Submit a Check-in

A Check-in is your weekly record of how you're doing, what you're working on, and answers to questions from your manager or company. Submitting it gives your manager a consistent view of your work and wellbeing before your 1-on-1.

Before You Begin

Your manager or company administrator must have created a Check-in schedule that includes you. If you do not see a Check-in due, contact your manager.

Steps

  1. Log in to 15Five and click Check-in in the left navigation.
  2. Click the Check-in due for the current period.
  3. In the Pulse section, select the rating that reflects how you felt at work since your last Check-in.
  4. Optionally, type a comment in the Pulse comment field to give context.
  5. To keep your Pulse comment visible only to you, toggle Private on.
  6. In the Priorities section, add or update the tasks you are focused on this week.
  7. If you have objectives, update the progress on each one.
  8. In the Questions section, read each question and type your response in the text field below it.
  9. Review all sections for completeness.
  10. Click Submit.

> Tip: Update your Check-in throughout the week as things happen. This reduces recency bias and takes less time than writing everything at the end.

If Something Goes Wrong

Issue Check Fix
No Check-in appears in your dashboard Verify you are assigned to an active Check-in schedule Ask your manager to confirm your schedule assignment
Submit button is grayed out Check for unanswered required questions Answer all fields marked as required, then resubmit
Pulse comment saved as public when you intended private Check the Private toggle state after saving Edit the Check-in, toggle Private on, and save again
Check-in shows as overdue immediately after submitting Check that you clicked Submit rather than Save Draft Reopen the Check-in and click Submit

Not Covered Here

This article covers submitting a Check-in as an employee. For adding Check-in topics to your 1-on-1 agenda, see the 1-on-1 article.

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