Overview
Target vs Achieved lets a System or Project Admin set a weekly Quality Inspection target per project and track it against what's actually completed — so you can see, in real time, whether the site team is on track to meet its quality goal.
🧭 How to use
Go to the Projects tab → select the project.
Open the Target tab.
Set the current week's Target — the number of inspections you expect to reach a final Pass this week. (e.g. if RCC work should finish this week, add 1 to the Target.)
As inspections get their final Pass, the Achieved count updates automatically.
Target vs Achieved
Target — the number of inspections whose final stage is expected to Pass in the week (set by the Project Admin).
Achieved — the number of inspections whose final stage actually Passed in the week (auto-updated as each inspection gets its final Pass).
Download the week's log
Hover over the Achieved number → a download icon appears → click it to download a CSV of that week's inspections.
❓ FAQ
1. What is Target vs Achieved?
A way to set a weekly inspection target per project and track it against what's actually completed — with real-time progress.
2. Who sets the target?
The System or Project Admin, in the project's Target tab.
3. What counts as "Achieved"?
An inspection whose final stage Passed in that week — the count updates automatically.
4. How do I download the week's inspections?
Hover over the Achieved number and click the download icon — you'll get a CSV of that week's inspections.
5. Does it update automatically?
Yes — Achieved updates in real time as inspections reach their final Pass.
💡 Good to know
Target = expected final-Pass inspections for the week (set by admin); Achieved = actual final-Pass inspections (auto-updated).
Set it in the Target tab of the project.
Download a CSV of the week's inspections by hovering the Achieved number → download icon.
Gives real-time visibility of progress against the weekly quality goal.
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