Monitor OKR program health with Reports
Last updated: September 4, 2026
Reports show the health of your OKR program: which OKRs are missing check-ins, which are unaligned, who has no OKRs, and where progress is falling behind. Open Reports in the left sidebar (under More in the Workspace section unless you have reordered your sidebar). Every workspace starts with the Organization OKR Program Pulse, and each team has its own Program Pulse under Your teams.
The Reports page
The Reports page lists every report you can access, with tabs for All, Created by me and Shared with me, and a New Report button. A report is a saved set of filters plus a choice of which of the six report cards to show and how to slice each one. Open a report to see its cards, each with a heading, a one-line description and a table of rows and columns.
The six reports
Each card answers one question. The left column lists the slice (teams, managers or people); the other columns are counts and a rate.
| Report | Columns | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Check-in Coverage | OKRs Missing Check-ins, Total OKRs, Check-in Rate | Which OKRs have not been checked in on in the selected time range. |
| Check-in Compliance | On time, Late, Missed, Total, On-time %, Completion % | Whether check-ins happened on time, late or not at all across each check-in cycle. Sliced by people by default. |
| Alignment Coverage | Unaligned OKRs, Total OKRs, Alignment Rate | Which OKRs are not connected to a higher-level objective. |
| Integration Coverage | OKRs with Integrations, Total OKRs, Integration Rate | Which OKRs are connected to a data source through a connector, so their progress updates automatically. |
| User OKR Adoption | Users Without OKRs, Total Users, Adoption Rate | Who has no OKRs assigned. |
| Performance Report | At Risk, Total OKRs, Avg Progress | Which OKRs are significantly behind their expected progress, and the average progress overall. |
Rate columns are tinted: green at 60% and above, amber from 20% to 59%, red below 20%. Avg Progress is not coloured, because a low average is not necessarily a problem.
Click a number to see the OKRs behind it
Any count that is not zero and not a percentage is clickable; it has a dotted underline and highlights when you hover. Click it and Rhythms opens a preview list named after the row and column, for example Engineering - OKRs Missing Check-ins, containing exactly those OKRs. In User OKR Adoption the preview lists the people instead. Percentage columns are totals and cannot be clicked.
The preview reflects the data at the moment you click. If the report was loaded a while ago, refresh it before comparing numbers.
Slice each report
Every card has a Slice menu that sets what the rows are: Teams (when Teams are enabled), Managers, Users, and any user profile fields your workspace has enabled, such as department or job title. The workspace default slice is teams, or users when Teams are turned off; Check-in Compliance always starts on Users. Turn on Show empty rows to include rows with no OKRs.
To choose which cards a report shows, open Manage reports above the cards and switch each report on or off. You can set the slice for each report there as well.
Trending
Check-in Coverage and Performance Report can show change over time. Set a Date Range filter, then use the Trending picker on the card to choose Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly or Yearly columns. The options depend on how long the date range is: a range under a month is weekly only, while a range of several years is quarterly or yearly. Cells in a trending column are clickable too, and the preview is scoped to that period.
Filter a report
Filters sit above the cards and apply to every card at once. You can filter by Time Period, Owner (with the option to include direct reports or everyone below them), Team (with sub-teams), Delegate, OKR Status, Labels, Object Type (objectives, key results, initiatives), owner type and status, Creator, Date Range, and user profile fields such as department, division, job title and cost centre. The filter controls work the same way as in views; see Filtering and grouping OKRs in views.
Changing filters or slices marks the report as modified. Click Save Report to keep the changes on this report, Save New Report to keep them as a separate report, or the reset button to discard them. A Rhythms Admin can also reset the Organization OKR Program Pulse to its defaults.
Share a report
Open the report's ⋯ menu and choose Share. Add people or teams with Can view (open and read), Can edit (change filters and slices) or Can manage (edit, share and delete). Sharing with a team includes anyone who joins the team later. The Organization OKR Program Pulse is shared with everyone in the workspace. From the same menu you can Edit the name, Add to favorites to put the report in your sidebar, or Delete it.
Put reports into your rhythm
- During planning, watch Alignment Coverage and User OKR Adoption to confirm every team has OKRs and they connect upwards.
- During execution, review Check-in Coverage and Check-in Compliance weekly, and the Performance Report monthly to catch OKRs that are falling behind.
- At the end of a cycle, look at all six together and note the trend from last cycle rather than aiming for a fixed score.
Before a review meeting, save a report filtered to the relevant scope and share it with Can view so attendees can explore without changing it.
FAQ
What is the difference between Reports and Views? Reports answer "is the program healthy?" with fixed metrics. Views answer "what needs attention today?" with any filters and display you choose. Clicking a number in a report takes you from the report into a list of OKRs.
Can I change which reports appear? Yes. Open Manage reports and switch cards on or off, then save the report.
What counts as At Risk in the Performance Report? An OKR whose progress is significantly behind what would be expected at this point in its time period. It is not the same as the At Risk status an owner sets in a check-in; filter by OKR Status if you want that.
The report says "No data available". There are no OKRs matching the filters in that time range. Widen the time period or remove a filter.
Can I export a report? Not directly. Click a number to open the preview of those OKRs, then export that list; see Export OKRs to CSV, Word or PowerPoint.