Ideas

Currently, if nobody has a check it does not appear as a column on the report. We need all checks to be in the report, so that it shows we have considered whether each check is needed.

The current report is really long and complex and difficult to check. It would help to have a summary report option which includes only Employee Name, Job Title, Employment Start Date plus 3 columns per check: Required Date check completed Checked by

The ability to distribute Objectives across performance records would be a great tool. Especially for Department Heads or CEOs that would like to subject SLT to the same consistent Objectives. Currently this has to be done per Performance Record

Within Case Management it would be useful if any severe cases which have led to suspension would be appended to the Employee Record following an outcome - this would flag to HR teams but not be visible for the end user to see Secondly, when adding...

Currently, all users in Every can change their ID without triggering a notification or approval. This has lead to customer concerns. Is it possible to create a permission or a setting that can allow Main Users/Admins to grant the ability for users...

Following payroll integration with Dataplan, we tried to make an employee a leaver, only to discover in the Leavers Approval screen (Payroll module) that the starter status was 'unprocessed'. As such, we weren't able to approve the leaver until Ev...

The customer requested that there be the ability to create and filter a report in Contracts that can be filtered to show criteria ie >£100K

it would be useful for expired courses i.e. KCSIE 2024 could be deleted from the central course library, regardless of staff completing the course.

I would be useful that when staff leave and are archived that they can be automatically removed from the user groups they were allocated to.

Could you kindly provide an update on whether a ‘not applicable’ option is being considered for the dropdown menus on the EveryHR SCR module? Ensuring that all checks are clearly reflected on the SCR—including those that were not relevant at the t...