Targets: the score you are aiming at
Set a goal for any pillar and see it beside the measured baseline, with the distance still to go.
What it is
A per-pillar goal you choose, from 0 to 100, shown next to that pillar’s measured value with the gap between them and an optional note about why you picked it.
When to use it
When you are committing to a number for a quarter, or when a client agreement names a level you have to reach.
Step by step
- 1Open Analyze and find Your targets.
- 2Click Set beside a pillar, enter a score from 0 to 100, and add an optional note about why.
- 3Click Save. The goal appears as a pill next to the measured value, with the distance still to go or a reached marker.
- 4Clear a goal by opening the same row, leaving the number blank, and saving.
What you will see
Every pillar with its measured value (or an honest not measured), your goal where you set one, and the gap. Setting or clearing a target needs owner or admin rights.
Measured, never manufactured
A target is a goal you chose, never a prediction we made. It does not change a measured value, it never feeds the Visibility Score, and the number beside it reads as distance to your goal rather than expected result. Setting one costs nothing and measures nothing: the only measured figure in that panel is the baseline your goal sits next to.
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Your Visibility Score and the seven pillarsThe composite score is built from seven measured pillars, and it holds until enough of them are real.
