One on One (1:1) reporting | HR Web Platform

1:1 meetings are a key component of a successful ongoing feedback model. They give managers and their direct reports uninterrupted time to discuss projects, review performance, remove blockers, and more. It also provides an opportunity for managers to get to know their employees on a more personal level. Allowing managers and their employees to discuss career aspirations, interests, and professional growth opportunities.

The One and One (1:1) Reporting feature allows you to create a report on how your employees and their managers are doing with their One on One (1:1) sessions. You can drill this information down by the guests that attended, the organiser of the event, the date it occurred, and the meeting status.

Important

The content of the 1:1 is not accessible via this report; i.e. the talking points, comments and summaries as still only accessible by the creator and invitee.

Availability

HR Plan:   Free   Standard   Premium   Platinum
  User Access:   Employee         Manager         Admin      

  We base the default access level on a per user basis and whether they have  view,  edit and  delete access and excluding any changes made via our Custom Security feature.

Getting started

Create a 1:1 report
  1. Click the  Reports menu.
  2. Click the Development tab.
  3. Click the 1:1 Reports box.
    screenshot of the reports screem, with a highlight on the development tab and the one on one reports box
  4. Filter your search based on the following:
    • Show terminated employees.
    • Guest.
    • Organiser.
    • Date range.
    • Status.
  5. Click the Filter button.
  6. Click on the 1:1 Report graph you want to view.
    screenshot of the 1:1 details screen showing the search filters you can use, highlighting the filter button and a graph representing one on ones based on dates

    Helpful Hint

    You will now see the details of the 1:1 sessions on your screen.

    screenshot showing the details of the one on one report

Related Content

So you have now run a 1:1 report and you are now wondering what next can I do. There are two recommendations I would make on this front and they are:

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