You can access Check-ins for your teams from the main navigation of the mobile app. Once in the Check-ins section, you will see a list of teams where you're either a member or a manager, and which have the Check-ins configured and enabled. If you belong to teams where Check-ins are not enabled - they will not show up in the list of teams under Check-ins in the mobile app.

You can also use the Global Search in the mobile app to navigate to other teams, where you're not a member or manager, and review their members' check-ins. This enables the transparency and cross-collaboration pillars of the OKR methodology.

Once you end up needing to review a particular team's check-ins - and you've navigated to the team in the ways described above, the rest is simple. Explore the high-level overview of the team's check-ins or dive into more details of a particular member's check-in, both within a few clicks.

Most importantly - when you're looking for a quick overview of your team you can filter the team's Check-in screen by who published or not, Blockers, Requests, Wins, Kudos, and Takeaways. The different types of notes will only be available in the filter if someone submits such a note as part of their check-in.

To get into more details, you can easily click on each member and review their individual check-in. This will allow you to review a single check-in - with the person's answers to the questions and notes added to them. The individual Check-in screen can also be filtered by week, using the calendar slider.

One way to publish your check-in is to navigate to the specific team and enter the team's Check-ins screen - there you will see a button "Fill out" leading you to the fill-out Check-in experience.

But you will also be reminded to fill out your check-ins from the Home.

Or if you've configured your mobile push notifications - you might as well enter the fill-out Check-in experience from there.

If Mood is enabled on the team-level Check-in settings, you can add your mood.

You can fill in answers to the questions, which are set for that team in the Check-in settings.

If Notes are enabled on the team-level Check-in settings, you can add notes to highlight important aspects of your check-in. There are five note categories - Blockers, Requests, Wins, Kudos, Takeaways, and you can add only one note per category.

Once you are happy with the information you have provided, click Publish to publish your check-in and move on to your next task in Quantive Results.

Similar to filling out your check-ins on a Desktop, you can use the compare weeks functionality on mobile as a reference point to help you craft your check-in narrative. You will see the "compare with last submitted check-in" button while answering questions or adding notes. Once clicked - it will load up your last submitted check-in. The button will be visible only if you have submitted a check-in in the last 5 weeks, excluding the current one.

You will be able to expand the questions and notes filled in the past, copy selections of the text, or copy the whole text from the field. Then you're able to paste and edit it to your preferences in your new check-in.

To edit your check-in you need to navigate to the specific team and enter your individual check-in for the given week. You can also use the calendar slider at the top to navigate to the correct week.

If you haven't filled out a specific question or note during your first iteration, you can do that while editing the check-in.

There are three push notification settings related to Check-ins that you can configure on your mobile device.

That's the end of this help article, in case you need further assistance don't hesitate to reach out to us with more questions or support requests via our dedicated support channels.