Survey Results on Peakon Personal Dashboards
With this release, we continue improving the personal dashboard experience for survey participants by displaying survey scores, actions and priorities on all segments that they're part of within the reporting hierarchy. This will help drive further transparency, and provide more meaningful team insights for employees whose direct teams are below the visibility threshold.
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Survey results from teams above direct manager |
We display results from the teams that are above an employee's direct manager and for the overall company on the Your Teams section in the Overview tab. Example: The regional manager's wider team that the survey participant is part of. A manager's card will display if they have set at least one driver priority. Actions of the additional teams will display on the associated driver pages. The team segments will abide by the confidentiality settings that your organization has set. We also add those teams as filter options to the Ratings drop down menu on the Your Survey Results tab. This enables survey participants to compare their own scores to those of their wider team and organization. Additionally we separate the direct team and organization comparison that was previously available in a single view, to accommodate for the multiple team options. |
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Access control permission |
We add a new access control permission 'Data for teams above direct manager' in the Personal Dashboard permissions within 'Individual' type access control groups. This permission enables you to control whether to display the additional information on survey participant personal dashboards. We also replace the existing permission 'Compare to company scores' with 'Organization data' and the permission 'Compare to team scores' with 'Direct manager’s team scores' for more clarity. |
Driver Priorities for Non-Engagement Access on Peakon
We decouple the 'Access to manage priorities' permission from the engagement question set. This means that administrators will no longer get an error when they try to enable this permission for access groups without the engagement question set.
Peakon Information Pages
We update the What Is Peakon page to align with the information that's available in our Documentation.
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