Industries
One record for every function.
The role, the process, the measure and the goal are the same objects in engineering as they are in go to market.
Technology
Where the company question fails.
- Each function runs on its own tool, and the quarter review is a manual reconciliation of four exports.
- Onboarding a hire means creating accounts in several products and writing the same process down twice.
- Quarterly goals are a document rather than a system, so slippage is only visible at the retro.
- Recognition happens in a chat channel that scrolls past, and nothing of it survives to the review.
What you get
What you would use.
- Role ladders that own thingsA role definition carries its result areas, the processes it owns and what it escalates, so a level is a job rather than a title.
- Measures with ownersEach KPI has a target, a direction and the person who records the reading. No metric without a name against it.
- Processes that stay currentFour kinds of process doc with version history and an acknowledgement list, which is what a runbook needs to be trusted.
- Goals that read the workCascade, rollup and a computed on track verdict, with the linked tasks visible on the goal as the effort behind it.
- A v1 APIPeople, tasks, processes, result areas, KPIs and readings, with an OpenAPI document. Build the connection your stack needs; none ships.
- The conversation on the workChannels, calls and comments attached to the task, so a decision survives the thread it was made in.
What teams here measure.
- Cycle time
- Review cycle completion
- Process acknowledgement
- Goal progress
- On track verdict
Questions
Straight answers.
Does this replace our issue tracker?
It can, and for a small team it usually does. It does not sync with one: nothing here connects to a third party product.
Do you do compensation banding?
No. Compensation, payroll and benefits are not in this product.
What about a security review?
Read the security page. We hold no third party certification, there is no single sign-on and there is no choice of region. Better to know that on the first call.