What allows users to determine how closely a scenario meets scorecard goals?

The option that enables users to determine how closely a scenario meets scorecard goals is targets defined in the scorecard. Scorecards are tools used to measure performance against specific goals or targets that are predetermined and often quantifiable. By comparing the outcomes of a scenario to these established targets, users can assess performance and identify areas for improvement.

Targets in a scorecard provide a clear benchmark, allowing users to evaluate success quantitatively. This direct comparison is essential in effective performance management, as it makes it easier to recognize how well a scenario aligns with strategic objectives.

Other forms of feedback, such as qualitative inputs from peers, numerical results from other users, or general observations on performance, may provide useful context or insights but do not offer the structured comparison necessary to directly measure alignment with specific scorecard goals.