Why Appraisee/Appraiser Cannot Edit Goals?

Modified on Sun, 30 Jun 2024 at 08:13 PM

If you are encountering issues with updating or editing goals in the appraisal template, the root cause could be one of the following four factors:


  1. User Lacks Access to Edit/Update Goals in the Appraisal Template Settings
  2. "Enable Next Year" Button is Toggled ON
  3. Due Date for Goal Planning Has Passed
  4. Appraisal Progress Report Access is Enabled



Scenarios for Each Root Cause :

1. User Lacks Access


Problem: The Add/Edit/Update permissions are not granted to the user.

Consequences:

  • Only the Appraiser can Add/Edit/Update goals.
  • Appraisee and Reviewer do not have these permissions.

Solution: Go to Appraisal Template setting, tick the box and reset the template.



2. "Enable Next Year" Toggled ON


Problem: When this button is toggled ON, it indicates that the appraisal will take place NEXT YEAR. Users cannot add/edit/update their goals until then

Example:

  • If the current year is 2024, enabling the "Next Year" button means the goals can only be updated starting January 2025.

Solution: Go to Appraisal Template setting, disable the box and reset the template.



3. Due Date for Goal Planning Has Passed

Problem: The due date for goal planning is a critical deadline. Missing this deadline prevents users from making any updates.

Example Deadlines:

  • Appraisee: Must update goals before October 1st.
  • Appraiser: Must update goals before October 31st.
  • Reviewer: Must update goals before November 1st.

Consequences:

  • If the due date has passed (e.g., the appraisee attempts to update goals on October 2nd), no further updates can be made.

Solution: Go to Appraisal Template setting, amend the Planning section and reset the template.



4. Appraisal Progress Report Access Enabled

Problem: Enabling this function triggers the Sign Off process, marking the appraisals as completed. Once marked completed, no further actions, including goal updates and ratings, can be performed.



Solution:

  • Keep the Report Access toggled OFF until appraisals are fully completed.



How to Troubleshoot and Resolve the above Issues

  1. Identify the Root Cause: Determine which of the above factors is causing the issue.
  2. Amend the Settings Accordingly: Make the necessary changes to the settings.
  3. Reset the Template:
    • Exception: For root cause 4 (Report Access Enabled), simply turn off the Report Access without resetting the template.
    • For other root causes, reset the template and re-fill it with the correct settings.



Important: After making any changes to the template, reset the template assigned to the appraisee to ensure the new changes are reflected. Otherwise, the old settings will remain in effect.

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