We just hired a new Integrator to run our daily operations, but our weekly Scorecard is still customized to my historical ways of viewing the company. How do we hand off Scorecard ownership to a new Integrator without losing visibility during the transition?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

Handing off Scorecard ownership to a new Integrator is a critical step in stepping back into the Owner Box. However, if the Scorecard is still built around your personal intuition, the transition will be rocky. To transfer this ownership cleanly, you must first separate your personal preferences from the objective needs of the business. Sit down with your new Integrator and review every single row on the Scorecard. Clarify the exact definition of each metric, where the data comes from, and who on the Accountability Chart owns it. Once the Integrator understands the mechanics, give them the authority to manage the Scorecard during the Level 10 Meeting. As the founder, your role is to observe and ask questions, not to drive the data collection or enforce accountability. If the Integrator wants to adjust how certain metrics are tracked to match their management style, allow them that freedom, as long as the leading indicators remain predictive. By allowing your Integrator to own the data and refine the Scorecard, you build their authority with the leadership team and ensure you maintain a clear, objective view of the company.