Measurement of Goal Progress in Mooncamp

An overview of the different types of goal progress measurement

How the progress of goals is to be measured can be determined for each goal individually by clicking on "Progress".

There are five different options for measuring progress of a goal:

This option can be used to define the start and target value for a key figure and the associated unit (e.g. start: 0 % => target: 100 %).

Furthermore, the goal can be automatically updated with integrations to other tools such as Asana, Jira or Excel by clicking on "Connect to data source". This way you can automate the manual updating of goals.

With the option "Aggregation", the progress of the goal is expressed as a percentage of the average progress of all goals below it. Thus, the progress is displayed from 0 to 100%. If the subgoals are not measured on a scale from 0 to 100% and have other units (which often happens), they are translated to a percentage scale beforehand.

Example for the calculation:

Progress (Aggregation)

Objective 33%

Key Result 1 100%

Key Result 2 0%

Key Result 3 0%

This option is suitable for goals that should not exceed or fall below a certain limit value. It is possible to specify a numerical limit as well as a self-defined unit (e.g. per cent, euro, customers, etc.). Again, the goal can be automatically updated with integrations to other tools such as Asana, Jira or Excel by clicking on "Connect to data source".

With this option, progress is only measured in binary (either Open or Done). So this option is mainly suitable for goals or initiatives with task or milestone character.

Finally, there is the option of not displaying progress. This can be advantageous, for example, for objectives or other goals that should be of a merely qualitative nature. Subordinate Key Results or other sub-goals can, in turn, again have a progress measurement.