Step three, Momentum
A project management tool built around your plan.
Each owner gets their piece by email every morning. Reply in plain words, update it by voice, or work in the Asana or Monday.com project you already use.
Riverside Academy
Good morning Dana, here is today’s signal.
This has been sitting a couple of weeks. When do you expect it to land? Answer in your own words and I’ll turn it into dates.
- Send the spring family surveyPriority 2 · Grow enrollment14 days late
survey slipped to end of the month, ask Marcus about the dashboard
Got it. Survey moved to 31 March and the dashboard reassigned to Marcus. Asana updated.
Month four
Your Rumo plan is set. Mission Signal keeps the momentum going.
This is where most strategic plans hit a wall. The retreat is over, the document is finished, and day-to-day pressure pulls focus back to whatever is loudest that week.
Mission Signal puts the plan in front of the people who own pieces of it, every morning. It tracks the commitments your organization made about its own year.
One week
What a week looks like.
Every owner gets one email with the pieces they are responsible for. They reply in plain words, or send a voice note. The update lands in the tracker your team already uses.
It works with a plan we built with you, or with a plan you already have.
Every morning
Each owner gets the piece of the plan they carry, by email.
One message, the commitments that belong to that person, and the question of where they stand. A program director reads it between two other things.
Getting set up
We build it around your plan.
Setup runs per client: your priorities, your owners, your cadence, and your Asana or Monday workspace if you use one. That takes a conversation and a short piece of configuration.
It connects to Rumo, so the plan you built there arrives here with its priorities and owners already attached, and it connects to Asana and Monday.com so the tracker your team opens every day stays the tracker your team opens every day.
