When entering a review cycle, managers will have the ability to track team progress, nominate and approve peer selection, write reviews, and share review packets. The ability to complete each task will depend on the review settings set by the admin and the stage the review cycle is in.

As a manager, you can share review results with your team as soon as the review cycle ends. You may also be able to do this mid-review cycle.

When you share results after the review cycle ends, you may see a warning banner informing you of Pending Reviews. Pending reviews are reviews that are still being written and have yet to be submitted. If your review includes calibration, it's common for managers' downward reviews of their direct reports to be re-opened. You may see your own review of your report as pending in that situation.

Lattice won't prevent you from sharing review results with a direct report who has pending reviews. However, sharing results while reviews are pending may give your report visibility into incomplete feedback. Any drafted responses will be automatically submitted and included in the review packet. Those responses will also be locked, preventing reviewers from editing and completing them.

To prevent mistakes, Lattice will prompt you to confirm if you opt to end the review cycle for someone with pending reviews.