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EOS® Issues in Ninety

Identify, Discuss & Solve: Turn Issues into Action

Unresolved issues slow down progress. Ninety helps you capture what’s getting in the way, prioritize what matters most, and solve challenges as a team—so nothing stalls momentum.
Create Issues on the fly, discuss them in real time, and connect them to Rocks, To-Dos, and Scorecard metrics without losing context. It’s how high-performing teams solve problems faster and build trust along the way.

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I do really like the Issues feature. I can log in during the middle of the night and jot down an issue that's been keeping me awake. That means it's not forgotten and we can get it resolved during the appropriate meeting that week. So you could say Ninety helps me sleep at night…

Jon Law, Lollipop Local

[Ninety] has improved communication and alignment across the organization as well as provided us with a much-needed framework for managing To-Dos, tracking Issues/solutions, and reviewing Scorecard data over time.

Sarah Thomas, Edgewater Group

Prioritize your Issues

Add discussion points

Click on any To-Do, Rock, or Milestone and create an Issue from it so you can talk about it in your next team meeting.

On the agenda

Create Issues as you think of them throughout the week (or mid-meeting) and discuss them during weekly team meetings.

Resolve issues faster

Focus on urgent topics first. Take notes in each Issue and break them into actionable To-Dos.

Two company leaders in a meeting. Above them is a count of Total Issues, Issues Solved Last Meeting, Issues Solved Today, and Solve Rate.

Get to the point

Find solutions

Talk through the week's Issues in your team meetings to collaborate toward real solutions and next steps.

Hold that thought

Decide if something is a Short-Term or Long-Term Issue. Discuss time-sensitive topics now; revisit the rest later.

Take action

Found a solution? Create To-Dos for the team members who will make it happen, and add notes for helpful context.

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Issues

Ninety’s Issues tool brings purpose to all your team and planning meetings. Issues can be more than an obstacle in your way — they can also be ideas, opportunities, or topics to explore. This brief provides an overview of the Issues tool, including tips for identifying and resolving your key Issues.

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How to Make Something an Issue in Ninety

Here's how to move a measurable, Rock, or To-Do to the Issues list in Ninety with the "Make it an Issue" button! Don't forget to add Issues throughout the week to discuss in your meeting.

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How to Send and Receive Issues Across Teams on Ninety

In meetings, you may realize another team is better equipped to address an Issue. The "Sending/Receiving Issues" feature allows your team to delegate Issues while maintaining visibility.

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How to Archive Rocks, Issues, and To-Dos in Ninety

You can archive the item if you want to save the details recorded in your Rocks, Issues, and To-Dos! It'll no longer appear on your current list, but it's saved for reference.

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