Highlight Units that Don’t Meet Anonymity Threshold: Highlights units that do not have enough direct reports assigned to them to ever meet the anonymity threshold for the dashboard.Show Direct Report Count for Units: The numbers to the right of each unit in the navigation sidebar will specify the number of direct reports for the unit instead of showing the number of participants in or below that unit.Hide Direct Reports in Navigation Sidebar: Direct reports will not be displayed in the navigation sidebar.For more information on creating Skeleton hierarchies, visit the Skeleton Hierarchy support page. For only Parent-Child hierarchies, if you meant to create a Skeleton hierarchy instead of a regular Parent-Child hierarchy, you can do that by selecting No under the Populate With Direct Reports dropdown menu. For all hierarchy types, you can rename the hierarchy here. View Org Hierarchy Configuration: Will display the configuration settings shown when the hierarchy was generated.If you are searching a Level-Based hierarchy, the unit name often matches the functional breakout of your hierarchy – usually a department name. Qtip: If you are searching a Parent-Child hierarchy, the unit name often matches the manager’s name. So if you are combining anonymous and invited responses, it is important to make sure this number adds up to the total number of invited participants + the number of expected anonymous responses. The Expected Count should be set to the total number of participants you expect to be in that unit. These values are used in the Response Rates widget to calculate the assessment’s Invited Counts. You can also use a participant metadata field to set the expected number of people in a unit. These expected values can be edited/added manually by selecting a unit, and then entering the value in the box that appears between the unit name and unit managers. If using an Anonymous Link, an Expected Count box will appear in your hierarchy under the unit’s name so you can set the expected number of people in a unit. If you click on a participant’s name on the right, it will bring you to the participant information window where you can make edits to the selected participant only. If you click on a single participant in the navigation sidebar and not a unit, it will display the participant’s unit on the right and highlight the participant you selected. If you click on a unit in the navigation sidebar, the participants who make up the unit will display to the right of the sidebar.Īny delegates added to the hierarchy unit will be displayed here as well.
If you are using a Level-Based hierarchy, the unit name often matches the functional breakout of your hierarchy – usually a department name.
Qtip: If you are using a Parent-Child hierarchy, the unit name often matches the manager’s name.
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