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Performance

Performance you can actually measure

One score per agent from the things you choose to count, a fair way to handle the odd days, and a bonus that follows the result.

What it does

One score, your weights.

Tasks, leads, hours and manager feedback roll into one score. Each campaign sets how much each one counts.

Review the days that need a human.

A short day or a missed target is flagged. A manager accepts it, excuses it, adjusts it or rejects it, and the reason is kept.

Overtime is overtime.

Work on a day off counts as extra, not as a short shift. People are not punished for showing up.

A bonus that follows the score.

Set a bonus per hour or as a one-time amount on the person's engagement. It moves with the score and locks when the pay period closes.

Leaderboards and trends.

See the team ranked for the period, and look at one agent, one campaign or the whole team to find what changed and why.

It lands on the payslip.

The bonus is its own line on the payslip, on top of base pay. Nobody recalculates it by hand.

Why there is a review at all

A power cut, an approved late start or a training day should not look like poor work. Without a review, it does, and people stop believing the score. The manager's decision is saved with the day, so the score and the pay agree with each other afterwards.

Works with the rest of MyVA

From our own floor

Questions

What goes into the score?
Four things: tasks, leads, hours and feedback. You set the weight of each per campaign.
How do bonuses work?
You set a per-hour or one-time bonus on the engagement. It follows the score and locks when the pay period closes.
What happens to a day that looks wrong?
It is flagged for review. A manager can accept, excuse, adjust or reject it, and every change keeps who made it and why.
Does work on a day off hurt the score?
No. It counts as overtime.

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