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Feedback Internal Launch & Communications Kit

Successfully introduce Teamflect Feedback to employees and managers.

Written by Sue

This kit is designed to help organizations successfully introduce Teamflect Feedback to employees and managers after initial rollout.

The Feedback module helps employees and managers exchange meaningful feedback throughout the year, making development conversations more timely, relevant, and actionable.

This article includes ready-to-use communication templates, rollout guidance, FAQs, and adoption recommendations to support a smooth internal launch and encourage long-term usage.


Recommended Timing

This kit is best used:

  • After the Feedback module has been enabled in your environment

  • After the admins have customized the feedback templates to fit company's needs and culture

  • When introducing continuous feedback practices to employees

  • Before or after a performance review cycle

  • When promoting a coaching and development culture

  • When encouraging more frequent growth conversations across teams


What's Included in This Kit

This kit includes:

  1. Employee launch email

  2. Manager-focused communication

  3. Teams announcement copy

  4. Example use cases

  5. "Why are we launching this?" messaging

  6. Suggested FAQ

  7. Suggested adoption pulse survey

  8. Rollout timeline recommendations

  9. Related Resources

  10. Attachments


1. Employee Launch Email

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2. Manager Communication

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You can customize these templates to match your organization's tone, branding, and internal communication style.


3. Teams Announcement

🎯 Feedback is now available in Teamflect!

You can now:

  • Request feedback from colleagues and customers

  • Share feedback quickly and easily with peers and direct reports

  • Support professional growth

  • Build stronger working relationships

The best feedback happens in the moment, not months later!


4. Example Use Cases

Not sure when to ask for feedback? Here are some common examples:

For Employees

  • After completing a project

  • After presenting to a customer or stakeholder

  • During onboarding

  • After facilitating a workshop or meeting

  • Before applying for a new role or promotion

  • While developing a new skill

For Managers

  • After delivering coaching sessions

  • Following team projects or initiatives

  • During leadership development

  • When supporting employee growth plans

  • Before formal performance reviews

For Teams

  • After cross-functional collaboration

  • Following major milestones

  • During retrospectives

  • When introducing new processes or ways of working

Tips for Effective Feedback

  • Be specific and focus on observable behaviors.

  • Provide feedback as close to the event as possible.

  • Balance recognition and development opportunities.

  • Focus on helping others grow rather than evaluating them.

  • Make feedback a regular habit rather than a once-a-year activity.


5. Why Are We Launching This?

Traditional performance conversations often happen too infrequently to support continuous development.

The Feedback module helps employees and managers exchange meaningful feedback throughout the year, making development conversations more timely, relevant, and actionable.

By making feedback easier to request and share, organizations can:

  • Encourage continuous learning

  • Support employee development

  • Improve collaboration

  • Strengthen coaching and mentorship

  • Reduce surprises during formal review cycles

The goal is not to increase administrative work. It's to make growth-focused conversations easier and more natural.


6. Suggested FAQ

Is feedback anonymous?

Whether feedback is anonymous depends on the Feedback Visibility Settings configured by your organization's administrators.

Your organization can configure feedback visibility to determine whether the person receiving feedback can see who submitted it. Depending on the configuration:

  • Anonymous feedback enabled: The feedback recipient will not see the name of the person who provided the feedback.

  • Anonymous feedback disabled: The feedback recipient can see who provided the feedback.

  • Manager and admin visibility: Administrators can also configure whether feedback providers remain anonymous to managers and admins.

These settings are controlled by your organization's administrators and may vary depending on the type of feedback being collected. For more information, see Feedback Visibility Settings Explained.

Who can request feedback?

Who can request feedback depends on the Feedback Request Settings configured by your organization's administrators. Depending on your organization's configuration, you may be able to request feedback from different groups of people, such as:

  • Peers – You can request feedback from colleagues at a similar level or role.

  • Direct Reports – You can request feedback from employees who report to you.

  • Managers – You can request feedback from your manager or other managers, depending on your organization's configuration.

  • Other Users – Your organization may allow feedback requests from additional users or groups.

If a particular person or group does not appear as an option when you request feedback, your organization's Feedback settings may restrict who you can request feedback from. These permissions are controlled by administrators in the Feedback settings in the Admin Center.

For more information, see Feedback Visibility Settings Explained.

Who can see my feedback?

Who can view your feedback depends on your organization's Feedback Visibility Settings. Your organization can configure whether feedback is visible to:

  • The feedback recipient

  • Their manager

  • Administrators

  • Other users with the appropriate permissions

Visibility can also vary depending on whether the feedback is anonymous.

For a detailed explanation of how these settings affect feedback visibility, see Feedback Visibility Settings Explained.

Can I choose whether my feedback is anonymous?

Whether you can choose to submit feedback anonymously depends on your organization's configuration. If administrators have enabled anonymous feedback, you may be able to provide feedback without your name being shown to the recipient. If anonymous feedback is not enabled, your name will be associated with the feedback you submit.

The available options are controlled by your organization's Feedback Visibility Settings.

Can I request feedback from anyone?

Not necessarily. Your organization can restrict who employees can request feedback from through the Feedback Request Settings. Depending on your organization's configuration, you may be able to request feedback from specific groups, such as peers, managers, or direct reports. You will only see the people or groups that your organization has made available to you.

If you cannot find someone you want to request feedback from, it may be because that person is not included in the available feedback-request options configured by your administrator.

Why don't I see the same feedback options as another employee?

Feedback options can vary depending on your organization's configuration and your role or relationship with other users. For example, one employee may be able to request feedback from direct reports while another employee may only be able to request feedback from peers or managers.

Administrators control these options through the Feedback settings in the Admin Center.

Where can I learn more about feedback visibility?

For a detailed explanation of the settings that determine who can see feedback, whether feedback providers are anonymous, and how visibility changes based on the administrator's configuration, see Feedback Visibility Settings Explained.

When should I request feedback?

Feedback is most valuable when requested shortly after a project, presentation, collaboration, or learning experience while the details are still fresh.

Is feedback only used for performance reviews?

No. Feedback can support ongoing development, coaching, career growth, and collaboration throughout the year.


7. Suggested Adoption Pulse Survey

Recommended Timing

3 weeks after launch

Suggested Questions

  • Have you requested feedback through Teamflect?

  • Have you provided feedback to a colleague through Teamflect?

  • How easy was it to use the Feedback module?

  • Do you feel more comfortable requesting feedback using Teamflect?

  • Has feedback become more timely since launch?

  • What would encourage you to use the Feedback module more often?

  • What improvements would you like to see?

You can run this adoption pulse survey using Teamflect Surveys.


8. Suggested Rollout Timeline

Timing

Recommended Action

Day 1

Send employee and manager launch announcements

Day 3

Share examples of effective feedback requests

Week 2

Share feedback best practices and use cases

Week 3

Run adoption pulse survey

Month 1

Share adoption statistics and success stories


9. Related Resources

Looking for sharing more information about Feedback in Teamflect?

Explore the resources below to help employees and managers get the most out of the Feedback module.


Recommendations

For the best adoption results:

  • Encourage managers to actively participate

  • Promote real-world feedback examples

  • Reinforce that feedback is intended for growth and development

  • Make feedback a regular habit rather than a once-a-year activity

Organizations that build a culture of continuous feedback often see stronger employee development, more meaningful performance conversations, and fewer surprises during formal review cycles.


Attachments

Use the following ready-to-use communication templates as part of your AI Agent rollout:

  • Employee Launch Email (download below)

  • Manager Communication (download below)

You can customize these templates to match your organization's tone, branding, and internal communication style.

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