The product showcase solution ties a product team's OKRs to the projects that serve them. It ranks features with a priority score built from customer feedback, account revenue, complexity and expected value.
Here is the test: can you say which company objective each feature serves, and why it comes first? This solution links each feature to its OKRs and scores it.
Example: a product manager reviews the OKRs by Quarter grid. One objective is behind, so she opens its linked projects, raises the priority of one feature, and the stakeholders see the change.
Plan Availability | All plan types. |
Permissions | Administrators and Solution Creators install the solution. Administrators and Solution Managers change it. Members work in it as their access allows. |
Platform | Web |
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What does the solution track?
OKRs: company objectives and key results, each with a status and its linked projects.
Projects: the features and work that serve the OKRs.
Feedback: what customers ask for, linked to the projects it concerns.
Accounts: customer accounts and their annual recurring revenue (ARR), linked to their feedback.
A Data schema widget on the dashboard shows how the four tables connect.
How are OKRs tracked?
The OKRs by Quarter grid view lists each OKR with its status: on track, in process or needing attention.
Each OKR shows its linked projects and a percent-complete field for progress.
An OKR record uses a 70/30 page layout. Numbers sit in the narrow column and text in the wide one, with SmartDoc fields for rich text.
How are projects prioritized?
Feedback in. Customer feedback links to projects, and each account's ARR links to its feedback. The revenue behind each request is visible.
Score. Single select fields rate each project's complexity and expected customer value.
Rank. A priority score combines these values, so features rank by number, not by opinion.
Align. Open a feature to see the OKRs it serves.
When a project needs attention, change its priority and status in the record. Product managers and stakeholders see the change at once.
Which dashboard does it use?
The OKR Dashboard gives one view of the objectives. It holds meeting widgets, countdowns, comparison metrics and an embedded grid view, where people comment and track changes.
Tip: Start from the solution, then match the score's fields to the inputs your team trusts.
Where do I find it?
The solution is a template in the Solution Library. See Solution Templates.
Frequently asked questions
How is the priority score worked out?
How is the priority score worked out?
It combines each project's complexity and expected customer value, set in single select fields, with the feedback and account revenue linked to it.
Can I see which OKR a feature supports?
Can I see which OKR a feature supports?
Yes. Open the feature's record. Its linked OKRs show there.
Where do I see progress on each objective?
Where do I see progress on each objective?
In the OKRs by Quarter grid, which shows each OKR's status and the percent complete of its projects.
Who is this solution for?
Who is this solution for?
Product teams that plan and rank features against company objectives.
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Last verified 1 Nov 2026.