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Executive

Executive Reports and Printing

Executives and Client Admins can open Reports. Reports use the same reporting scope and activity period as Overview and Analytics, and each value carries a status so withheld or missing data is never shown as zero.

AvailableLast reviewed: Oct 21, 2026Audience: Executive, Client Admin

Open and read a report

Reports opens on a page titled Strategic Reports. When a group is too small to show, a notice explains the privacy minimum that applies.

  1. Open Reports from the Executive navigation.
  2. Choose a reporting scope and an activity period in the Metric context bar.
  3. Choose one of the report cards. The selected card is outlined.
  4. Read the report. If a source fails, a message names it, and Retry failed sources reloads it.

The seven reports

Reports offers seven reports, each shown as a card. When you narrow the reporting scope or choose a period other than All recorded activity, the report panels are replaced by a short snapshot of that selection, and the page notes that organization-only panels are omitted. Print stays available.

  • Adoption Snapshot: current adoption compared across reportable departments.
  • Executive Summary: key wins, focus areas, and recommendations.
  • Estimated Challenge Effort: the configured duration of completed challenges.
  • Department Scorecard: per-department grades and metrics.
  • Team Goals: goal progress rolled up by manager team.
  • Risk Assessment: adoption risks and mitigation.
  • Program Readiness: reportable activity and onboarding signals.

Read the status beside each value

Every value in a report or printout carries a status: Reportable, Withheld, No data, Unavailable, or Unknown. Withheld means the group is too small to show, and No data means no qualifying records exist. Neither means zero.

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