Sprintr uses your Business Goal Priorities to tailor insights and recommendations around what matters most to you. You set these priorities during onboarding, but you can update them at any time to reflect changes in your focus.
What are Business Goal Priorities?
You rank four core goals from 1 (highest priority) to 4 (lowest priority):
Increase Sales – focus on boosting revenue and growth
Raise Profit Margins – focus on improving profitability and reducing leakage
Launch New Products – focus on finding opportunities and expanding your catalogue
Respond to Market Trends – focus on timing awareness and reacting to demand shifts
Sprintr uses this ranking to personalise:
which insights are emphasised first
the tone and direction of recommendations (e.g. protect margin vs drive volume)
what the dashboard and AI guidance prioritise
How priority ranking works
Each goal has a Priority Level dropdown. Set each goal to a unique level:
1 – Highest
2 – High
3 – Medium
4 – Lower
Your Priority 1 goal receives the most focus in Sprintr’s recommendations.
Update your priorities
Open Business Goal Priorities.
Use the dropdown on each goal card to select its priority level.
Click Save Priorities.
Once saved, Sprintr will use the updated ranking going forward.
When should I change my priorities?
It’s normal to update priorities as your business changes. For example:
After a cash squeeze, move Raise Profit Margins to Priority 1
Before a new launch, move Launch New Products higher
In peak season, move Increase Sales higher
When demand is volatile, move Respond to Market Trends higher
Notes
Priorities influence how Sprintr frames and prioritises advice; they don’t lock you into one strategy.
If you’re unsure, pick the goal you’d most regret not improving over the next few weeks and set that as Priority 1.