Adding Metrics from the Meeting Workspace
To add a metric to a meeting in Bloom Growth, navigate to your Meeting Workspace, click the + button on the metrics tile, and configure the metric's title, frequency, owner, units, rule, and goal. Metrics help teams measure and track progress toward key goals over time.
Creating a new Metric:
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Access the Meeting Workspace:
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Navigate to the Meetings List in the left navigation bar.
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Select the meeting where you want to add the metric.
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Click Workspace at the top of your screen.
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Create a New Metric:
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Click the + button located at the top of the metrics tile.
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Select Create a New Metric from the options.
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Configure the Metric:
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In the pop-up window, enter the Title of the metric.
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Select the Frequency (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly).
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Assign an Owner responsible for the metric.
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Choose the Units (e.g., dollars, percentages).
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Set the Rule (e.g., higher is better, lower is better).
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Enter the Goal value.
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Optional Settings:
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Enable Progressive Tracking if applicable.
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Attach the metric to one or multiple meetings.
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Optionally, add a description or notes in the details field to provide context for the metric (e.g., the data source, calculation method, or reporting cadence).
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Explore Advanced Options:
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Under the More Options section, choose from:
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Average: Track the average value over time.
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Cumulative: Track the total value.
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Formula: Use formulas for custom calculations.
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Custom Goals: Set goals tailored to specific seasons or needs.
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Save the Metric:
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Once all fields are completed, click Save to create your new metric.
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Important:
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To create a monthly or quarterly measurable, follow the same steps above and set the Frequency field to the desired interval (e.g., monthly or quarterly).
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Progressive Tracking can only be enabled when creating a new metric — it cannot be added to an existing metric after it has been saved. Progressive Tracking accumulates values over a set period (e.g., tracking monthly sales toward an annual goal) rather than resetting each interval.