# Goals

The Goals page allows you to set targets for metrics in Speed, Quality, and Throughput, enabling you to track and assess your team's progress. This guide will help you understand how to view and modify these goals and interpret the progress indicators.

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To view the goals against each metric, you can click on "View Goals".\
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The current value displayed for each metric represents the average value over the last 60 days. This historical data can be helpful when setting new goals.

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**Setting or Modifying Goals:**

You can set or modify goals at both the organizational and team levels. Here’s how:

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1. Click on "Modify" to go ahead and edit the set goals.
2. You can edit the org-level goals from the "Organization" tab. To edit the goals at a team level, switch to "Team" tab and select any particular team.
3. Once done, click on Publish to track your progress against the new goals.

**Understanding progress against goals:**

Click on any of the Red/Yellow/Green indicators at the top of the dashboard to highlight the R/Y/G status for all metrics, allowing you to quickly identify areas that need attention.

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The logic behind the R/Y/G is below:

1. Green = if the current value is 90% or above the goal
2. Yellow = if the current value is between 70% and 90% of the goal
3. Red = if the current value is below 70% of the goal

You can also download a CSV report of the Goals and their progress. [<mark style="color:purple;">Click here</mark>](https://hivel.gitbook.io/knowlegebase/using-hivel/faqs/how-to-download-reports) to see how. <br>

If you have any questions or need any more help, please don't hesitate to contact [<mark style="color:purple;">support@hivel.ai</mark>](mailto:support@hivel.ai).


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