1. Overview — How Performance Works
The Performance module has two layers. Everyday tools are available to every employee — set your own Goals & OKRs and exchange continuous feedback with colleagues at any time. Formal appraisals are run by HR using reusable review templates and rating scales, organised into time-boxed appraisal cycles with self / manager / peer reviews and a weighted final score.
2. Goals & OKRs
Goals track what you want to achieve; OKRs add measurable key results whose progress rolls up into the goal's overall percentage automatically.
Creating a goal
- Go to Goals & OKRs and click Add Goal.
- Enter a title and (optionally) a description.
- Choose a Type —
GoalorOKR— set a Weight (relative importance) and an optional Due date. - Save. New goals start as Not Started.
Key results & progress
- On a goal card, click Add Key Result.
- Give it a title, a Current and Target value, and an optional unit (e.g. %, users).
- As you update the current value, each key result's progress bar updates and the goal's overall dial recalculates.
current ÷ target (capped at 100%). A goal's progress is the average of its key results — or, if it has none, 100% once you mark the goal Completed.
3. Continuous Feedback
Share recognition and constructive input any time, or ask a colleague for feedback. Open Feedback from the sidebar.
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Received | Feedback colleagues have shared about you |
| Given | Feedback you have shared (you can delete your own) |
| Requests | Colleagues who have asked you for feedback — click Give to respond |
- Give Feedback — pick a colleague, a type (
Praise,Improvement,Note), a visibility (Private,Manager,Public) and your message. - Request — ask a specific colleague for feedback, with an optional prompt.
4. Review Templates (HR Admin)
A template is a reusable appraisal form. Go to Admin → Appraisal Setup → Review Templates and click New Template.
- Name the template and toggle Active.
- Add one or more sections (e.g. "Goals", "Values"), each with a weight.
- Within each section, add questions — set the response type (
Rating,Text,Scale,YesNo), a weight, and an optional rating scale. - Save Template.
5. Rating Scales (HR Admin)
Rating scales define the numeric range raters choose from (e.g. 1–5). Under Appraisal Setup → Rating Scales, click New Rating Scale, set a name, min, and max, and optionally a JSON labels map describing each value, e.g. {"1":"Poor","5":"Excellent"}. Active scales can be attached to rating questions in templates.
6. Appraisal Cycles & Reviews
An appraisal cycle is a time-boxed review period (Annual, Half-Yearly, Quarterly, Monthly, or Probation). Within a cycle, each employee gets a review assignment evaluated by one or more raters.
How scoring works
- Each rater (Self, Manager, Peer) completes the template; their answers produce a weighted response score.
- The final score combines raters by type — by default Manager 60% · Self 20% · Peer 20%, renormalised over whoever actually responds.
- An assignment can be finalized only once every assigned rater has submitted; HR can record a final rating label (e.g. "Exceeds").
Cycle lifecycle
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Draft | Being set up; can still be edited or deleted |
| Active | Reviews are open for raters to complete |
| In Review | Submissions are being finalized |
| Completed | All appraisals finalized |
| Closed | Archived |