How to Configure a Result Model
- Carl Richter
- Tero Kuitunen (Unlicensed)
- Tobias Kienlein
On this page, you will find instructions on how to configure a Result Model.
The Result Model must first be created in the system settings Models. Follow the link to the instructions.
There are two ways of how the Result Model can be configured and viewed in the MIS tool:
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In any way the changes will be displayed in both the Result Dashboard and the Result Model.
Result Dashboard
To add a result to the Result Dashboard,
click on the Add Result Button
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and insert the result information.
Name | Description |
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Result Name | Name of the result |
Description | Description of the result |
Result Level | Dropdown of all available result levels (See Result Model on how to edit the Result Levels) |
Status | Dropdown of the status of the result |
→ On Track | Result is on track in achieving the goal |
→ Deviation | Result deviates from achieving the goal |
→ Off Track | Result is off track in achieving the goal |
→ Fulfilled | Result has fulfilled the goal |
In the Custom Fields tab, you can further specify the organisation that are connected to the result.
Name | Description |
|---|---|
Organisation | Dropdown of all available organisations |
Result Model
In the Result Model tab, you see a visualization of the results and their corresponding levels. You can download the entire visualization as a .PNG file using the button with the screenshot icon.
Via the Additional Settings Button, you can enable or disable visualization features such as the levels, connector labels and badges.
To visualize a Result Model, including results, levels ot results and other information to be included, the following items can be used:
results are visualized via text boxes
result levels are visualized by separator lines on the dashbord
rectangles can be used to delineate or highlight certain parts in the results model. Rectangles can be named, but no text can be added to the rectangles.
connectors or links between results are visualized through arrows
To open the Result Model Editor,
click on the Edit Button.
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To create new elements to the Result Model, click on the Add Button and select either a result, a result level or a rectangle.
Use drag-and-drop to move the elements. All elements can be moved freely on the dashboards.
Edit a Result Level
Edit the Result Levels by
clicking on the display name and
configruating the settings in the Result Level Editor.
Name | Description |
|---|---|
Name (mandatory) | Name of the result level that will be displayed in the result model |
Description | Description of the result level |
Criteria | DAC criteria |
Height (mandatory) | Height of result level in px. This can be left blank and the heigth of the result level is generated automatically. |
Result Text Color | Text color of all result nodes in this level |
Result Background Color | Background color of all result nodes in this level |
Edit a Result
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To edit the setting of a result,
click on Edit Button and insert the result information.
Name | Description |
|---|---|
Result Name | Name of the result |
Description | Description of the result |
Status | Dropdown of the status of the result |
→ On Track | Result is on track in achieving the goal |
→ Deviation | Result deviates from achieving the goal |
→ Off Track | Result is off track in achieving the goal |
→ Fulfilled | Result has fulfilled the goal |
Result Text Color | Text color of all result nodes in this level |
Result Background Color | Background color of all result nodes in this level |
By clickling on the Indicator Button, you can see all the indicators that are connected to this result.
In case there are more than one result model in the MIS, you can create links to connect results to each other. For example, when the same result is part of two result models.
Click on the Link Button to see all the connected results of different result models.
Via the Add Button you can select a corresponding result.
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Shape
A Shape or a rectangle is used to cluster results.
Change the Border Color, Border Style, Border Width and Border Radius by clicking on the corresponding button.