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  • Create goals

    • Create a goal
    • Create a metric (KPI or key result)
    • Create a project
    • Use a suggested goal
    • Clone a goal
    • Make a goal private
  • Plan and align

    • Align a goal under a parent
    • Align a goal to more than one parent
    • Share a goal between teams
    • Weight sub-goals in a parent's progress
    • How parent progress rolls up
    • Add milestones to a goal
    • Set a project's start and due dates
    • Tag goals
  • Track progress

    • Choose where a goal's progress comes from
    • Expected progress
    • Goal status: On Track, Behind and At Risk
    • AI insights on a goal
    • Mark a goal as blocked by another
    • Add an action to a goal
  • Edit and organize

    • Edit a goal
    • Edit several goals at once
    • Archive or restore a goal
    • Delete a goal
  • Close out

    • Score a goal
    • Close out a quarter or time period

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Score a goal

Complete a goal and give it a score from 0.0 to 1.0 in the check-in dialog, or change a score later.

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Scoring completes a goal and records how well it went, from 0.0 to 1.0. Score each goal at the end of its period.

Anyone who can check in on the goal can score it. See Roles and permissions.

Score a goal #

  1. Open the goal and click Check in.
  2. Set the status to Completed, or enter 100%. A score pill appears and the button changes to Score goal.
  3. Check the score pill. It starts from your progress, rounded to 0.1. Click it to pick another score.
  4. Write what you achieved in the context editor.
  5. Click Score goal, then confirm with Score goal in the Score this goal? dialog.
The check-in dialog for a goal, where the status, score pill and Score goal button appear.
Success check
The check-in shows as scored, with the score on its Completed badge. The goal leaves your Check in list.

What happens after you score #

  • The goal stays in its period's views. To list only finished goals, set the view's Status filter to Completed (see Filter a view).
  • It leaves your Check in list, and auto-track stops updating it.
  • Each goal keeps its own score. A parent's score is not worked out from its sub-goals' scores: only progress rolls up, so score the parent yourself.

Change a score #

A scored goal's status can't change again. To change the score, edit the scoring check-in in the goal's history, pick a new score and click Update score.

For advice on grading OKRs, see OKRs: meaning, tips and examples (opens in a new tab) on the Brev blog.

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