Overdue reviews by manager and open jobs past the aged threshold. Expiring credentials join once Compliance is live.
Month-end active employees over the last 12 months. October is month to date.
Month-end active employees, rebuilt from Questco history (through 9/20/2026) and the GMS census. October is month to date. The plan line appears once a headcount plan is added.
Active employees.
Time since hire. The first year is where most turnover happens.
Work location as set in GMS.
One row per active employee, from the GMS census export.
Retention counts only hires who have had the full 90, 180 or 365 days to reach the mark, across the latest four quarterly cohorts that qualify.
Share of each quarter's hires still employed at each mark. Recent cohorts haven't reached every mark yet.
Hires per quarter and the share still employed.
Last 12 months. Exit type and reason are not in the Questco export; GMS terminations will add them going forward.
Last 12 months, from Questco through 9/20/2026 and GMS after. The 9/20 transition terminations are excluded.
Live from Workable as of —. Reason for opening (new or backfill), budget status and hiring manager are not tracked in Workable yet; see the clean-up list below.
Sorted by days open. Bars turn red past the aged threshold. Stage is the furthest step any active candidate has reached recently.
People entered in GMS with onboarding status (hire in progress), with their GMS start date. They move to the census once active. — in onboarding · next start —
Employee hires, last 12 months.
Employee hires, last 12 months.
Employee hires who started in the last 12 months, using GMS and Questco start dates. Includes people who have since left. Contract (1099) hires are excluded.
Fixing these makes time-to-fill, offer acceptance and planned starts reliable.
Live from the SmartSuite Review Cycle Tracker, refreshed —. The tracker holds annual anniversary reviews, grouped here by the quarter each is due. Quarterly check-ins and ratings aren't in the tracker, so they'll appear once reviews move to GMS.
Self assessment, manager review and fully complete, as a share of reviews due that quarter.
Where follow-up will move the numbers fastest.
Overdue, in progress, or due in the next 90 days. Most overdue first.
Counts for the selected due quarter.
Records where the dates and statuses disagree. Worth fixing before the data moves to GMS.
Weeks end Friday to line up with the finance 13-week forecast. Each biweekly pay date repeats the latest GMS payroll: wages, employer benefits and admin fees. One-time bonuses, reimbursements and employer taxes are left out.
Based on the most recent GMS payroll. Planned starts are added once open reqs come from Workable.
Licenses, certifications and required training, soonest first.