Recurring responsibilities are easy to forget. Nestr's checklists let you define repeating tasks tied to specific roles, then review them during tactical meetings.
What are checklists in Nestr?
Checklists are recurring tasks attached to a specific role. Each item represents something the role holder should regularly do. During tactical meetings, the checklist is reviewed and each item is checked off: did you do this? This creates lightweight, visible accountability without micromanagement.
How do checklists relate to metrics?
Checklists and metrics work together to give a complete picture of role performance. Checklists track recurring activities (the inputs), while metrics track measurable outcomes (the outputs). Together they help circles stay on top of both process and results.
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