OKR Health, Alignment and Performance
Menu: Goals & Tracking → OKR Cycles → cycle details
Review a cycle's objectives and follow-up needs together. The old /okr/control-center address opens the active cycle's Health view; if no cycle is active it opens the OKR Cycles list.
Cycle detail tabs
| Tab | Use |
|---|---|
| OKR Tree | Objective, key result and initiative structure; management and approvals for authorized users |
| OKR Focus | An alternative focused management view of the same cycle |
| Health | Progress and elapsed time; objectives behind pace, stale updates and structural gaps |
| Alignment | Strategic links between objectives |
| Performance | Unit and personal performance according to your access |
Performance appears only with the relevant access permission. Some detailed Health views also depend on the former Control Center permission. Seeing a tab does not grant editing rights to every record.
Use the Health view
- Open an OKR cycle and optionally select a unit in the header.
- Read the progress and elapsed-time summary in Health.
- Click a count for behind-pace objectives, stale key results or structural gaps to narrow the list.
- Select attention reasons: behind pace, stale, missing owner, missing KR, missing focus area, not aligned or low alignment.
- Open an objective row. Its details open in the OKR Tree view; use Back to return to the list.
The stale-update period comes from company settings and applies only to an active OKR cycle. Progress and health differ: health compares progress to the pace expected from elapsed time.
CSV export
The Health list's CSV action exports the currently visible, filtered rows. It contains the objective, unit, owner, progress, elapsed-time progress, last progress update, attention reasons and alignment score. It is not an Excel/PDF export of every KR detail or comment.
Approvals and editing
Approvals are part of the management flow in OKR Tree. If you have access and pending approvals, the cycle approval action appears; bulk results may report whether each record was applied. There is no separate “Approval Queue” tab.
Closed/completed OKR cycles block structure and progress changes. Approved or pending unit plans add further locks. See Approval Workflows.
Scope, empty states and errors
- A cycle without objectives shows an explanation and a link to the OKR tree.
- An unavailable unit selection is corrected with a warning.
- A missing cycle or one outside the company offers a return to the list.
- Failed loading offers retry; access denial is not treated as an empty result.
- Team Leads see personal/unit performance in their led subtree; Members see their own personal performance. Confidential-objective rules still apply.
Suggested weekly review
Review behind-pace and stale records first, then objectives missing an owner, KR or strategic link. Ask the owner to update the source and reassess. This is guidance, not an extra phase approval or automated meeting workflow.