How to Make Something an Issue in Ninety
Here's how to move a measurable, Rock, or To-Do to the Issues list in Ninety with the "Make it an Issue" button! Don't forget to add Issues throughout the week to discuss in your meeting.
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I do really like the Issues feature. I can log in during the middle of the night and jot down an issue that's been keeping me awake. That means it's not forgotten and we can get it resolved during the appropriate meeting that week. So you could say Ninety helps me sleep at night…
Jon Law, Lollipop Local
[Ninety] has improved communication and alignment across the organization as well as provided us with a much-needed framework for managing To-Dos, tracking Issues/solutions, and reviewing Scorecard data over time.
Sarah Thomas, Edgewater Group
Prioritize your Issues
Add Discussion Points
Click on any To-Do, Rock, or Milestone and create an Issue from it so you can talk about it in your next team meeting.
On the Agenda
Create Issues as you think of them throughout the week (or mid-meeting) and discuss them during weekly team meetings.
Resolve Issues Faster
Discuss the most urgent, time-sensitive topics first in meetings. Take notes in each Issue, and break them into action items.
Get to the point
Find Solutions
Talk through the week's Issues in your team meetings to collaborate toward real solutions and next steps.
Hold That Thought
Decide if something is a Short-Term or Long-Term Issue. Discuss time-sensitive topics now; revisit the rest later.
Take Action
Found a solution? Create To-Dos for the team members who will make it happen, and add notes for helpful context.
Issues
Ninety’s Issues tool brings purpose to all your team and planning meetings. Issues can be more than an obstacle in your way — they can also be ideas, opportunities, or topics to explore. This brief provides an overview of the Issues tool, including tips for identifying and resolving your key Issues.
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