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KPI • MANAGER SCORECARD

Manager KPI

Evaluate manager performance across the approved Balanced Scorecard perspectives and workflow.

Performance governance and proprietary workflow notice

KPI scorecards may combine operational, staffing, billing, compliance, and service-quality information. Screenshots in this public guide use demonstration or masked data. True Care System does not publicly disclose every formula, weighting rule, approval control, data-source mapping, or governance workflow. Advanced configuration and implementation procedures are provided directly to authorized Provider customers during training.

Purpose

The Manager KPI scorecard evaluates the selected manager using the Provider's approved KPI structure. It supports review of KPI ownership, assigned measures, targets, actual results, achievement, and final weighted score.

Manager KPI Scorecard with selected manager, perspective scores, KPI lines, workflow controls, and overall score.
Manager KPI Scorecard with selected manager, perspective scores, KPI lines, workflow controls, and overall score.

Balanced Scorecard Structure

The scorecard is divided into Financial, Customer, Internal Process, and Learning & Growth perspectives. Each KPI line can include a weight, owner department, assigned employee, target, actual result, achievement percentage, score, workflow status, performance status, actions, and detail view.

Workflow Controls

  1. Save Draft.
    Preserves work before the scorecard is submitted.
  2. Submit for Approval.
    Moves the scorecard into the review workflow.
  3. Approve & Lock.
    Approves the scorecard and protects configured fields from unintended changes.
  4. Unlock.
    Reopens the scorecard only when authorized correction is required.
  5. Print.
    Creates a reviewable scorecard output.

Manager Review

Manager evaluation should consider the KPI definition, data quality, assigned responsibility, reporting period, and external factors. The scorecard should support coaching, accountability, and leadership development rather than replace documented performance-management procedures.