How a company objective cascades into key results and team initiatives.
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An OKR map shows how a single Objective connects to its measurable Key Results and the Initiatives that drive them. The center holds the company or team objective, while satellites represent the three to five key results that define success and the projects and owners responsible for moving each metric.
Founders, team leads, and people-ops teams use an OKR map during quarterly planning to align everyone on what matters most and how progress is measured. Visualizing the cascade keeps key results outcome-based rather than a list of tasks, and makes ownership and dependencies obvious at a glance.
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It is a visual that links an objective to its key results and the initiatives and owners driving them, showing how goals cascade across a team or company.
An objective is a qualitative, inspiring goal, while key results are measurable outcomes that prove the objective was achieved.
Most teams use three to five key results per objective to stay focused and avoid spreading effort too thin.
KPIs are ongoing health metrics you monitor continuously, while OKRs are time-bound goals set to drive a specific change in a quarter.
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