Scorecard
Every number has an owner.
Weekly numbers with a name next to each one, in one place. Red and green against the goal show what needs attention before anyone asks.
Sample company: Harborline. Names are the Worker cast.
Before and after
Same numbers. Now someone owns them.
Drag the handle. On the left, the spreadsheet most teams start with. On the right, the same numbers in Worker.
SpreadsheetWorker
| Oct 5 | Oct 12 | Oct 19 | Oct 26 | Nov 2 | Nov 9 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New customers | 10 | 13 | ? | 9 | 14 | ? |
| Proposals sent | 18 | 22 | 21 | ? | 23 | 24 |
| Website leads | 36 | ? | 41 | 38 | ? | 52 |
| Jobs on schedule | 90% | 93% | 94% | ? | 95% | ? |
| Support tickets | 22 | 27 | ? | 31 | 23 | 19 |
| Invoices on time | ? | 88% | 93% | 92% | ? | ? |
What it does
Built for the weekly read.
Questions
Asked and answered.
What goes on a Scorecard?
The handful of weekly numbers that tell you whether the business is on track, such as sales, delivery, cash and customers. Start with numbers you already track.
Can we bring our spreadsheet?
Yes. Send it to us and we set up your Scorecard from it.
How much does it cost?
Worker is free for your whole company, with no per-seat charge.
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From the blog
- Have your weekly numbers ready before the meetingScorecard
- What would make changing systems worthwhileSwitching
- Build your scorecard from numbers you already haveScorecard
- The work that starts when the meeting endsWeekly meeting
- Keep quarterly goals connected to business resultsGoals
- Keep meeting decisions connected to the workWeekly meeting
Run your week on Worker.
Free for your whole company. We set it up for you.
Get startedWork email required. New companies come on in small groups.