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We've improved the sharing options to allow you to share dashboards, reports, and views to specific emails.
- You can mix both workspace users and custom emails
One of our recommended best practice is to avoid having too many consecutive "at risk" statuses in a row.
This is now part of Tability! The platform will warn users during their check-in if they are about to have more than 3 yellow statuses in a row.
You can go one step further in the plan settings to enforce the limit:
- Go to your plan settings
- Turn on the option to Prevent consecutive "at risk" check-ins
- Select the limit
You can now toggle the style of the TV dashboard between dark and light mode.
You'll find that option next to the share button once you access the TV mode of your plan.
You can now see the list of people that are following you as well as manage the people you follow from your focus dashboard.
What are followers for?
Noise becomes exponentially louder as companies grow. A team of 5 will have 10 different lines of connections between all individuals. Add one more person and the number jumps to 30.
In this situation it becomes crucial to have simple ways to reduce the noise. And that's where followers can come in handy.
Following users will allow you to filter status reports and notifications in various places. For instance, you'll be able to filter check-ins from:
- Your direct reports
- Your stakeholders
- Your close teammates and peers
Hope that you'll enjoy this feature!
As teams scale, keeping up with status updates can feel like drinking from the fire hose. A simple way to fix that is to give you more options to reduce the noise by focusing on the plans, people, and teams that matter the most to you.
There are now 2 more filters available in your focus feed. You can now:
- Isolate updates from people that you follow
- Isolate updates from teams that you are a part of
How to use it:
- Go to your Focus dashboard
- Scroll down to the feed
- Select any of the filtering options
In most companies, people have a handful of team goals that they care about. The selection might be different for each person, but it's unlikely that you need to see everything, everywhere, at once.
In Tability, this means that you probably want quick access to the plans that you're watching. We've made that easier today by adding a "Plans watched" tab that will show in a listing all the active plans that you're watching.
This is one of these tiny improvements that can save you a lot of time every week!
The feed is a great place to keep track of your teammates' check-ins. But, this feed can quickly become a fire hose as your company grows.
You can now filter the feed to see updates from the plans that you're watching. Just click on the toggle and the feed will refresh with the corresponding data.
We have also updated the design to make it easier for you to provide feedback or show support with a reaction.
We've added 4 new data connectors to automatically pull data for your check-ins.
Read our Data sources guide to understand how to connect your goals to data sources, and go to the integrations section of your workspace admin to set up these new connectors.
Sometimes, you just want to track a simple set of metrics. No sentences, no "as measured by". Just the metric, a target, and the current value.
This is how KPIs are usually tracked and we just introduced simplified metrics dashboards for Premium customers.
And, while the view is optimise for a simple set of metrics, you'll still get the benefits of regular dashboards. You'll be able to:
- Add initiatives
- Connect metrics to other goals
- See progress trends
- Provide feedback on updates
If you're looking after several teams, you probably want to build a custom view that has all the information that you care about in one screen.
This is why we built the
Custom Dashboards
, and they're now out of beta with 3 extra widgets and an improved user experience.Outcome/key result chart
Get a quick overview of progress with the key result chart. This widget shows you the week-by-week progress for a specific goal.
Plan Net Confidence Score
The Net Confidence Score (NCS) applies the NPS formula to the confidence attached to your goals. This allows you to understand how the strategy sentiment evolves through the quarter.
Plan confidence trends
This is another way to look at the evolution of confidence across your goals. Keep an eye on this graph to make sure that off-track statuses are not taking over.
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