User manual and documentation for the Elevate Self Assessment Tool (SAT).
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This chapter details each element present in the left sidebar navigation bar. It adapts dynamically according to your role (Participant, Manager, Owner) and your administrative rights.
All the content in your personal space is strictly restricted and filtered according to the active Organisation. When you switch from one structure to another using the selector, the displayed information changes to correspond only to that context.
Located at the very top of the sidebar, this dropdown menu is the anchor point of your workspace. It allows you to instantly switch between active Organisations, create a new Organisation directly, or return to the Hub to access all your spaces.
The Dashboard serves as the default homepage for your workspace. Everyone has access to the data it displays, but the information shown adapts according to your role in the Organisation.
Participants will find a welcome message and evaluation instructions there.
Managers and owners consult global indicators on participation and overall activity.
This button, equipped with a back arrow, allows you to exit the active organisation and return directly to the Hub.
All content in this space is restricted and filtered based on the active Organisation. When you switch between spaces, the data displayed in these sections changes to reflect only the selected structure.
Access to Personal History allows participants to view a list of all assessments they have participated in and to directly access their confidential individual reports.
For managers and owners, it also displays the sessions they have personally created and facilitated in order to track participation rates and collective results.
The Personal Teams menu only allows you to see your own teams within the Organisation.
This link will redirect you to the User Manual to guide you in getting started with the platform.
This space is accessible only to Managers and Owners of the active Organisation.
The Session History allows you to view a complete history of the Organisation's sessions, whether all sessions or sorted by teams.
Access to Session Configuration also allows you to define default settings for future launches.
The library centralises the Organisation's resources.
The Teams tab allows you to create teams of collaborators.
The Presets tab allows you to view the platform's global questionnaire templates and create custom presets, in which you can choose and arrange questions.
The Insights section offers a page with a tool to compare sessions or teams with each other.
The Members tab allows you to manage the collaborator directory, invite new profiles by email and track the status of pending invitations.
Organisation settings allow you to change the name. This is also where you'll find the danger zone for performing global exports or permanently deleting the Organisation.
Depending on your privileges, quick action buttons are displayed at the very bottom of the sidebar to quickly launch a session or to instantly join an ongoing session using a 6-digit access code.