Set a Company-Wide Standard for Manager-Employee 1-on-1 Cadence and Reminders
Teamflect allows admins to define a preferred 1-on-1 frequency between managers and their direct reports. This setting ensures timely and consistent check-ins by triggering reminders when too much time has passed since the last detected 1-on-1.
By configuring this setting, you establish the maximum acceptable gap (in weeks) between two 1-on-1 meetings. If that limit is exceeded, managers will receive automatic meeting suggestion notifications.
Step-by-Step: Setting the Preferred 1-on-1 Frequency
Step 1: Access the 1-on-1 Settings
Navigate to: https://admin.teamflect.com
Ensure you're logged in with admin privileges
Step 2: Find the Frequency Setting
Under the “Meetings” section, locate:
“Preferred 1-on-1 frequency between managers and direct reports”
Step 3: Select a Frequency Value
Choose your organization’s desired 1-on-1 cadence (e.g., every 2 weeks, every 4 weeks)
The frequency you set defines the maximum number of weeks allowed between two consecutive 1-on-1s before a reminder is sent
Example: If you set 4 weeks and no 1-on-1 is detected between a manager and their direct report for 4+ weeks, the manager will receive a suggestion notification to schedule a meeting.
HR-Focused Use Cases
Reinforcing Continuous Performance Conversations
By setting a bi-weekly cadence, HR ensures that employees and managers are having frequent check-ins aligned with agile performance management practices.
Boosting Engagement in Distributed Teams
In hybrid or remote environments, HR sets a 3-week frequency to encourage regular 1-on-1s that support well-being and alignment.
Supporting New Manager Routines
New managers often struggle with rhythm. Setting this reminder helps them build the habit of having structured conversations with their reports.
Final Thoughts
Setting a preferred 1-on-1 frequency is a simple but impactful way to promote consistency, accountability, and engagement across teams. By leveraging Teamflect’s automated reminders, HR can foster a coaching culture and ensure managers stay connected to their people.
To revise the frequency later, simply return to the same Admin Center section.