Goal/target relationship form

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  • Updated March 12, 2026
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    • The goal/target relationship form enables you to define how a goal relates to a demand.

    Table 1. Goal and target relationship form
    Field Description
    Goal Name of the goal.
    Demand Demand associated with the goal.
    Target Name of the target.
    Primary Option that indicates whether this goal is the primary goal associated with a demand. Only one can be designated as the primary goal.
    Parent goal Name of the parent goal that this goal contributes to.
    Status Status of the goal. The available values are Red, Yellow, Green, or None.
    State State of the goal. The available values are Draft, In progress, Approved, Complete, Pending, Achieved, or Not Achieved.
    End date End date for the goal. By default, the end date of the current quarter is populated. For a subgoal, the end date of its parent goal is populated.
    Start date Start date for the goal. By default, the start date of the current quarter is populated. For a subgoal, the start date of its parent goal is populated.
    Progress Percentage completion for the goal. If the goal has subgoals or targets, the progress value is calculated automatically.

    For details about how the progress value is calculated, see Progress value calculation.
    Category Category of the goal. The available options are:
    • Total Applications
    • Total Cost
    • Opex
    • Capex
    • Cloud Applications
    • Homegrown Applications
    • Support Cost
    • Labor Cost
    • Standards Compliance
    • Strategic
    • Operational
    • Tactical
    • Artificial Intelligence