How to change the check-in frequency in a created KR?
Category: OKRs
Profit.co allows you to change the check-in frequency of the existing key result.
Why this feature?
- Flexibility in check-in frequency allows users to tailor Key Results (KRs) to their workflow, ensuring timely updates that align with project needs and improve tracking accuracy.
- Changing check-in frequency provides better control over performance monitoring, helping users maintain momentum on key initiatives and adapt quickly to evolving goals.
Step 1
Navigate to the OKRs from the left navigation panel and choose the required key result for which you want to change the check-in frequency.
Click on the Edit icon of the Key Result.
Step 2
Once you click on the edit icon, a side panel will open, you can find the Check-in Frequency column, click on the dropdown, and select the required frequency date.
Once done, click on Update.
Note: You can also select the created custom check-in frequency for the key result. If the custom check-in frequency days are not coming within the key result target period you will get the alert message that the check-in frequency does not match the Target Date.
Related Answer Post
To learn about the process of creating custom frequencies, click here.
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