Access and review a direct report's Check-in

Managers use this workflow to access and open submitted Check-ins from their direct reports. When complete, the Check-in is marked as reviewed and the next unreviewed Check-in opens automatically.

Before You Begin

Steps

  1. Click Check-ins in the left navigation.
  2. Click the Team's tab.
  3. Click Start reviewing at the top of the page to open the first unreviewed Check-in for the current period.

- To review Check-ins from past periods, click View next to "Unreviewed Check-ins" at the bottom of the page, then click Review Submitted Check-ins.

  1. Review the Check-in answers.

- To take action on individual answers (react, comment, flag, pass up, add to 1-on-1, share), see Take action on a Check-in (react, comment, flag, pass up, add to 1-on-1).

  1. Click Mark as reviewed and review next.

- The current Check-in is marked as reviewed and the next unreviewed Check-in opens. When no unreviewed Check-ins remain, the queue is empty.

Note: You can also open a direct report's Check-in directly from the notification email sent when they submit.

If Something Goes Wrong

Issue Check Fix
Team's tab is not visible Confirm you have at least one active direct report in 15Five Ask your admin to verify your reporting structure in account settings
Start reviewing button does not appear Confirm at least one direct report has submitted a Check-in for the current period Ask the direct report to verify their Check-in was submitted, not just saved as a draft
Past unreviewed Check-ins do not appear Check whether the "Unreviewed Check-ins" section shows a count greater than zero If the count is zero, all past Check-ins have already been marked as reviewed
Check-in opens but shows no answers The direct report submitted without completing all sections Review whatever answers are present; partial submissions are valid

Not Covered Here

This article does not cover the individual actions available while reviewing a Check-in (reactions, comments, flagging, pass-up, Wins & Challenges). See Take action on a Check-in (react, comment, flag, pass up, add to 1-on-1).

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