Create a new 1-on-1 agenda

Use this article to create a 1-on-1 agenda with another 15Five user. When complete, the new agenda opens in the 1-on-1 agenda wizard, ready for talking points.

Note: 1-on-1 agendas between you and your direct manager or direct reports are created automatically by 15Five. You do not need to create these manually.

Before You Begin

Steps

  1. Go to 1-on-1s in the left navigation bar.
  2. Click Create a new 1-on-1 in the top-right corner of the My 1-on-1s page.
  3. Type the name of the person you want to meet with in the search bar.
  4. Select the person from the search results.
  5. Click Create a new 1-on-1.

The agenda wizard opens. Click Start crafting my 1-on-1 to build the agenda from scratch, or use the talking point resources shown to guide your first meeting.

The new 1-on-1 agenda appears in your My 1-on-1s list and the agenda wizard is open — this confirms the agenda was created successfully.

Key Rules

  • Only the direct participants of a 1-on-1 can create, schedule, and end the meeting. Admins cannot create or manage 1-on-1 agendas on behalf of others.
  • The Create a new 1-on-1 button does not appear for people outside your direct team unless 1-on-1s with anyone is enabled. Contact your Account Admin to enable this setting.
  • This feature is available on the Perform, Legacy Focus, and Total Platform pricing packages.

If Something Goes Wrong

Issue Check Fix
Create a new 1-on-1 button is missing Confirm whether 1-on-1s with anyone is enabled in feature settings Ask your Account Admin to enable 1-on-1s with anyone in feature settings
Person's name does not appear in search results Confirm the person has an active 15Five account Ask your Account Admin to verify the person's account status in 15Five
Agenda wizard does not open after clicking Create a new 1-on-1 Check for browser errors or a stalled page load Refresh the page and navigate back to My 1-on-1s; if the agenda was created, it will appear in the list

Not Covered Here

This article does not cover scheduling a meeting, adding talking points, or managing an existing 1-on-1 agenda.

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