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# Pacts (via Portfolio)

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View all Pacts that have been created to share activity records from within this workspace portfolio. Each Pact shares a collection of activity records and gives access to the programmatic metrics for that Pact Opportunity.

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## Pacts

**Pacts** are collaborative agreements available from a workspace portfolio that align an external aggregator, such as a funding partner, with an organization's work. Together, all users can track activity data, including shared modeled outcomes and metrics. Pacts allow users to define a common framework for implementation—such as restoration targets, climate resilience outcomes, or equity commitments—and track collective progress over time.

Each pact can include:

* A curated set of shared metrics
* Target values or thresholds
* Assigned contributors or member organizations
* Timelines and status indicators

Pacts provide a pathway for the workspace members to share activity records from within the portfolio, and bring programmatic metrics into the shared activity records.&#x20;

Remember, activity records can be shared across multiple Pacts. This makes it possible to roll up performance data from individual records to assess overall progress toward the pact’s commitments. Overview pages and dashboards provide visibility into how each organization or partner is contributing to the pact goals.


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