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CSV layouts for a single 360 or a programme of several 360s, plus what happens when raters finish.
Programmes and 360s
A campaign can be a single 360 or a programme. Import a series CSV on the programme to create one child 360 per person, each with their own raters, survey link and report. Pay and publish on the programme; child 360s go live with it.
Series CSV (several 360s)
Use this on the programme page under Import series CSV. No header row is required. Lines starting with # are ignored. Rows with the same surveyee email become one 360.
- First name of the person being reviewed
- Last name
- Gender (male, female, or blank)
- Their work email
- Class: manager, peer, report, self — anything else is Other
- Rater name
- Rater work email
Alex,Chen,male,[email protected],peer,Jordan Lee,[email protected] Alex,Chen,male,[email protected],manager,Pat Morgan,[email protected] Sam,Kim,female,[email protected],peer,Riley Board,[email protected]
Class names manager, peer, report and self map to those groups. Any other class (for example board) is stored as Other with that label. The last Other label on a person wins.
Rater CSV (one 360)
On a single 360, import a headered file. Columns can be name, email and role, or the longer participant plus rater layout. Extra people in the file are not added to this 360 — use a series import on a programme instead.
participant_first,participant_last,gender,participant_email,name,email,role Alex,Chen,male,[email protected],Jordan Lee,[email protected],peer Alex,Chen,male,[email protected],Pat Morgan,[email protected],manager Alex,Chen,male,[email protected],Sam Board,[email protected],board
Named raters
After a 360 is live, each named rater can be reminded, watched (email when they submit), ignored (skipped for reminders and “all raters responded”), or given a personal survey link. Ignored people do not block completion mail.