This platform offers advanced “Customize Assessment” capabilities, enabling users to efficiently add or update assessment questions to align with dynamic requirements.
1. From the Dashboard landing page, make sure you’re in the PERFORM platform. Then click on “ASSESSMENTS – BUILDER.”

2. The highlighted section displays essential details for each assessment, including the Assessment Code, Assessment Name, Department Name, Section Name, a QR code download link, and the Last Update timestamp. This allows users to easily identify and manage assessment records.
To view an assessment’s details, select its Assessment Code from the list.

3. The image displays a “Customize Assessment” page within a system, likely for managing performance or training. Key areas highlighted by red boxes include the “Check-in” section and “Assessment Instructions.” Users can edit instructions, such as “go to front desk,” and also edit the “Check-in” assessment name.

4. Highlight several features on the “Customize Assessment” page. The top left red box indicates a multi-step process, with numbers 1 through 7 likely representing the number of assessment sections or questions that need to be answered. A red box further down outlines an area to “Drag and drop or click to upload file,” with a note that only image, audio, and video files (up to 10MB) are allowed. Finally, a red arrow points to a checkbox labeled “Enable Employee Recognition,” indicating an optional feature for the assessment.

5. The “Assessment Attributes” where users can define custom fields for an assessment. Two primary attributes, “Team Member Name” and “Shift / Period,” are shown with their respective options. Red arrows indicate these attribute sections, and a red box highlights the “Select Attribute” dropdown menu at the bottom, which allows users to add more attributes like “Room Number,” “MOD Name,” “Hotel Occupancy,” and others from a predefined list.

6. A red arrow points to the “Require comment for” field, which has a dropdown menu highlighted by a red box. This dropdown allows users to select whether comments are “N/A,” “NO,” or “YES” for specific answers within the assessment. This feature enables control over when an assessor must provide additional textual feedback.

7. The primary questions are referred to as “Standard” (e.g., “Did the staff greet you…”). Red arrows highlight fields for “Placeholder” and “Question Guide,” which provide additional context. Below these, “Test1” and “Test 1” represent the “Competency” and “Sub Competency” respectively. A “1” indicates the “Weightage,” and “Test2” represents the “Category.”

8. On the lower page, you’ll have the option to click “ADD QUESTION” to include a new question in the assessment.

If you need further assistance, please send an email to helpdesk@q-tx.com