The My Status Reports section is categorized into 2 major parts:

• The Status Report entry itself
• The Table which contains and organizes all your Status Report entries

The Status Report entry itself

A 1:1 Meeting entry is presented as a Kanban-style card which displays relevant information about it. The properties displayed include:

External Properties

These properties are part of the database structure

• Name: The title of the Status Report (e.g. “Async Status — John Doe”)
• Owner: The person updating the status (This is typically going to be you)
• Date: The Date the Status Report was entered
• Date Range: This indicates the date-range of the week within which the 1:1 Meeting falls. (Mon - Sun)
• I’m feeling… : Indicates your general emotional state at the time period surrounding the Status Report entry
• Status Visibility: This helps you control who can see the Status Update (You, Department or Company)
• Alert (hidden when not in use): To indicate when a compulsory condition needs to be met. There is only 1 alert you can get in the Status Report database table. Learn more about Status Reports alerts here