Understanding Classic Goal Reports

Being able to measure your company's progress on goals helps you understand which initiatives are being worked on, and understand how aligned your teams are. 

To access Goals reports, you must have administrative privileges. Once granted, click on the Admin tab located at the top.

Next, click on Reports on the left-hand menu. After selecting Goals as the report type, you can now select a specific report with the drop-down menu.

If you set up your HRIS system to send custom columns with data to Reflektive, you will be able to see that data in the below Goal reports, except for the All Group Goals report.

We'll now go over each report type and how to interpret their results below. 

All Active Goals

This report allows you to view all active goals within the system. Depending on how many employees you have, this can be a dense report as it contains every goal, public or private, that's not archived in the system. Not only that, it will contain OKRs if you have those enabled for your company, as well as their completion status.

This report does not have a preview to view, so please email and download the CSV report and open it up in Excel or Google Sheets or equivalent program.

We'll break down what the column headers mean and how to interpret them:

  1. employee_email - employee's email address within Reflektive
  2. employee_name - employee's name
  3. external_uuid - employee's unique ID number within Reflektive
  4. department - employee's department
  5. location - employee's geographic location (if your office has multiple locations)
  6. manager_email - employee's manager's email address
  7. manager_name - employee's manager's name
  8. title - employee's title
  9. hashtags - smart hashtag the goal is labeled with
  10. weight - (if enabled) - % weight of the goal
  11. complete - % completion status of goal
  12. category - (if enabled) - which predetermined category the goal falls under
  13. created_at - timestamp of when the goal was created
  14. updated_at - timestamp of when the goal was last updated
  15. uuid - unique goal ID
  16. aligned_parent_uuid - parent goal unique ID
  17. cloned_uuid - unique ID of goal current goal was cascaded from
  18. root_goal_uuid - if goal was copied/cascaded from another goal, the unique ID of the original goal
  19. root_goal_title - if goal was copied/cascaded from another goal, the name of the original one
  20. privacy - if the goal is public or private
  21. comments - what comments were added to the goal
  22. due_date - due date of the goal
  23. jira_enabled - if the JIRA/goals feature is enabled
  24. key_result_1 - key result of the goal/objective
  25. key_result_1_complete - whether key result was completed or not
  26. ...more key results/completion of key result

All Archived Goals

This report functions and looks almost exactly as the same as the All Active Goals report, with the exception that this report only shows archived goals.

This report does not have a preview to view, so please email and download the CSV report and open it up in Excel or Google Sheets or equivalent program. The headers for the report are the same as the headers in the All Active Goals report.

Active Goals Per Employee

With this report, you'll be able to see how many goals each employee has. This is a good way to see which of your employees are fully invested in the goal-setting process, and which could use guidance and encouragement.

This report does not have a preview to view, so please email and download the CSV report and open it up in Excel or Google Sheets or equivalent program.

All Group Goals

This report shows you all existing Group Goals (which can cover Department, Location, Positions, and ad-hoc groups) in the system. The report will also tell you who created the Group Goal, what their email, department, and location is. Additionally, it will give you the viewers of the goal, the goal title and description, as well as the goal creation date and last update time.

This report does not have a preview to view, so please email and download the CSV report before opening it up in Excel/Google Sheets or equivalent program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do I get a report that shows the number of objectives cascaded by teams?
A: See below steps

1. Download "All Active Goals Report"
2. Filter by column titled "cloned_uuid" and exclude blanks
3. Highlight the entire data set and create a pivot table
4. In the rows section, add the department field
5. In the values section, add the field called "cloned_uuid"

The resulting table will show you how many goals in each department were cascaded.

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