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How can team leaders use evaluagent to support their teams?

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Written by Alex Richards
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How can team leaders use evaluagent to support their teams?

As a team leader, evaluagent gives you the tools to coach, develop, and track your team's quality performance β€” all within your reporting hierarchy.


Review your team's evaluations

Access completed evaluations for your team from Evaluate > Completed evaluations. You can:

  • Filter by date range, agent, evaluator, scorecard, and outcome

  • Track whether agents have acknowledged their evaluations

  • View evaluator feedback and scoring details

  • Identify patterns across your team's performance

This gives you a clear picture of where your team stands and where to focus your coaching.


Coach through 1-to-1 sessions

One of the most effective ways to support your team is through regular coaching. You can create 1-to-1 sessions from:

  • Actions & 1-to-1s > New 1-to-1 in the main menu

  • Directly from an evaluation result (the session is pre-linked to the evaluation)

  • From quality performance or feedback reports

During a session, you can:

  • Use pre-built templates for consistent structure (weekly check-ins, performance reviews, onboarding)

  • Link evaluations, feedback, and supporting documents to the session

  • Record notes, participant responses, and discussion outcomes

  • Assign improvement actions with due dates

  • Mark sessions as private for sensitive discussions

  • Schedule immediately ("Meet Now") or for a future date


Assign and track actions

Keep your team accountable by assigning clear development actions:

  • Create actions during 1-to-1 sessions or from the menu

  • Set due dates and track completion

  • Follow up on progress in subsequent coaching sessions


Provide and review feedback

Give feedback

You can send general feedback to your team members outside of formal evaluations β€” positive recognition, constructive observations, or neutral notes. Feedback can include sentiment labels and topic tags.

Review feedback

From Feedback > General feedback, you can see all feedback your team has received, filtered by date, sentiment, topic, and author. This helps you spot trends and recognise good work.


Use reporting to identify coaching priorities

Line item performance

From Reporting > Line Item Performance, you can see how your team performs on individual evaluation criteria β€” pass/fail rates, trends, and root causes of failures. This tells you exactly which areas need attention.

KPI reports

Access key performance indicators for your team to track quality targets and progress over time.

Agent profiles

View individual agent performance profiles to understand each team member's strengths, improvements, and development opportunities.


Participate in calibration sessions

Calibration sessions help ensure your evaluators are scoring consistently. As a team leader, you can:

  • Facilitate calibration sessions for your team

  • Participate in combined team leader and QA calibration sessions

  • Compare scores against benchmarks to identify variances

  • Guide discussions on scoring standards


What you can see

Your access is scoped to your reporting hierarchy β€” you see data for agents and teams below your level in the organisational structure. This includes their evaluations, feedback, coaching sessions, actions, and performance reports.

You won't have access to admin-level settings like scorecard configuration, user management, or system security. If you need something outside your current access, speak to your administrator.

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