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Goals Preferences

Set your personal defaults for how the Goals page opens — default tab, period, goal-type and status filters, sort order, and which summary cards show.

Two ways to open your Goals preferences

Tune how the Goals page opens from a slide-in panel on the page, or from a full settings page.

Goals preferences control how the Goals page opens for you every time you land on it — which tab it starts on, which time period, goal metric, and status it pre-filters to, how the goal list is ordered, and which summary cards appear above it. You can reach these preferences two ways, and they always show the same values:

  • The preferences panel — open it from the gear icon on the Goals page. It slides in from the right so you can change a setting and see it take effect the next time the page opens.
  • The settings page — go to Settings > Goals for the same controls laid out on a full page, useful when you want to review everything at once.
Your view, not everyone's
These preferences are personal to you and follow you across devices — they are stored on your account, not in one browser, so signing in anywhere brings the same defaults. Changing a default here only affects how the Goals page looks for you. Your teammates keep their own preferences, and nothing here changes the goals themselves or anyone's progress.

Default view

Which tab the Goals page opens on when you land on it.

FieldDescriptionTypeDefault
Default tabWhich tab the Goals page opens on. Everyone can choose My Goals. Managers and admins also see All Goals and Teams as options, because those tabs are manager-only. If you save a manager-only tab and later lose that access, the page quietly opens on My Goals instead.DropdownMy Goals

Default filters

Which goals the list starts filtered to. These apply to the goal tabs only.

The three filters below decide where the goal list starts on the My Goals and All Goals tabs. They never touch the Teams tab, and you can still change any of them directly on the page — your defaults just set the opening state.

FieldDescriptionTypeDefault
Default periodPre-filter goals by their time period. Choose All periods, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Annually, or Custom.DropdownAll periods
Default goal typePre-filter goals by their metric. Choose All goal types, or any of the ten metrics: Calls Made, Emails Sent, Meetings, Activities, Tasks Completed, Deals Added, Deals Progressed, Deals Won, Revenue Won, or Pipeline Created.DropdownAll goal types
Default statusPre-filter goals by completion status: All statuses, In progress, or Completed.DropdownAll statuses

Display

How goals are ordered, and which summary cards show above the goal tabs.

The summary cards are the three stat tiles above the goal list — Active, Completed, and Avg Progress. Turn any of them off to hide it; turn all three off to hide the card row entirely. Like the filters, sort order and card visibility apply to the goal tabs only, not the Teams tab.

FieldDescriptionTypeDefault
Default sortHow the goal list is ordered: Newest first, Progress (high to low), Progress (low to high), Name A–Z, or Target (high to low).DropdownNewest first
Show “Active” cardShow or hide the Active summary card above the goal tabs.ToggleOn
Show “Completed” cardShow or hide the Completed summary card above the goal tabs.ToggleOn
Show “Avg Progress” cardShow or hide the Avg Progress summary card above the goal tabs.ToggleOn
Defaults preserve today's view
Out of the box, every default matches how the Goals page already opens — it lands on My Goals, with no filters applied, ordered Newest first, and all three summary cards showing. So until you change something here, nothing about the page moves.

Notifications

Goal notifications live on their own settings page — the panel just points at them.

The panel doesn't set any notification toggles itself. Because goal-progress notifications belong to the whole notifications system rather than just this page, the panel links out to them instead of duplicating them:

FieldDescription
Goal notificationsChoose which goal-progress updates notify you. The “Manage goal notifications” link opens your Notification settings.

Saving and syncing

Changes save themselves and follow you across devices.

There is no save button. Every change you make saves the moment you make it, and a brief Saved indicator confirms it (you may see a quick Saving… first). Because the panel and the settings page read and write the same preferences, a change in one shows up in the other right away — and because they are stored on your account rather than in the browser, they follow you to any device you sign in on.

Defaults, not locks
Everything here just decides where the Goals page starts. You can still switch tabs, change a filter, or re-sort the list directly on the page at any time — your defaults simply set the starting point each time you open Goals.