Team Productivity

Productivity Insights That
Motivate, Not Monitor

Set team and individual goals. Track progress with streaks. See productivity dashboards without invasive surveillance. Build a culture of achievement.

GoalsReportsTime TrackingTeams

Productivity Without Surveillance

No visibility into team capacity and output
Surveillance tools (screenshots, monitoring) damage trust
Goals tracked in spreadsheets are forgotten
No way to celebrate consistent achievement
Individual productivity varies without accountability
Managers rely on gut feeling instead of data

Productivity Through Goals

Duration Goals

Set weekly or monthly hour targets. Track progress against goals.

Goals with duration type

Earnings Goals

Revenue targets tied to billable hours. See earnings progress.

Goals with earnings type

Streak Tracking

Consecutive weeks/months hitting goals build streaks. Gamification that motivates.

Goal streaks current/max

Team Dashboard

See team productivity at a glance. Who's on track? Who needs support?

Dashboard with goal widgets

Flexible Intervals

Daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly goals. Different cadences for different needs.

Goal intervals

No Surveillance

Self-reported time with goal accountability. No screenshots, no monitoring.

Trust-based tracking

Building Productive Teams

1

Set Goals

Define weekly hour targets or monthly revenue goals for team and individuals.

Uses: Goals
2

Track Progress

Dashboard shows real-time progress. Team members see their own streak building.

Uses: Goals
3

Celebrate Achievement

Hit your goal? Streak increases. Consistent achievement becomes visible and rewarded.

Uses: Goals
4

Analyze Patterns

Reports show productivity trends. Identify what helps teams succeed.

Uses: Reports

Sales Team Productivity Tracking

Maria, VP Sales
The Challenge

Maria's 10-person sales team had weekly call hour targets but no easy way to track them. Spreadsheet tracking was abandoned by week 2.

The Solution

Asrify goals let each rep set their call hour target. Dashboard shows team-wide progress. Streaks create friendly competition for consistency.

The Outcome

Average call hours increased 23%. The team's longest streak is 47 weeks. Friendly competition improved morale. No surveillance required.

"Streaks turned productivity from a chore into a game."
Deep Dive

Redefining Team Productivity

Productivity measurement has evolved beyond hours logged. Modern teams recognize that output quality matters more than input quantity—a developer who solves a critical bug in two hours is more productive than one who writes mediocre code for eight. The challenge is creating visibility into achievement without creating perverse incentives that sacrifice quality for quantity.

Goal-based accountability works because it aligns individual motivation with organizational needs. When people set their own targets and track their own progress, they internalize accountability rather than having it imposed. The streak mechanism taps into loss aversion: once you have a 20-week streak, the prospect of breaking it motivates more than any external pressure could.

Team productivity visibility should inform support, not punishment. When a dashboard shows someone falling behind their goals, the appropriate response is conversation about obstacles and workload, not criticism. Teams that use productivity data punitively quickly see gaming behaviors that render the data meaningless.

Frequently Asked Questions

Goals track outcomes you choose to measure. There's no screenshot monitoring, keystroke logging, or activity tracking. It's about what you accomplish, not whether you're at your desk.

Yes. Goal pause feature lets you mark vacation time. Your streak isn't broken for planned time off.

Duration goals track hours worked. Earnings goals track billable revenue. Both can be daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly.

Yes. Team dashboard shows everyone's goal progress. Managers can identify who needs support without intrusive check-ins.

Motivate Your Team

Build a culture of achievement with goals and streaks. No surveillance required.