How to filter OKRs by Periods?
Category: OKRs
OKRs are created based on quarters, or periods. A period signifies a year and each year is divided into four quarters. Profit.co provides an option to filter your OKRs based on periods.
Why this feature?
- This feature enables users to access the period filter from the OKR list page and instantly filter OKRs.
- Filtering OKRs by periods (e.g., quarterly) helps teams focus, adapt, and measure progress effectively. It enhances goal alignment, accountability, and agility in achieving key objectives.
To filter OKRs by Periods follow these steps:
In the All OKRs page, Click the Period filter icon on the top and click the drop-down to select the required period in which you want to filter the OKRs.
For instance, let's say that you want to filter OKRs only in the Q4-2023 quarter.
Select Q4-2023 alone from the Period drop-down.
The OKRs that are created on particular periods (Q4-2023) will be filtered and displayed.
Note: Using the “Show OKRs/KRs that fully overlap the selected periods” toggle under the Show/Hide option you can decide whether to display the OKRs whose target periods are declared using the “Custom Range” overlaps with selected periods in the filter or not.
Related Answer Post
To learn more about how to search Key Results with Tags, click here.
Related Questions
-
How do I follow the OKRs of my subordinates?
Profit.co allows you to set apart and follow the OKRs of your subordinates. Why this feature? This feature allows you ...Read more
-
How can I generate a report of employees and teams who haven't set any OKRs?
Profit.co allows Superusers to generate reports of users, teams, and departments who haven't set any OKRs. Why ...Read more
-
How do I create a Key Result using Control KPI?
Profit.co allows you to create a key result using Control KPI and measure the progress. Why this feature? Control KPIs ...Read more
-
How check-in discipline reports are generated in Profit.co?
Profit.co generates check-in discipline reports to improve performance and productivity. Why this feature? By using ...Read more