15Five AI is a set of AI-powered capabilities built into the 15Five platform. This article describes where AI is used across 15Five, what each capability does, and links to configuration and data privacy resources.
Feature Structure
15Five AI operates across five product areas. Each area uses a distinct AI capability.
| Feature area | AI capability | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement | AI Synthesized Feedback Insights | Analyzes open-text survey responses to generate themes and summaries for HR teams. |
| Performance Reviews | AI Assist | Incorporates multiple data sources to suggest feedback, surface trends, and reduce bias in manager reviews. |
| 1-on-1s | Kona Meeting Assistant | Joins 1-on-1 meetings, takes notes, and delivers personalized coaching based on manager behavior and 15Five data. |
| HR Outcomes Dashboard | AI-Powered Recommendations | Generates action recommendations based on organizational data to support Action Planning. |
| Amaya | AI Insights Assistant | Enables HR leaders to ask natural-language questions about people data across engagement, performance, turnover, and employee attributes. |
What You Can Do
Configure AI features
Understand data and privacy
- Can I turn off AI features in 15Five?
- Can individual users opt out of AI features in 15Five?
- Does 15Five use my data to train its AI models?
- What data does 15Five AI submit to its AI sub-processor?
- Is personal data shared with third parties when AI features are used?
- How is 15Five AI data secured?
- Where can I find 15Five's list of AI sub-processors?
Understand pricing
- Does 15Five AI affect my subscription pricing?
Key Rules
- AI features are enabled or disabled at the company level, not the individual level.
- Individual users can choose whether to use AI tools within their own accounts once the feature is enabled company-wide.
- Data sent to 15Five's AI sub-processor is de-identified — personally identifiable information (PII) is removed before submission.
- 15Five's agreement with its AI sub-processor prohibits use of customer data for model training.
- Data is processed within the United States.
- The AI sub-processor does not retain submitted data.