Keep sites and departments aligned
Improvement work becomes scattered when every site organizes ideas and measures differently. Model your sites and departments so users, ideas, and KPIs stay in the right context.
Available on Starter and above.
A program spanning several sites loses visibility when teams, ideas, and KPIs are not assigned to the same structure.
Start with the work that is getting stuck
Sites, departments, users, ideas and KPIs with their relevant scope.
Keep the next step visible
Create the sites and departments, assign users and records, then filter activity or compare performance across the structure.
See what moved and what needs attention
Scoped views and cross-site comparisons that preserve local ownership while giving you an organization-wide view.
A learning cycle
An idea should have somewhere to go next.
A proposal becomes useful when the team can test it, check what changed, and decide what to keep.
Plan
Name the problem, owner, expected change, and measure.
Do
Try the change on a scale the team can review.
Check
Compare what happened with the expectation and evidence.
Act: standardize or adjust
Make the agreed method clear when the test holds. If it does not, adapt the change and test again.
Keep site and department ownership clear while reviewing improvement work across the organization.
Model Sites and Departments
Create locations (Sites) and the teams within them (Departments). The same structure is available when people record ideas and KPIs.
Set KPI Scope
Define a KPI for the whole organization, one site, or a department type across sites, such as Quality Control. The scope keeps measures connected to the work they describe.
Compare Activity Across Sites
With site and department structure in place, compare improvement activity and recorded savings across the organization while keeping local ownership visible.
Multi-Site & Department Structure keeps local ownership clear while the wider program stays aligned.