To get the most out of PI Perform, you’ll want to invite teammates into the software. Doing so will allow you to create 1:1 workspaces, collaborate on upcoming meeting agendas, and more.
Learn how to invite teammates (or accept an invitation) in this article.
How to invite a teammate to PI Perform
- Log in to Perform.
- Click the “Invite Teammates” button on the left-hand side.
- Enter the business email of the colleague you’d like to add.
- (Optional) Enter the person’s name.
- (Optional) Click “Add another” to repeat the process.
- Confirm by selecting “Create Workspace.”
- Your teammate(s) will receive an email inviting them to join you in Perform.
- The software will automatically generate individual 1:1 workspaces between you and each person you invited.
How to accept a Perform invitation
Recently got invited to Perform? Here’s how to accept your invitation:
- Check your inbox for an email from noreply@predictiveindex.com.
- Click “Join your team.”
- You’ll be prompted to sign up for a Perform account.
- Enter your first and last name.
- Confirm by clicking “Sign up with email.”
- You’ll see a message saying we’ve sent you a follow-up email.
- Check your inbox for an email titled “Confirm your PI Perform Account.”
- Click “Confirm your access.”
- You’ll be brought to the PI login screen.
The following depends on whether or not you have an existing PI account.
If you don’t have an existing account:
- Set a password for your PI account and log in.
If you do have an existing account:
- Log in with your PI credentials.
- Once logged in, you will be prompted to confirm whether you’re a manager or an individual contributor.
Note: Selecting “Manager” will grant you access to manager-specific features, such as the ability to kick off 360 feedback or leverage the Manager Assistant.
- Next, you’ll be presented with a brief “Getting started” guide.
- You’ll also receive an email with additional tips and guidance to help you make the most of PI Perform.
- That’s it! You’re free to explore PI Perform and start collaborating with your peers.
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