Turn on advanced goal features
Turn on goal weights, multiple alignment, co-owners, private goals, milestones, tags and other goal features for your workspace.
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
These switches add goal features for everyone in the workspace. They start off until an admin turns them on.
Who can do this: roles with Manage product settings, Owners and Admins by default. See Roles & permissions.
Turn on a feature #
- Open Settings. Under Goals, click Advanced features.
- Flip the feature's switch on.
What each switch adds #
- Multiple Alignment
- A goal can align to more than one parent.
- Shared Ownership
- Several people can co-own a goal. Each can edit and check in.
- Shared Team Ownership
- A goal can belong to several teams, and shows in each team view.
- Milestones
- Checkpoints within a goal, metric or project.
- Goal Weights
- Some child goals count more toward their parent's progress.
- Private Goals
- A goal can be limited to its owners and the people it's shared with.
- Tags
- Labels to group and filter goals.
- Advanced KPIs
- Stay above, Stay below and Stay between modes for metrics.
- Advanced Filters
- A filter bar with conditions such as Is not and Is none of.
Projects can't be switched here: its row says to contact [email protected] for access. Turning a feature off hides it, and its data stays.
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