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Most tools track progress.
StratBox checks it.

Status reports tell you what people say is happening. StratBox pulls data from the systems your teams already use and validates status against the work itself.

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Goal
Project
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Goal
Procedure
Work
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StratBox vs. strategy execution software

Yes
Partial
Not offered
Capability
StratBox
Cascade
WorkBoard
ClearPoint
AchieveIt
Asana
Goals traced to the procedures that deliver them
Yes
To projects
To projects
To projects
To plans
To tasks
Status validated against execution evidence
Yes
Partial
Partial
Partial
No
Partial
Assessments of the work, not just progress
Yes
Partial
Partial
No
No
No
Recommended next steps
Yes
Partial
Yes
Yes
No
Partial
FAQ

Questions

Is StratBox OKR software?

No. You can run OKRs in StratBox, but the focus is accountability: tracing goals to the procedures behind them and checking that the work holds up. OKR tools mostly track the score someone enters.

How is StratBox different from Cascade?

Cascade connects strategy to projects and pulls updates from other tools. StratBox goes one level deeper, to the procedures that produce the work, and validates status against execution evidence.

Looking for a Quantive alternative?

WorkBoard acquired Quantive in 2025, and the Quantive site now redirects to WorkBoard. If you are reviewing options, StratBox is built for the same Chief of Staff and strategy teams, with pricing on the website.

Do we have to replace Asana, Jira or Monday?

No. Keep your task tools for daily work. StratBox pulls data from them and shows whether that work is moving your strategic goals.

How much does StratBox cost?

Plans start at $850 per month for 5 users, and every plan includes unlimited viewers. You can try it free for 14 days with no card.

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