# Follow a goal's progress

Source: https://kirora.io/docs/guides/goals/follow-progress

Read a goal's result, status and pace, see which campaigns and journeys are credited, and retire a goal you no longer need.

A goal's page shows where it stands now, the pace to its target, and which campaigns and journeys were credited along the way.

## Result and pace

- **Result**: **So far**, then **Final** once the period settles.
- **Target**: the number in force.
- **Expected by now**, for an **At least** target on a total you build up between two dates or each period: where you'd be if you were on pace.

The chart draws the result against the target and the **Pace to the target**, a straight line from zero to the target across the period. **Day by day** lists each day's figures. A recurring target also shows how many periods in a row it was achieved, and **Past periods** keeps every earlier result.

## Statuses

| Status | What it means |
| --- | --- |
| **On track** / **Off track** | Where the result stands against the target, or its pace, so far |
| **Achieved** / **Missed** | The period's final result against the target |
| **Measuring** | The target is in force, with no verdict on its pace yet |
| **No target** | The goal has no target, so it shows the result only |
| **Not enough data yet** | Fewer than 30 contacts (or emails, for an email result) to judge on |
| **Needs data** | An event or property the goal needs has never arrived; it names what to send |
| **No one yet** | Nobody has entered what the goal measures yet, so there's no rate to show |
| **Not measurable** | A period ended with nobody to measure, so it couldn't be judged |
| **Starts** | The target's period hasn't begun; it shows the date |

## Provisional and final results

Results stay **Provisional** until the period settles: 48 hours after it ends, or for a conversion (one event then another, or a segment then an event), once each contact's window has also passed. Then they're **Final**. Events that arrive after a result is final are shown beside it, never added to it. For a goal measured on a segment, the people in it are fixed at the start of each period.

## See what helped

Under **Attributed to campaigns and journeys**, a goal lists the conversions each campaign and journey was credited with. Credit comes from the conversion goals on your campaigns and journeys for the goal's event; without one, nothing is credited. A contact can be credited to more than one, so these aren't added up to the result.

**Lift from journeys with a holdout** shows the difference, in percentage points, between the share of a journey's recipients who reached the goal and the share of its holdout. See [Random split and holdout](https://kirora.io/docs/guides/journeys/journey-results#random-split-and-holdout).

## Ask Kiro AI about it

Kiro AI reads your goals when it plans and reviews. Its **Monthly performance review** task includes progress on your goals. See [Kiro AI tasks](https://kirora.io/docs/guides/kiro-ai/kiro-tasks).

## Retire a goal

Each workspace can have up to five active goals. To add another, choose **Retire** on one you no longer need, then **Retire goal** to confirm. A retired goal stops being measured and can't be brought back, but it stays under **Retired** with its results.

## Next steps

- [Understand your reports](https://kirora.io/docs/guides/reports/understand-your-reports)
- [Journey results](https://kirora.io/docs/guides/journeys/journey-results)