What's new?

Filter by specific goals

A new Goal filter lets you include or exclude specific goals, giving you precise control over which goals appear in a view or dashboard.

This enables use cases like showing the goal tree of a specific strategic initiative, creating a focused list of selected strategic goals without distractions, excluding irrelevant goals from shared views or reviews, or cherry-picking individual goals to display on a dashboard.

More control over auto-added goals in check-ins

We’ve improved the filters that determine which goals are automatically added when enabling “Automatically add goals from check-in recipients”. You can now choose whether goals are pulled from currently active cycles (recommended default) or from the cycles selected by the user in their account.

In addition, closed goals and goals updated via an integration are now excluded by default, but can be included if needed.

Full hierarchy visibility in goal views

Previously, cascade views using Show parent alignment only showed the direct parent of a goal. For example, if you were in the Sales teamspace and Sales co-owned an initiative under a Marketing Key Result, the view would only show the direct parent (the Marketing KR), not the full path above it. This meant important context about where a goal sits in the overall hierarchy was lost.

With the new default Show full hierarchy, newly created cascade views now display the complete goal path. The same option is now also available in Tree views. Existing views need to be updated manually if you want to enable the full hierarchy.

Set custom load limits in goal views

Small quality-of-life improvement: You can now control how many top-level goals are initially loaded in your goal views. Use the new load limit setting to choose between 10, 25, 50, or 100 items.

Please note that as part of this update, the setting to show the "Parent alignment" of goals has moved to the Layout settings list.

Add videos and images to your dashboards

Dashboards now support a new Media card type. You can upload images or embed videos from platforms like YouTube, Loom, or Vimeo – perfect for adding visual context, walkthroughs, or recorded updates.

New property: Last update comment

We’ve added a new property called “Last update comment”. It displays the most recent comment from a goal update, giving you instant context on what changed and why.

It’s especially useful in table views when you want to see the latest update at a glance—without having to open each goal.

Deactivate users

Admins can now deactivate users in the member settings, instead of directly deleting them. Deactivated users can no longer log in or be assigned to goals, but their historical goal connections remain intact. Deactivated users no longer count toward your paid license count.

For customers using SCIM provisioning, users removed via SCIM are now automatically flagged as deactivated, making user management much easier.

Introducing Quick Filters

Filters just got a major usability upgrade—making it easier to focus on what matters and fine-tune views without slowing down your workflow.

• Apply filters in seconds. Add filters with just a few clicks—right from the view header. No more digging through layers of menus.
• Edit views without affecting others. As before, changes to filters or sorting remain private until you click Save for everyone. Or discard them anytime with Reset.
• Advanced filtering, when you need it. Need more control? Use nested filter groups up to three levels deep—tucked away until needed.
• One menu to control them all. Adjust layout, visible properties, filters, sorting, and more from one central place.

New integration: Azure DevOps

You can now link your Mooncamp goals to Azure DevOps work items. Automatically track progress based on Shared Queries or selected work items—by count, story points, effort, and more. To use the integration, an admin must first enable it in the settings area.