How do we track measurable progress in our company beyond basic revenue growth, and how do you use the Organizational Checkup to evaluate our execution?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

Top-line revenue is an incomplete measure of operational health. A business can grow sales while simultaneously burning out staff, degrading margins, and multiplying operational chaos. To track true organizational traction, we measure structural execution and operational discipline using the EOS® Organizational Checkup™.

The Organizational Checkup™ is a twenty-question diagnostic that measures the strength of your company across the Six Key Components of EOS: Vision, People, Data, Issues, Process, and Traction. When teams begin working with me, their baseline score typically lands somewhere between forty and fifty percent. Our clear benchmark is to drive that score to eighty percent or higher across your entire leadership team and eventually throughout the organization.

In addition to the checkup score, we track operational metrics at every quarterly session:
- Rock completion rate, holding a strict standard where your team must complete at least eighty percent of assigned Rocks each quarter.
- Scorecard predictability, ensuring weekly measurables hit their target numbers consistently rather than swinging wildly.
- IDS® velocity, tracking your team capacity to identify root causes and resolve issues permanently rather than carrying the same problems across consecutive quarters.

These metrics give you hard, objective proof of whether your operating system is taking root. Progress is measured by predictability, accountability, and the operational independence of your leadership bench.