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What the loop powers

Six talent decisions. One source of evidence.

Every decision below draws on the same competencies and the same assessments, so your answers are consistent, comparable and defensible.

01

Role fitment

Is the right person in the right role?

Strengths and gaps against the competencies the role requires.

Used by:HR business partners, hiring managers

What you see

  • Strengths and gaps per competency
  • Fit against the role's target levels
  • Comparable across candidates
02

Internal mobility

Where can each person grow next?

Fit against other roles, mapped into career paths inside the company.

Used by:Talent managers, employees

What you see

  • Fit against other roles in the company
  • Career paths mapped from real competencies
  • Gaps to close for each next role
03

Succession

Who is ready to step up?

Readiness for the next role, with succession plans to match.

Used by:CHROs, executive committees

What you see

  • Readiness for the next role
  • Bench strength for critical positions
  • Succession plans built on evidence
04

High-potential identification

Who are our high potentials?

Top performers spotted across competencies, ready for talent reviews.

Used by:Talent review panels

What you see

  • Top performers across competencies
  • Consistent criteria for talent reviews
  • Potential surfaced on evidence, not visibility
05

Development

Where should L&D spend go?

Plans built from each person's gaps, then re-assessed for progress.

Used by:L&D teams, line managers

What you see

  • Plans built from individual gaps
  • Cohorts grouped by shared needs
  • Progress re-assessed every cycle
06

Workforce planning

Which skills do we have, and which do we lack?

Skills heatmaps by role, function, department and company.

Used by:Workforce planners, leadership

What you see

  • Skills heatmaps by role and function
  • Department and company roll-ups
  • The skills you have, and the ones you lack

Which decision matters most to you right now?

Start with one. The same evidence powers the other five.