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    Run your weekly Execution meeting

    Settings → Team Calls → Execution~10 min setup
    Turn one recurring call into a structured weekly meeting — seven fixed blocks, a scorecard that fills itself from your portfolio data, 90-day priorities, and an issues list that ends in decisions.

    Steps

    7 steps
    1. 1Open Settings → Team Calls and find the Execution card at the top.
    2. 2Switch Execution on for exactly one weekly call — its huddle will open on the block board; every other call stays a normal huddle. Anything already on that call's agenda becomes the Solve list automatically.
    3. 3Add 5–15 measures under The Numbers, one owner each. Sources marked auto (occupancy, guest review average, new bookings) fill in from your portfolio before the call; the rest are typed in weekly.
    4. 4Open the Execution dashboard (Operations → Execution) to see the scorecard, 90-day priorities, and the Solve list in one place.
    5. 5Start the call's huddle as usual. The board walks the seven blocks — Wins, The Numbers, 90-Day Priorities, Signals, Commitments, Solve, Close & Rate — with most of the hour reserved for Solve.
    6. 6For each issue: name it in a sentence, dig to the real cause, then decide — a decision needs a person and a date.
    7. 7At Close & Rate, everyone scores the meeting 1–10. The average is your Execution score on the dashboard.

    Exactly one weekly call can be the Execution call

    1Settings → Team Calls → the Execution card2Switch Execution on for ONE weekly callIts huddle opens on the block board; the others do not change3Add 5–15 measures under The NumbersOne owner each; occupancy, review average and new bookings fill in for you4Run the huddle through the seven blocksWins, Numbers, Priorities, Signals, Commitments, Solve, Close & Rate5For each issue: name it, find the cause, decideA decision needs a person and a dateEveryone scores the meeting 1–10The average is your Execution score on the dashboard.
    Switching it on turns that call's huddle into the seven-block board. Every other call stays a normal huddle, which is what keeps the format meaningful.

    If something's off

    • If the Execution card doesn't appear in Team Calls — you need an admin role — measures and the call toggle are admin-only.
    • If a number shows — instead of a value — auto measures need portfolio data (bookings, reviews) to exist; manual measures wait for this week's entry — click the current week's cell on the dashboard to type it.
    • If the huddle opens as a normal chat instead of the block board — check the call has Execution switched on and that the huddle was started in that call's meeting channel.
    • If you want a different call to run Execution — switch it on for the new call — the old one turns off automatically; only one call per workspace runs Execution.
    • If you want everyone on the same page during the call — click the Board button in the huddle controls. It opens the shared meeting board for every participant — the facilitator advances the blocks and everyone's screen follows, including people who join late or reload.
    • If the facilitator drops off the call mid-meeting — after a couple of minutes a 'Take over' button appears on the board — anyone can pick up the clicker and continue from the current block.
    • If you want to set or edit the 90-day priorities — open the Execution dashboard and use the Add priority button on the 90-Day Priorities card (admins and the call's team leader). During the meeting's Priorities block, statuses can be updated inline and an off-track priority can be sent to the Solve list with one click.
    • If someone shares their screen during the meeting board — the shared screen takes the stage and the board steps aside automatically — it comes right back when sharing stops, still on the same block.

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