Objectives
What we want to achieve.
Goals with an owner and a period, arranged in a cascade: company → team → person. Few and focused.
Align your company’s objectives, connect every contribution in a cascade and keep progress up to date without reporting percentages by hand.
Strengthen our presence in the enterprise market
Weighted contribution, computed upward.
Close €1.2M new business
progress
Deliver 400 qualified leads
progress
(0.60 × 50%) + (0.40 × 40%) = 46%
OKR, MBO, and Hoshin were designed for organizations with specialists in strategy, operations and performance. When a small business adopts them, scaling the goal structure while maintaining alignment, tracking, and traceability becomes an administrative burden that is difficult to sustain.
They assume the existence of specialized strategy and performance roles that a small company rarely has.
Keeping objectives connected, aligned and traceable takes time and know-how that many SMBs don’t have.
A contribution’s progress doesn’t propagate automatically, forcing the team to manually update the rest of the structure.
Keeping everyone aligned takes constant reviews, time and a discipline that’s hard to sustain in a small team.
Objectives, Weighted Contribution, and Progress, the shape of every objective in the cascade.
What we want to achieve.
Goals with an owner and a period, arranged in a cascade: company → team → person. Few and focused.
Which objectives, people or teams contribute, and with how much weight.
Each objective declares its weight; siblings sum to 1. It measures contribution to the whole, not individual performance.
How far we’ve come, computed from those contributions.
Captured at the base and rolled up by weight. Nobody types a percentage into the level above.
Built around the cascade and the roll-up, so the tool does the arithmetic and you do the thinking.
Build the tree of objectives across every level and see the line of sight from top to bottom.
Target with a number, declared progress, milestones, or stages: pick what fits each base objective.
Let a higher objective use its own metric while its children become supporting drivers.
Deprecate or replace an objective without losing the record of what changed and when.
Invite people and teams to hang their objectives under a shared goal.
A short window to capture final progress after a period ends, before it locks.
Objectives can require sign-off before they count toward the cascade.
Works in several languages and installs on the phone like a native app.
For small teams aligning their first goals.
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For companies that want the full OCP method.
Start nowIt’s OKR-inspired, but OKR doesn’t weight contributions or compute the company objective from the teams. We do. OKR-compatible, not OKR-mandatory.
No. Set your objectives, hang the ones that feed them, give each a weight, and capture progress at the base. The tool does the roll-up, so there’s no ceremony to adopt.
We’re in early access. Pricing is indicative and not final. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you before launch, no card required.
Each objective declares a weight (siblings sum to 1). A parent’s progress is the weighted average of its children, captured at the base and rolled up automatically.
No. OCP measures contribution to the whole, not individual performance, so it stays decoupled from bonuses by design.
Yes. It’s a mobile-first PWA you can install on your phone, and it works in several languages.
Open Add2Up on your phone and put the OCP method to work in minutes.
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