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A short list of what each term means.
Workstream (also called a team or a call): a group that meets on a regular rhythm and has its own scorecard, priorities, to-dos and issues.
Scorecard: the table of numbers (KPIs) a workstream watches every week or month, each with a goal.
KPI: one measurable number on the scorecard. A linked KPI is a read-only copy of one that another workstream shares.
Priority: an outcome the team commits to finish this quarter, with one owner.
Headline: a short piece of good or important news shared at the start of the meeting. It is not discussed.
Issue: something the team needs to talk through and solve. The meeting spends most of its time here.
To-do: a small action with an owner and, usually, a due date. Open ones carry from one meeting to the next.
Lead: the person who runs a workstream. Leads can add people to a private workstream and share KPIs.
Board: a workstream's data opened outside a live meeting, with no timer. See The board.
Role: what someone can do in the workspace (owner, admin, member or viewer). See Members and roles.
My work: your own page of everything assigned to you. See My work.