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A goal it can measure, or it tells you it cannot
The quiet failure in goal-tracking software is a progress bar over a number nobody is really measuring. Xyranik checks measurability first, and would rather tell you a goal cannot be tracked than show you a confident line with nothing behind it.
14-day evaluation · no card · start before you connect anything
How it works
Where this sits in the loop
Plan. It writes the strategy. It follows Decide and hands on to Approve.
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You say it in your own words
A goal is written the way you would say it out loud. Xyranik reads it into a target, a metric and a deadline, and shows you its reading before anything is set.
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It is checked against what is actually connected
A goal about repeat purchases needs order history; one about ad efficiency needs an ad account. If the metric cannot be read, the goal is refused with the specific thing that would make it measurable.
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It becomes steps, not a number on a wall
An accepted goal gets a plan: the work that would move it, in order. The plan waits in your Inbox until you have read it. Agents pick up from there.
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Pace has more than two answers
On track and behind are not the only honest states. A mission can also be too early to judge or not currently measurable, and saying so is the point — a mission quietly reported as on track while nothing is being measured is worse than one reported as unknown.
What you get
Progress from your own records
Movement is measured against your orders and contacts, never estimated. A projection is explicitly a run rate rather than a forecast, and is labelled that way wherever it appears.
The verdict freezes at the deadline
When a mission ends, its verdict is recorded and not revised afterwards. A goal whose result improves retrospectively is not a result.
Cancelling stops the work, not the record
Cancelling a goal stops the agents working on it and leaves it in the list with its decisions and outcomes intact.
What it does not do
Listed here rather than discovered later.
It cannot measure what is not connected
Before a store is connected, most commercial goals are refused rather than tracked. That refusal is the feature, but it does mean the first useful mission usually comes after a connection.
No attribution model of its own
A mission is measured with the same attribution the rest of the product uses. It does not apply a different or more generous model to make its own number look better.
Give it a goal and watch what it proposes
Nothing reaches a customer or spends money without you. The evaluation starts before you connect anything, so you can read what it would do before deciding whether it may.