🌟 Overview of the Review Process in flowit

flowit helps organizations conduct structured and transparent conversations between employees and managers—without replacing the personal dialogue. In this article, you'll learn:

A “review” in flowit means that two or more parties prepare for a conversation using a guided template within the system. This is completed before the actual meeting takes place.

Common use cases for reviews include:

👉 Important: flowit does not replace the personal conversation—it supports it by enabling thorough preparation and documentation.

The process begins with inviting the participants. They receive information about:

All parties fill out the review guide in flowit within a defined time window. This ensures structured preparation for everyone involved.

Once all required participants have completed their entries, answers become visible to each other. Now, the real conversation takes place—based on the written input.

👉 Tip: Keep the final deadline in mind. The review should be completed—including conclusions and agreements—by that date.

During or after the meeting, key points are documented in flowit. These might include:

Once everything is documented, both parties mark the review as complete. This confirms all entries and officially closes the review.

🛑 Note: After completion, no further entries can be added to the review.

With flowit, the review process becomes easier—and more impactful.