collaboration is deploying four detector technologies: a CsI[Na] scintillating crystal, p-type pointcontact germanium detectors, single-phase liquid argon, and NaI[Tl] crystals. All detectors are located in the neutron-quiet basement of the SNS target building at distances 20-30 m from the SNS neutrino source. The simultaneous measurement in all four COHERENT detector subsystems will test the N 2 dependence of the cross section and search for new physics. In addition, COHERENT is measuring neutrino-induced neutrons from charged-and neutral-current neutrino interactions on nuclei in shielding materials, which represent a non-negligible background for CEvNS as well as being of intrinsic interest. The Collaboration is planning as well to look for charged-current interactions of relevance to supernova and weak-interaction physics. This document describes concisely the COHERENT physics motivations, sensitivity and next plans for measurements at the SNS to be accomplished on a few-year timescale.