New to Mooncamp

We improved the team picker, so it is now easier to quickly select your own teams, browse through the team hierarchy, or distinguish between different but equally named teams.

Check-ins are now more powerful: Schedules and templates have their own tabs and new capabilities. On the schedules tab, you now have an overview over all of your check-in schedules, their participation rate, as well as any pending check-ins from co-workers that have yet to submit their check-in.

Previously, when using MS Teams and clicking on links within the Mooncamp chatbot to open check-ins or viewing goals, you’d land back in Mooncamp’s browser app. As of now, you will stay in MS Teams and detail views of check-ins or goals will open directly in MS Teams.

You can now decide on which days you’d like to synch your goals with your data sources (e.g. Excel, Hubspot, Asana, …). You can find the new setting on the integrations page in your account settings.

Previously, it was only possible to update goals in a check-in. Now, you can choose to reference past goal updates. This makes sense if you have updated goals between two check-ins or your goals are auto-updated through integrations and you just want to link to these previous updates.

You can now set up reminders to remind persons who have not submitted their check-in yet. Furthermore, you can now set the timezone for Check-in schedules.

If you are using Mooncamp within Microsoft Teams and are part of more than one team, you can now switch between your teams in the “Team OKRs” tab.

The Asana integration got even more powerful and is now easier to use. Learn more here.

It is now easier to track Jira tickets and calculate progress: You can either track the progress using JQL by selecting issues that are to be divided by a superset of issues (see example above), or by counting a certain number of issues (also using JQL).

Besides the goal measurement types Start and target value, Aggregation, Open/Done, and None, you can now choose Threshold for goals that should not exceed or fall below a certain value.

When writing updates, comments, or check-ins, you can now easily add emojis by typing ‘:’, followed by the emoji name. :tada 🎉

When writing updates, comments, or check-ins, you can now reference goals by typing ‘@’, followed by the name of the goal or typing ‘/’ and choosing the action “Link to goal”.

On Feed views, you’ll now see week dividers so you can quickly see which updates or check-ins belong to which week.

When updating your goals, you can now specify the date of the update.

You can now save (public) views on team pages, just like on the Goals Explorer tab.

Our enterprise customers can now add weights to their goals. Once the feature is activated for your account, you can simply open the progress measurement settings on a goal page, choose “Aggregation”, and assign weights to your key results or subgoals. This is useful if you find that some key results or initiatives are more important than others.

You can now not only bulk-edit goals on cascade and list views, but also on the goal detail page itself.

Previously, you had to change access rights of goals for each goal separately. This was especially annoying if you planned out your whole goals and noticed at the end that they have the wrong permissions. Now you can simply edit the access of all goals in bulk. Yay!

It is now possible to display the parent alignment property on your cascade views. This is especially useful for teams that want to make the alignment of their team OKRs to company objectives visible.

Improvements

• Again, the team worked hard on improving the performance. The result? Mooncamp is now 100% faster️⚡️

Here is a list of features, improvements, and bug fixes that we released today:

Export goals as CSV

You can now export your goals as CSV file.

Security features (Enterprise Plan)

Use Custom SAML Single Sign-on, SCIM Provisioning, and choose how users can log into your workspace.

Bug fixes & improvements

• Improved performance: Mooncamp is now 50% faster️⚡️
• Better search: Besides goals, you can now also search for users and teams
• Global “New” button: Click on “New” on the sidebar (lower-left corner) or press CTRL + N to quickly create a goal or check-in
• You can now rename the Goals tool to something else, such as “OKRs” or “SMART Goals”
• The settings interface got a fresh new look and is better organized now
• You can now add a subgoal via right click
• Improved the goal picker on goal detail pages
• Sometimes, the progress chart was colored incorrectly, this is now fixed