the KPIs by Category from the left navigation panel.
Step 2:
Now from the list of KPIs by Category, choose your preferred control kpi category for which you want to set the upper and lower limit.
For Instance, let’s set a limit for # of days.
Step 3:
Now click on the KPI to update the control KPI with the upper and lower limits.
Here we have set the Enforce lower limit as 100 and the Enforced upper limit as 200 and then click Update for the change to be incorporated.
Note: If you already have a key result active with the same KPI you can’t be able to update.
Step 4:
Now when you add this control KPI to any of the key results you will be notified with the Upper limit on the overview page of the particular key result for which you have applied the control KPI.
Related Answer Post
To learn more about the process of creating key results using control KPI click here.
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