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People

Use the People view to understand ownership, workload, and reporting lines

The People view shows everyone in your workspace and helps you understand how work is distributed across individuals.

Open it from the left sidebar by clicking People.

What the People view shows

The main People page is a searchable directory of workspace members.

From here you can:

  • search for a person by name

  • filter people by team

  • filter people by insight, including people with too many active outcomes or overdue check-ins

  • switch between list, card, and map views

  • review workspace leaderboards for progress, initiative completion, and check-in streaks

Each person entry highlights signals such as:

  • active outcomes or key results

  • active initiatives

  • progress

  • confidence

Open a person's focus page

Click any person to open their individual focus page.

That page gives you a fuller view of how they are working, including:

  • their active outcomes and initiatives

  • pending check-ins

  • goals they contribute to

  • their latest standup

  • their teams

  • their org network, including manager and direct reports

You can also:

  • follow the person so their updates appear more prominently in your newsfeed

  • share their view with filters applied

  • use the timeline filter to focus on a date range

When to use People

People is useful when you want to understand ownership and capacity across the workspace.

Use it to:

  • find the right owner for a goal or initiative

  • identify people with overdue check-ins

  • spot people carrying too many active goals

  • review a manager-reporting structure before reassigning work

  • prepare for one-on-ones or team reviews

  • My focus is the personal view for your own work

  • Teams is better when you want to review progress by group instead of by person

  • Managing users and roles covers workspace access and permissions

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