Human Resources · Appraisals
Better conversations.
Room to grow.
Run reviews from templates and cycles, set goals, and analyze results and skills growth. Managers work with their team, employees see their own, and appraisal fields can be customized in Studio.
Talk to usReview cycle
Planned date to deadline
- Appraisals
- 4
- In progress
- 3
- Overdue
- 1
- Completed
- 1
- Leah ChenIn progress
- Omar ReedIn progress
- Priya ShahScheduled · overdue
- Noah EllisDone
Leah Chen
Quarterly review
- Appraiser
- Mariam Khan
- Planned
- Oct 20, 2026
- Deadline
- Oct 30, 2026
Answers
Goals
Own the onboarding checklist75%
Shorten first response time50%
Manager notes
Strong quarter. Next: lead the onboarding review.
Final rating
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Progress deserves a conversation.
Reviews that stay on the record.
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Reviews on the employee record
Keep appraisal information connected to the same employee your people team already manages.
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Goals with context
Use goals and performance history to give the next review a useful starting point.
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The right view for each person
Managers work with the team’s reviews while employees see their own appraisal information within the ERP’s permissions.
Every goal, one review further.
Goals sit beside the review, so the next conversation starts from how far each one got.
- This review
- How far the goal is now.
- Last review
- Where the goal stood last time.
Leah Chen
Quarterly review · 4 goals
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Own the onboarding checklist75%
Last review 40%+35 points
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Shorten first response time50%
Last review 20%+30 points
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Mentor a new teammate60%
Last review 60%No change
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Finish the account planning course100%
Last review 0%Complete
Same reviews, two points of view.
Managers see the whole team and the Appraiser column. An employee opens the same list and finds their own reviews.
Manager view4 appraisals
Employee view1 appraisal
Only their own review is listed, and there is no Appraiser column or New appraisal action.
The review comes full circle.
The last step leads straight back to the first, so each review begins where the one before it ended.
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Prepare the review
Start from the employee and their existing performance context.
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Have the conversation
Work through the appraisal and keep the review on record.
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Return to the goals
Keep the next development conversation connected to the employee’s history.
Status values on the Appraisals list
- Draft
- Scheduled
- Confirmed
- In progress
- Done
Make the review yours.
Three examples of what a team changes, drawn on one template, then the controls around them.
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Templates by role
Create one appraisal template for drivers and another for office staff.
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A "Development goal" field
Record one goal per person and review it next time.
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Privacy by role
Custom roles keep appraisals visible only to the manager and HR.
Controls around appraisals
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Fields and layout in Studio
Add questions and fields to appraisals and templates, and present them in your own words.
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Roles and permissions
Decide who can see, create and change appraisals, down to records and fields, with custom roles.
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Agaro Agent
Ask about your appraisals in plain language. The Agent asks before it changes a record, and it works within your permissions.
Meet Agaro Agent - Scale and up
Your own custom modules
When appraisals needs a neighbour Agaro does not ship, build a module with your own fields, workflows and records in Studio.
See custom modules - Every paid plan
App Builder
Build a website, document, slides or internal app next to your appraisals, described in plain words.
See App Builder - Scale and up
Open API and MCP
Connect your own systems, or let Claude and other AI clients work inside Agaro with the same permissions.
Free covers one CRM user. Studio custom modules, AI agents, API and MCP, single sign on and multi company are on Scale and up. See plans and pricing. Agaro ERP is in Preview / Pilot, so you shape it directly with the product team.
Next to appraisals.
Appraisals and goals read the shared employee record, alongside the rest of your people operations.