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# Guided plan to execute a program

# Guided plan to execute a program {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 3 min. de leitura

After you create a program, you can use the guided plan to formulate steps in executing
the program that you have created.  
Nota:  
You can use the guided plan to execute a program only when you activate PPM Standard
(com.snc.financial_planning_pmo) plugin.

You can select a specific program by clicking the view link of the programs in the
Opportunities \& Solutions section of the Application Portfolio Management portal to open
the guided program navigation page. The Program Navigation page guides you in creating a
step-by-step plan to set a goal target, identify opportunities and create demands, and track
the project.
Figura 1. Program navigation page

The Program Navigation page is divided into these sections:

Fiscal Period
:   Select Fiscal Period to start planning is the fiscal period for
    which you set your goal, implement the demands, and achieve the target.

Program Steps
:   The section takes you through a guided step-by-step workflow to complete the tasks and
    achieve the target goal.

Step 1: Set Goal Contribution Target
:   Use the link to set the goal contribution target for the fiscal period.

Step 2: Identify Opportunities

:   Identify opportunities to meet the target by analyzing the application scores and indicator scores. The Group Analysis page consolidates the application details by
    category and helps you narrow down target applications by filtering them with the
    application indicator scores and values.

    Click open an application category. Based
    on the indicator scores in the bubble chart, you can create a demand to achieve your
    goal. Demand is an imperative rightful request created by demand managers and demand
    users. The user submits a demand and the demand manager approves the demand.
    Figura 2. Group Analysis page

    Assessment Period
    :   Select Fiscal Period to start Analysis in the Group
        Analysis page is the fiscal period for which you have assessed the applications.
        Based on these assessments you can create goals and demands, and implement them for
        the planned fiscal period, which is Select Fiscal Period to start planning.

    Filter Applications

    :   Use the Filter Applications pane to filter the applications based on the application indicators and scores.To clear all the existing filters in the
        Filter Apps column in one click, instead of clearing each
        filter attribute field individually, click Clear all filters. You can then set your filter criteria to sort the
        applications for display.

    Application Categories
    :   The Application Categories section lists the applications
        by their category names and the number of applications that fall within each
        category.

        1. Click the header of a column.
        2. To sort the application categories in alphabetical or reverse alphabetical order, click the arrow that appears.
        3. In the other application columns, click the arrow to list the values in either ascending or descending order.Sorting helps to find the information quickly
           in the list, display higher values first, and also group the applications that
           have similar values.

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    :   Lists the number of demands created, view them individually, and edit them in the
        demand form.

Step 4: Track Project
:   Track the status of the projects as the demands are approved and the projects are
    executed.

Program Overview section
:   Gives a brief summary about the planned start and end dates of the program, the manager
    who drives the program, the goal that is linked to the program with the target percentage
    set to achieve by the marked fiscal year. In addition, it also displays the following
    details:

    * Estimated Goal Contribution: Estimated percentage of the goal that the proposed program targets to achieve.
    * Estimated % contribution: Percentage of the goal targeted to be achieved in the selected planned fiscal period.
    * Number of impacted Applications: Number of applications impacted by the program.
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Demands Column

:   A stacked chart that represents the demands at the top layer and displays the number of demands created for the program. The middle layer displays and represents the number of demands that have been converted into projects. The bottom layer displays the number of projects created exclusively for the program, and not the demands that are converted into projects.You can print the chart in any format using the Chart context menu at the
    top-right corner of the Demands Column.

Recent Demands

:   Displays the number and the name of the demands that are created for the program. To edit a demand, click the demand hypertext to open the demand in the Demand form.If you
    have a long list of demands, then displaying all of them on the Recent Demands section may have a space limitation. Use the pagination
    preferences to display a short list and then click the arrows either to progress down or
    up the list of demands.