Cross-Team KPI Framework
This document defines a modular, department-specific KPI framework designed for clarity, delegation, and system scalability across all teams at Chenla Agathos Solutions.
Core Principles
- KPIs must be measurable, actionable, and directly influenceable by the team.
- Each KPI should align with a recurring ritual (weekly check-in, monthly reset, etc).
- Ownership is decentralized: teams are responsible for tracking and reflecting.
- KPIs evolve: archived when mastered, replaced with higher-leverage indicators.
Project & Construction Management
- % of milestones delivered on time
- Actual vs Estimated cost variance per project
- # of client change requests or defect reports per project
- # of weekly site reports submitted on time
- % of lookahead tasks completed as forecasted
- % of tasks delegated to site team vs self-performed
Quantity Surveying (QS)
- % of cost deviations caught before procurement
- Avg. # of days to submit BOQ or variation orders
- # of approved variation orders per project/month
- % of documents with complete backup evidence (e.g., DokuWiki uploads)
- # of new or updated QS-related SOPs/month
Finance & Accounting
- % of transactions recorded within 3 working days
- % of accounting data entered into ERP vs external tools
- # of corrections flagged by monthly review
- # of published weekly/monthly internal finance reports
- # of DokuWiki updates to accounting procedures or logs
HR & Administration
- % of staff attendance records updated weekly
- % of onboarding checklist completed per new hire
- % of weekly admin summaries shared in internal channel or wiki
- Avg. response time to internal support requests
- # of administrative files created, cleaned, or updated monthly
CEO / Systems Leadership
- % of recurring strategic decisions handled without CEO involvement
- # of SOPs or systems created by team members
- % of GPT-generated insights harvested and integrated
- # of decisions embedded into playbooks or frameworks
- Progress rating across 3 strategic objectives/month
Implementation Notes
- Start with 3–5 KPIs per team.
- Assign an owner per KPI to report or reflect, not to punish.
- Review frequency:
- Weekly for operational rhythm (e.g. standups)
- Monthly for strategic adjustments
- All KPIs should be tracked in an open, transparent format (e.g. Grist, Redmine, or DokuWiki dashboards).
- Teams may propose to retire or evolve KPIs after sustained success or process maturity.