What is a Sequential milestone with Partial updates in milestone-tracked Key Results, and how does it work?
Category: OKRs
Sequential with Partial Progress is a milestone tracking type in Profit.co that allows users to record partial progress on the current milestone while still maintaining a sequential workflow, ensuring that milestones are completed in order.
Why this feature?
- Allows teams to reflect real-time progress on the current milestone, rather than waiting until it's fully complete.
- Managers and team members can see how far a milestone has progressed, which helps with reviews and forecasting.
Step 1
While creating a key result, select the Key result type as Milestone Tracked and select the required Milestone Sequence.
Step 2
To make partial progress in your milestone sequence, click on the sequential milestone and select 'Partial Update. Once done, click the Proceed button.
Note: You can rearrange and restructure the entire sequence of milestones.
Step 3
You can check in your progress partially for each milestone. Once done, click the Update button to save your progress.
Note: Users can now record partial progress on the current active milestone in the sequence. The next milestone remains locked until the current milestone is fully completed.
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