> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flip.to/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flip.to/changelog/september-2026/goals-now-work-the-way-groups-do.md).
# Goals now work the way groups do
22 September 2026
## Wins mean more when everyone can see them
We made Goals go farther for groups so that, together, everyone gets better.
### One clear read sets the pace
Kick off with a look at the direct channel targets set by your teams. In one view, get a pulse of your website health, easily spotting wins.
### The by-property review lines up next
See which properties are carrying weight, and where taking action could move the needle most.
Select any property to build room night and revenue targets with our **new batch editor**. Set out a few months, or for the full year. Since you can adjust in real-time or as the year takes shape, it's simple to dial in as seasons, marketing, or teams grow and change.
### As always, dive into any month
Hover any month for a quick look at actual-vs-goal for room nights and revenue—now rolled up to the group.
Pick a month and get the full story: pacing of daily booked room nights, when visitors were planning, and which channels contributed to the result.
### **Start exploring 🧑🚀**
Goals are now the shortest path yet from *“are we on track?”* to *“let’s do something about it.”* That way everyone—property teams, managers, owners, asset managers, and even agencies—all work from the same scoreboard.
This update is live now. If you'd like a hand [setting targets across your portfolio](https://docs.flip.to/docs/platform/spacetime/goals), or a walkthrough of what's new, [say hello to Customer Success](https://docs.flip.to/support/customer-success)—we'd love to help. 🚀
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