Comparison

Runsheet vs Microsoft Viva Goals

A detailed feature comparison to help you choose the right OKR tool for your software company.

Microsoft Viva Goals

  • Shutting down March 4, 2025
  • Built for enterprise, Microsoft ecosystem
  • Per-seat pricing via Microsoft 365
  • Traditional OKR approach with manual updates

Runsheet

  • Active development, growing feature set
  • Built for 25-75 person software companies
  • Company-based pricing, no per-seat tax
  • Execution-grounded with Linear integration

Feature-by-feature comparison

An honest assessment of how each tool handles key OKR capabilities.

OKR Framework

FeatureViva GoalsRunsheet
Objectives
Key Results
Multiple KR types (metric, milestone, percentage)
Metric and milestone
Objective nesting/alignment
Confidence scoring
Cycle management

Progress Tracking

FeatureViva GoalsRunsheet
Manual check-ins
Batch check-ins (all KRs at once)
Execution-grounded progress
Pulls from Linear
Historical timeline
Check-in history

Weekly Reviews

FeatureViva GoalsRunsheet
Built for weekly reviews
Not a core focus
Primary design goal
30-minute review workflow
At-risk surfacing
Exception-based updates

Integrations

FeatureViva GoalsRunsheet
Linear (delivery tracking)
Stripe (revenue metrics)
PostHog (product analytics)
Microsoft 365
Azure DevOps
Google Search Console

Team & Organization

FeatureViva GoalsRunsheet
Team objectives
Cross-team alignment
Individual objectives
Leadership focus
Enterprise org structure
Built for SMB

Pricing & Access

FeatureViva GoalsRunsheet
Per-seat pricing
Part of Microsoft 365
Company-based
Free tier
Self-serve signup
Requires M365
Setup in minutes
Enterprise deployment

Which tool is right for you?

An honest take on when each tool makes sense.

Viva Goals was better if...

  • You are a large enterprise (500+ employees)
  • Your company is deeply invested in Microsoft 365
  • You need Azure DevOps and Teams integration
  • You want individual-level OKRs for everyone

Since Viva Goals is shutting down, consider enterprise alternatives like Quantive or Lattice.

Choose Runsheet if...

  • You run a 25-75 person software company
  • Your team uses Linear for delivery
  • You want goals grounded in execution, not status theatre
  • Weekly reviews are how you run the company
  • You want company-based pricing, not per-seat

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