<aside> <img src="/icons/aquarius_gray.svg" alt="/icons/aquarius_gray.svg" width="40px" /> Success criteria in project management are specific, measurable, and time-bound benchmarks that define the conditions a project must meet to be considered successful. They serve as a yardstick to evaluate project performance, ensuring alignment with objectives and stakeholder expectations.

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Success Criteria

Success Criteria

<aside> 💡 How to fill the Success Criteria Details ?

  1. Success Criteria Name (Text): A descriptive name or title for the success criteria.
  2. Description (Text or Long Text): A detailed description of the success criteria, including the specific requirements, conditions, or outcomes that need to be met for success.
  3. Type (Select or Tags): Categorize the success criteria by type, such as quality, performance, functionality, or user satisfaction.
  4. Measurement Metrics (Text): If applicable, specify how the success criteria will be measured or quantified. This might include specific metrics or Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
  5. Acceptance Criteria (Text or Long Text): Define the acceptance criteria for each success criterion, detailing what constitutes successful completion.
  6. Status (Select or Checkbox): Track the status of each success criterion (e.g., "Met," "Not Met," "In Progress").
  7. Priority (Select): Assign a priority level to each success criterion to indicate its importance or criticality.
  8. Responsible Party (Person or Text): Identify the individual or team responsible for ensuring the success criteria are met.
  9. Due Date (Date): Specify the target date for achieving the success criteria.
  10. WBS (Relation): Link the success criteria to the specific WBS that you have written in your WBS tasks (if they apply)
  11. Notes (Long Text): Include any additional notes or context related to the success criteria.
  12. Attachments (File): Attach relevant documents or references related to the success criteria. </aside>