Enabling Enhanced Objectives
Understand how to enable Enhanced Objectives in Sage People.
Sage People has two different types of objectives for performance management processes - Objectives and Enhanced Objectives. If you're unsure which objectives your organization uses, check out this comparison.
Role: HR Administrator
You can enable or disable new Objectives for each Policy separately or for all Policies in a single action.
To use Enhanced Objectives you also need to enable Conversations.
Enable for a Policy
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Select the Policies tab.
Sage People displays the Policies Home page.
- Select the All list view, or, in Salesforce Classic interface, select Go! to view all Policies.
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Select the name of the Policy for which you want to enable Enhanced Objectives.
Sage People displays the Policy Details page.
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Select the Performance Management tab.
Sage People displays the Performance Management Policy Details tab:
- Select Edit.
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Select the Objectives checkbox, then select Save:
Sage People re-displays the Performance Management Policy Details tab.
Team Members and Managers you associate with the Policy can now use Objectives.
Enable for all Policies
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Go to the Installed Packages page:
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In the Salesforce Lightning Experience, go to Setup, select Platform Tools and then select Apps. Click Packaging, then Installed Packages
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In Salesforce Classic interface, go to Setup, select App Setup, then select Installed Packages
Sage People displays the Installed Packages page.
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Select Configure next to Sage People Performance Management:
Sage People displays the Performance Management Configuration Details page.
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Select Enable next to Enable Objectives in All Policies:
Sage People re-displays the Performance Management Configuration Details page with a success message on top> It lists the Policies where you enabled Enhanced Objectives:
If you haven't enabled Conversations for all Policies, the success message lists the Policies where you didn't enable Enhanced Objectives.
Enhanced Objectives are now available to Team Members and Managers you associate with all Policies. You can disable Enhanced Objectives for a specific Policy in the policy details, or for all Policies in a single action.