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OKR name
Information in the info module:
- objective: Owner, Collaborators, Period, Start Date, Due Date, Objective, Label, Team, OKR Type, weight
- KR: Owner (other information are inherited from its objective), Collaborators, Period, Start Date, Due date, Objective, Label, Team, OKR Type, weightDescription
Current value and status (by updating it)
KR start value and desired value
each update’s information
list of connected issues + JQL (in case of auto KRs)
How to edit OKR name?
Hover over the current name. A grey background will appear. Click anywhere in the grey area.
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After selecting a new person, the Owner changes immediately.
Period
You can edit the currently chosen period by clicking on the pencil icon. If you can’t find a suitable period on the list, you can create a new one by clicking on the “+” icon.
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Start date and Due date
You can change the Start date Date and Due Date by clicking on the currently set date. A date picker will open.
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Read the articles below to better understand updating an OKR.
Learn more about updating a KR
Learn more about updating an objective
KR start value and desired value
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Change the values in the window that will open and click “Submit” after changing the values.
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Start value is the value with which you start at the beginning of the period. If you start a new project, it will be most likely a 0. For instance, if you plan to reduce the number of bugs in your system from X to Y, then X will be the start value. The desired value is the value you plan to achieve in the OKR period. If you have a binary goal (to do sth, to learn sth), then the desired value would be either 1 or 100. |
Each update on the KR page and objective page
You can edit each update ever posted by clicking on the three-dots menu on the update’s card and clicking on “Edit”.
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You can change any data except for the date in the editing window.
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You can read more on connecting issue to a KR here.