How to align a sub-key result with another sub-key result in Profit.co?
Category: OKRs
Profit.co provides an option for users to align their sub-key result with another sub-key result.
Why this feature?
- By using this feature, the user can align their sub-key results with other sub-key results of other department OKRs, or with the company OKRs.
- Aligning sub-key results helps to track progress toward the department/company's OKRs, and how each team's efforts contribute to achieving those objectives.
Step 1
Navigate to All OKRs from the left navigation panel.
Select the sub-key result for which you want to create the alignment.
For instance, let us consider the Product Marketing department's sub-key result to be aligned. Hover over the sub-key result and click on the Ellipsis icon.
Choose the Align option to align them with another sub-key result.

Step 2
In the pop up select the OKR at any level in which you want to create the alignment, choose the sub-key result you want to align with, and click Update.

The Product Marketing sub-key result is aligned with the Corporate sub-key result in this case.

Note: The progress of the sub-key result from the product marketing team will contribute to the corporate-level sub-key result directly.
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