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How to Enable and Configure 1-on-1 Meeting Check-ins in Teamflect

Enable and configure 1-on-1 check-ins to improve feedback and employee engagement.

Written by Myka

This guide is aimed at helping Teamflect administrators configure 1-1 meeting Check-in templates.

Teamflect's 1-on-1 Meeting Check-ins help managers and employees structure their conversations around progress, feedback, and development. Administrators can enable check-ins and configure templates with questions tailored to their organization's needs.

When enabled, users can select a check-in template and add it to their 1-on-1 meetings. When disabled, users cannot add check-ins to 1-on-1 meetings through this feature.

This guide explains how to enable check-ins and configure the templates available to users.

Steps on how to create or update 1-on-1 Check-in Templates:

Step 1: Access the Meetings Module

Go to the Admin Center at admin.teamflect.com and select the Meetings module from the left-hand menu.

Step 2: Enable Check-ins

In the Check-ins section, turn on Enable check-ins in 1-on-1 meetings.

Setting

Behavior

Enabled (ON)

Users can select a check-in template and add it to their 1-on-1 meetings. They can also view previous check-ins on their meeting pages.

Disabled (OFF)

Users cannot add check-ins to 1-on-1 meetings through this feature.

Step 3: Open Check-in Template Configuration

Click the "Configure meeting check-in templates" button at the top of the page.

Step 4: Add or Edit a Template

  • To create a new template: Click "Add New Check-in Template".

  • To update an existing template: Click "Edit" next to the relevant template.

Step 5: Customize the Template Content

Each template can be customized to suit your organization's needs. You can:

  • Add a template name and description.

  • Add descriptions to individual questions.

  • Choose from different question types:

    • Freeform Text: Allows users to provide open-ended responses.

    • Multiple Choice: Allows users to select one or more answers and provide follow-up comments, if configured.

    • Rating: Allows users to rate an item using a customizable scale, with optional comments and an N/A option.

    • Ranking: Allows users to rank items by importance.

This flexibility allows administrators to create templates for coaching conversations, employee well-being check-ins, performance discussions, and other development activities.

Step 6: Save and Make the Template Available

Once you've finalized the questions, click Create. The template will become available in the Meetings module for users to select when adding a check-in to a 1-on-1 meeting.

How Users Access Check-ins in Meetings

When check-ins are enabled and templates are configured, users can:

  • View previous check-ins on their meeting pages.

  • Select an available template and add a check-in to a 1-on-1 meeting.

  • Answer the questions and use their responses to guide the conversation.

Both meeting participants can contribute to the check-in, helping them discuss progress, share feedback, and agree on next steps.

Do Check-ins Send Automated Reminders?

The Enable check-ins in 1-on-1 meetings setting controls whether users can add check-ins to their meetings. It should not be confused with automated 1-on-1 meeting reminders, which are configured separately.

For information about meeting reminders, see Using Automated 1-on-1 Meeting Reminders in Teamflect.

HR-Focused Use Cases:

  1. Managerial Coaching Use custom check-ins to create structured prompts for reflection, learning, and performance calibration between managers and team members.

  2. Pulse Feedback Set up recurring sentiment or engagement check-ins to assess employee morale and workload trends.

  3. Onboarding Progress Include onboarding-specific check-ins for new hires to guide 1-on-1 conversations during their ramp-up period.

Final Thoughts

1-on-1 Check-ins turn passive status updates into valuable coaching opportunities. By enabling and configuring check-in templates, you give your managers and team members a clear framework to align, support, and grow together—meeting by meeting.

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