Issues are the heart of our team meetings. We join together to Raise, Discuss, and Resolve (RDR) the Issues most pertinent to our week, quarter, or year responsibilities.

We have four primary ways to prioritize Issues during a meeting:

Incorporating one or more of these strategies helps keep meetings focused on simplifying the work that needs to be done.

A user can rank an Issue while creating it by selecting a 1-5 in the Priority field.

At Ninety (the company), 5s take precedence during a meeting. If there's remaining time after covering these Issues, the team will continue the RDR process.

Select the # symbol to order the Issues by their priority number.

If an Issue isn't ranked before the meeting, have the Issue's owner assign a number at the start of the Issues segment.

Use the Top 3 Selector during a meeting to quickly choose the top three Issues to discuss during a meeting.

After the third click, the Issues will be reorganized to bring the selected three Issues to the top of the list.

During meetings, the facilitator or a team member operating Ninety's platform can drag and drop Issues into a preferred order by clicking and holding the 12-dot grid at the far left of an Issues row (hover over this area to make the grid appear). After dropping the Issue, Ninety will automatically renumber the team's Issues.

Issues voting is an optional company feature used in meetings to let teams quickly vote on which Issues to prioritize for the meeting.

To turn on Issues Voting, an Owner or Admin should:

To initiate Issues Voting in a meeting, click the thumbs-up icon on the top right of the Issues card.

Then, each team member uses their three votes by clicking the thumbs-up on the Issue(s) they wish to discuss. To remove a vote, click the thumbs-down.