How to run L10 meetings with Strety: an end-to-end walkthrough from set-up to conclusion.

Navigate to the Agendas tab from your team page and click into the active L10 agenda

Not all teams run EOS/BOS or their L10 meetings by the book. Strety gives you the option to set custom durations for each section, toggle on/off sections, reorder sections, and even add custom sections to your L10 agendas so you can fully control what gets discussed in the most important meeting of your week

Once you have your L10 configured how you want it, you're ready to run your L10. Click Start Agenda, mark who is attendance, and use the Next nav button in the top right to progress through the meeting

As you move through each section, notice the timer counting up in the left agenda pane. As the allocated time nears, the timer will turn red letting you know it's time to wrap-up that section.

At any point throughout the meeting, you're also able to create a To-Do, cascade a message to other teams, and take notes. Take advantage of the features during the meeting rather than after. You can also trigger a tangent alert if things start to deviate too far off track as good natured way to get everyone to refocus.

The Issues section is typically where teams spend the majority of their L10 time. We recommend giving everyone a couple minutes to review the issue list and vote for the issues they feel are highest priority. Everyone gets (3) votes. We show a vote counter in the top right so you know once everyone in attendance has exercised their full voting power. Once the votes are in, click the Votes column header (or the Priority header) for a quick sort and begin to tackle your issue list.

You can merge related Issues, send Issues to other teams, cascade a message from an Issue, and convert short to long and long to short by clicking the 3-dot menu of any Issue from your L10. Again, do this during the meeting, not after.

We believe it's important to celebrate the wins - big and small - and resolving issues should be seen as a win. Hopefully you are able to resolve a few during your first L10. If you want to take your celebrations up a notch, you can customize the confetti settings from your personal profile and make it rain emojis across your screen. You can disable confetti anytime if or when meetings require a more formal tone

The conclusion page serves as both a meeting review and an opportunity for housekeeping. On it, you'll see a list of To-Dos that remain open, any cascading messages that were sent out during the L10, a rating section where everyone in attendance can provide rankings and add context, as well as option to have Strety auto-archive any resolved issues and discussed headlines (recommended).

Upon concluding the meeting, you'll see a meeting summary page. The summary is sent out via email to everyone on the team whether they were in attendance or not - making it easy for everyone to stay aligned on what was discussed that day.

We'll show you total meeting time, # of attendees/absentees, # of tangents, average ranking, an issues report, a Headline report, and an aggregated set of notes from anyone who took them throughout the meeting

When you navigate back to then pilot or test teams Agenda tab, you'll see the competed agenda in the Past Agendas section and the the current - or next - iteration of the L10 ready in the Active Agendas section