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# Monitoring and Tracking KPIs

**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. [Click here](https://hivel.gitbook.io/knowlegebase/using-hivel/faqs/how-to-download-reports) to see how.


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