Add or remove a sharing user for a participant

A sharing user can share and finalize review results with a specific participant. This role is cycle-specific and is assigned from the participant's Edit Individual Settings (EIS) page.

Before You Begin

  • You must be a Review admin or Cycle collaborator.
  • The review cycle must already exist.
  • Access to Best-Self Review® is required (Perform or Total Platform package).

Steps

  1. Click Reviews in the left-hand navigation bar.
  2. Click the name of the review cycle you want to manage.
  3. Use the search bar or filters to find the participant.
  4. Click ... to the right of the participant's name.
  5. Select Edit individual settings from the dropdown menu.
  6. Scroll to the Who can share and finalize the reviews of [Participant]? section.
  7. Click Edit to the right of the Sharing users field.
  8. To add a user, type their name into the field and select them.
  9. To remove a user, click X next to their name.
  10. Click Save.

Key Rules

  • By default, only Review admins, Cycle collaborators, and the participant's manager can share and finalize review results.
  • Sharing users added here are cycle-specific — this role does not carry over to other cycles.
  • Changes affect only the current review cycle, not any other settings in 15Five.

If Something Goes Wrong

Issue Check Fix
Name does not appear in the search field Confirm the person has an active 15Five account Ask your account admin to verify the user's account status
Save button is not available Confirm you have the Review admin or Cycle collaborator role Contact your Review admin to adjust your permissions
Changes do not persist after saving Check whether the page refreshed without saving Repeat steps 7–10 and confirm the Save action completes

Not Covered Here

This article does not cover adding review viewers, changing manager review authors, or managing peer nominations — those are separate settings on the EIS page.

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