Decision Velocity measures how effectively your organization makes and acts on strategic decisions — not just how many you log, but whether they move through on time. It's a leading indicator of execution health. This guide explains what it shows.
💡 Tip — Who can use this Available on the Partner tier and above. Find it on the Decision Tracker.
Quick reference
| Metric | What it means |
|---|---|
| Velocity score | Overall decision-making effectiveness (0–100) |
| On-time % | Decisions completed by their deadline |
| Avg cycle days | How long decisions typically take |
What Decision Velocity shows
On the Decision Tracker, the velocity panel summarizes your decision-making health with a few metrics:
- Velocity score (0–100) — a composite reflecting your throughput against your reporting cadence, your on-time rate, and your cycle speed.
- Throughput vs. cadence — how many decisions you're making compared to what your cadence expects.
- On-time percentage — the share of decisions completed by their deadline.
- Average cycle days — how long a decision typically takes from logged to implemented.
- A throughput sparkline — your decision volume over recent periods.
- A stale decisions list — decisions past their deadline, each with a reschedule control.
📝 Note — It feeds the Intelligence pillar Decision Velocity contributes to your Intelligence pillar score. Logging decisions and keeping them moving (rather than letting them go stale) improves both your velocity and that pillar.
💡 Tip — Reschedule stale decisions If a decision has gone past its deadline, use the inline reschedule control to set a new, realistic deadline. Stale decisions drag down your velocity — either move them forward or update their status to reflect reality.