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Share a goal between teams

Give one goal to several teams, so it shows in each team's view with one shared history.

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

One goal can belong to several teams. Each team sees it in its view, and everyone updates the same goal.

Before you start: an admin turns on Shared Team Ownership in Settings → Goals → Advanced features. Roles that can manage product settings (Owners and Admins by default) see that page. See Advanced features.

Who can do this: anyone who can edit the goal. By default that is its owners, and Org Admins and Owners. Team Admins can too when their team, or a subteam, owns the goal or has one of its owners. See Roles and permissions.

Add teams to a goal #

  1. In a goal list, click the goal's Scope cell. The Scope pill in the goal dialog, the goal page's properties bar and the bulk toolbar work the same way.
  2. Choose Team, then tick each team.
A goal row with one of its pickers open.
Success check
The goal shows in each team's view, with one check-in history.
PreviousAlign a goal to more than one parentLet one goal support several parent goals, so its progress rolls into each of them.
NextWeight sub-goals in a parent's progressMake some sub-goals count more than others in their parent's progress with child weights.
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