Leadership
Find out where things are without asking anyone.
The weekly status meeting exists because the numbers live in people's heads. When goals are wired to the work underneath them, the number is already current — and the meeting can be about something else.
Presence Map
22 onlineThe whole company on one floor: who's here, what's live, what's moving.
Goals that roll up on their own
A goal you have to ask someone to update is a goal that is wrong most of the time. Fora derives the number from the work, so the dashboard is as current as the board — and when it looks wrong, you can click through and find out why rather than scheduling a review.
- Company goals cascade into team goals with key results
- Progress derives from the tasks and projects underneath
- Click a number and walk down to the person moving it
- Nothing to update, so nothing to be out of date
One place the company actually reads
Announcements in a chat tool scroll away in an afternoon. In Fora the company feed is a square, not a stream — the post stays where people can find it, and you can see who actually read it instead of hoping.
- An Important post wears the one accent the brand allows
- Read tracking, so you know it landed — “Seen by 84”
- Q&A and poll posts, when you want the answer back
- A weekly goal rollup Fora AI can draft for you
We're announcing FORA on October 12.
The org chart is real structure, not a diagram
Most tools treat your org chart as a picture in a doc. Fora treats it as the structure the workspace is built from, which is why a reorg is one change instead of a fortnight of administration across seven products.
- Departments and reporting lines are first-class data
- A new team provisions its own feed, chat, board and island
- Move someone, and the feed, chat, goals and chart follow
- SSO, SCIM, RBAC, audit log and org-wide export
Questions
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