Can I use one account for more than one role?
Yes. One account can hold several roles. For example, a person can be a manager and also a participant if assigned that way in a workshop.
Workshop Commitment Tracker FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Plain-language guidance for the current WCT flow: what each role does, what is visible, and what happens during follow-up.
These answers are written for everyday platform users. They focus on the MVP process and the visibility rules agreed for Workshop Commitment Tracker.
Use one account. The platform shows the pages that match your assigned role and workshop participation.
Yes. One account can hold several roles. For example, a person can be a manager and also a participant if assigned that way in a workshop.
My commitments appears only when your account is assigned as a participant in at least one active workshop.
Admin and Facilitator already have broader setup and workshop views. Manager view is kept for manager-only access so role boundaries stay clear.
Participants use WCT to turn workshop intentions into visible follow-up actions.
They add 1-3 commitments after the workshop, including practical next steps and progress expectations.
Participants complete the active check-ins, update progress, share optional wins or support requests, and finish with a final reflection.
Yes, where the workshop setup allows participant choice. Private answers remain private unless shared or configured for facilitator visibility.
Facilitators create workshops and guide the follow-up period without turning it into scoring or evaluation.
They create workshops, add participants and managers, set language, follow-up dates, cadence, themes, and visibility settings.
Yes. Admin can assign multiple facilitators to a workspace so more than one person can support the workshop process.
Only where the workshop configuration and participant choice allow it. Otherwise private reflections stay private.
Managers see follow-up status and shared patterns, not private participant reflections.
Managers see visible commitments, named check-in completion status, shared wins, aggregated support themes, aggregated momentum, and aggregated final summaries.
Managers do not see private answers, unshared support requests, or individual private reflections.
Only when the same account is also assigned as a participant in that workshop.
WCT is designed for practical follow-up with clear privacy boundaries.
Reminder emails cover missing commitments, opened check-in windows, missed check-ins, and final reflection timing, with daily and weekly frequency caps.
No. WCT does not use scores, rankings, peer evaluation, or AI interpretation in the MVP.
Aggregated momentum is shown only when at least 3 participants responded, using participation, progress, positive themes, challenges, and support themes.
Open your dashboard for the live workshop view. If a role, task, or workshop is missing, contact the facilitator or Smart Minds support.
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