Your initiatives

Last updated: August 11, 2026

An initiative is a program of work your organization is running — content, actions and deadlines grouped around a goal. Your Initiatives on your home page shows the ones you belong to.

You only see initiatives you have been added to, and only once they have been published. If a colleague mentions one you cannot find, it may not be live yet, or you may not be part of it.

What each card shows

  • The dates the initiative runs between, and how many days are left

  • Its name and description

  • A progress bar with your completion percentage

  • An actions count, such as 3/59

  • A button to open it

You can switch between grid and list views. The list view adds columns for your progress, actions and the deadline.

Understanding your progress

The two numbers measure different things.

The Actions count — for example, 3/59 — is how many actions you have finished. An action counts here only when it is fully complete.

The percentage is your average progress across every action, including the ones you have started but not finished.

This is why the two can look inconsistent. If you have finished 3 actions out of 59 but made partial progress on most of the rest, the count stays low while the percentage rises. A low fraction alongside a higher percentage means you have started a lot and finished a little.

The percentage rounds down, so it can read slightly lower than you expect.

An initiative with no actions assigned to you shows 0/0 and 0%.

The button changes with your progress

  • Open — you have not started

  • Resume — you are partway through

  • Review — you have completed everything

The colored dot

The dot beside an initiative's name identifies it. Each initiative has its own color, which stays the same wherever it appears, so you can recognize it at a glance.

The color does not indicate status. A green dot does not mean an initiative is healthy, and a different color does not mean something is wrong.

Opening one

Opening an initiative takes you to its own space, with the content and actions gathered for that program. See Inside an initiative.