Delete and deactivate goals in Adobe Workfront Goals

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When you start working on a goal and it becomes irrelevant in your organization, we recommend deactivating it, instead of deleting it. Deactivating a goal keeps its historical information and gives you a chance to reactivate it at a later time. There are times, however, when deleting a goal might make sense, to keep your goal list accurate.

Access requirements

You must have the following:

Adobe Workfront plan*

For the new plan and license structure:

An Ultimate plan

For the current plan and license structure:

A Pro or higher
An Adobe Workfront Goals license in addition to a Workfront license.

Adobe Workfront license*

New license: Contributor or higher

Current license: Request or higher

Product*

New product requirement, one of the following:

A Select or Prime Adobe Workfront plan and an additional Adobe Workfront Goals license.
An Ultimate Workfront plan which includes Workfront Goals by default.

Current product requirement: A Workfront plan and an additional license for Adobe Workfront Goals.

For information, see Requirements to use Workfront Goals.

Access level

Edit access to Goals

Object permissions

View or higher permissions to the goal to view it

Manage permissions to the goal to edit it

For information about sharing goals, see Share a goal in Workfront Goals.

Layout template

All users, including Workfront administrators, must be assigned a layout template that includes the Goals area in the Main Menu.

*For more information, see Access requirements in Workfront documentation.

Deactivate goals

You can deactivate a goal that is no longer relevant and that you might want to reactivate in the future.

Considerations when deactivating goals
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Considerations when deactivating goals

Remember the following when deactivating goals:

You can only deactivate goals in an Active status. For information about activating a goal, see Activate goals in Adobe Workfront Goals.

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You cannot deactivate goals in a Draft status.

Workfront stops calculating the progress of deactivated goals.
Inactive goals no longer display on or are taken into account in the Graphs section of Workfront Goals. For information about Workfront Goals graphs, see Review graphs to understand goal progress trends in Adobe Workfront Goals.
You can no longer make updates on deactivated goals.
You can edit information about the goal and its alignment.
You can reactivate a previously deactivated goal.

Deactivate goals

Click the Main Menu icon in the upper right corner, then click Goals.

The goal list displays.
(Optional) Modify your filters to display only goals that are active.

For information about filtering information in Workfront Goals, see Filter information in Adobe Workfront Goals.
Click an active goal.

The goal page opens.
Click the More menu to the right of the goal name, then click Deactivate.
The goal is deactivated and its status becomes Inactive.

Delete goals

You can delete goals that are no longer or might never be relevant.

Considerations when deleting goals
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You can delete goals in any status, including closed goals.
You cannot recover deleted goals.
Results and Manual progress bar activities attached to the goal are also deleted.
Projects associated with goals are not deleted, but their association with the goal is removed.

Delete goals

Click the Main Menu icon in the upper right corner, then click Goals.

The goal list displays.
Click the name of a goal. This opens the goal page.
Click the More menu to the right of the goal name, then click Delete Goal, then Delete.

The goal and its activities and results are also deleted and cannot be recovered. Projects that were associated with the goal or children goals are not deleted.

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