Every priority in PriorityOS goes through the same three steps - described in your own words, sharpened into one measurable statement, then broken into a suggested week-by-week plan. If your company has set up Company DNA, all three steps get sharper for it.
Your team member writes the background details, why it matters, and what proof of success looks like. No SMART priority training or individual training and no template to fight with.
Fill in your company details that makes your company yours - what you sell, how big the team is, the systems everyone actually uses, etc. From then on, every priority and plan PriorityOS helps write draws on that context, so the result sounds like it was written by someone who already knows how your company runs.
Business model, team size, and the actual tools and systems you run on - filled in from Company DNA, whenever you're ready.
PriorityOS will reference your real CRM, ERP or other named systems by name, instead of generic advice that could apply to any company.
If you haven't told it something, it won't guess. Company DNA only ever uses what you've actually given it.
PriorityOS isn't a platform for tracking day-to-day progress on your priority - once the plan is set, following through happens in your normal tools, not a dashboard here.
Your priority isn't shared with the rest of the company - only with your manager, for review and approval.
It's built for one quarterly priority, not a replacement for your team's day-to-day task list or project-management software.