Chase the goals nobody has updated this quarter
Every Monday, WebRun opens Culture Amp, reads the active goals and their last check-in dates, finds the ones that have gone stale, writes them into a Notion table grouped by owner and team, and files a dated snapshot in Google Drive so the quarter does not end with a wall of untouched goals.
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How do I find the goals nobody has checked in on this quarter?
WebRun opens Culture Amp every Monday, reads the active goals and their last check-in dates, and finds the ones that have gone stale. It writes them into a Notion table grouped by manager and files a dated snapshot in Google Drive, so a quarter does not end with untouched goals.
- Stale goals surface weekly instead of at quarter end
- Every goal is grouped under the manager who can chase it
- The quarter's trend is filed week by week in Drive
Built for people teams · HR business partners · managers · operations leads
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
app.cultureamp.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Culture Amp - find goals with no recent check-in
WebRun opens Culture Amp to find goals with no recent check-in. - Open Culture Amp and list the goals active in the current quarter
- Read the last check-in date and current progress on each goal
- Pick out goals with no update inside the window you set, such as three weeks
- Record the goal owner and the team the goal belongs to
- Note goals still sitting at zero progress this far into the quarter
Done when Every stale goal is listed with its owner, team, progress, and last check-in date.
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Notion - build the chase table by owner
WebRun opens Notion to build the chase table by owner. - Open the people team page in Notion and refresh the goal chase table
- One row per stale goal with the owner, team, progress, and days since the last check-in
- Group the rows by manager so one conversation covers a whole team
- Show how many goals were updated this week so the table is not only bad news
Done when The Notion chase table shows every stale goal grouped by manager.
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Google Drive - file the weekly snapshot
WebRun opens Google Drive to file the weekly snapshot. - Save a dated snapshot of this week's goal status into Google Drive
- Keep the weekly files together so the quarter's trend is readable
- Record the totals: goals active, updated this week, stale, and at zero progress
- Leave any message to a goal owner for their manager to send
Done when This week's snapshot is filed in Drive alongside the earlier weeks.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it message employees about their goals?
No. WebRun never messages a goal owner. It builds an internal table grouped by manager and files a snapshot in your Drive, so the nudge comes from a person who knows the context, not an automation.
Does it change goal progress in Culture Amp?
No. WebRun reads goals, progress, and check-in dates. Updating a goal or writing a check-in stays with the person who owns it, because a progress note is their own account of the work.
How is this different from chasing survey responses?
Survey chasing works on engagement surveys and their action plans. This run works the performance side: individual and team goals that have had no check-in, which no survey report ever shows.
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