Create a Guided Temperature Meeting

Unsure if this feature is available to you? Click here to contact your Customer Success Manager, and we’ll gladly assist you. 

Managers

    1. Under the tab Meetings, click on Team meetings
    2. Click Temperature Meetings
    3. Click Create Meeting
 

System Administrators

  1. Under the tab Meetings, click on Team meetings
  2. Click Team meetings
  3. Click Temperature Meetings
  4. Click Create Meeting

After selecting a team, the system automatically identifies the most suitable team temperature and relevant categories within your organizational structure. It chooses the closest common team where all participants can access temperature data, ensuring anonymity. Next, select a day and decide whether to create a light or standard meeting.

  • Light meeting—A light meeting covers one category. With six participants, it typically lasts 25–30 minutes.
  • Standard meeting—A standard meeting covers two categories. With six participants, it typically lasts around 35–45 minutes.

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Now the proposed meeting agenda is available and can be customised be clicking Edit agenda. We recommend scheduling meetings within 14 days to keep the topics relevant, as temperatures may change over time. Once the meeting is created, it will appear as an upcoming meeting in all participants' meeting lists in Winningtemp. Book the meeting through your calendar and include a video link if it will be held remotely.  

🌡️Why the temperature might vary

When we pull the temperature data, we use the default time range set by your organisation—not any custom range you might have chosen on your team temperature page. So if the numbers don’t match exactly, that’s why.


Who can be invited to a temperature meeting?

You can select one team (subteams not included) or create a custom team comprising several teams and/or users.

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Which teams can be selected?

Managers can select the teams they are managers for, as well as all subteams.

Which individuals can be selected?

You can select individuals from the entire organization. If you intend to select all team members in a team, the team should be selected instead of all users individually.


Edit a custom team to use in a temperature meeting

To edit a custom team, go to:

  1. Go to Meetings
  2. Click on Team meetings
  3. Click Temperature Meetings
  4. Click Create Meeting and locate the team in the team drop-down list
  5. Click on the three dots to the left of the team name and click Edit

A custom team must consist of:

  • Minimum two teams or
  • Minimum three users, or
  • A combination of one or several teams and users


What happens if changes are made to a team?

  • If you change the name of a team or custom team in Winningtemp, the name will be updated in all completed meetings.
  • If you add users to a team or add participants to a custom team, they will not be able to see any previous meetings for the team. 
  • If you remove users from a team or a custom team, they will continue to see the temperature meetings they were invited to.


How do custom teams and team temperatures work?

You can only select a team temperature that all team participants have permission to see in their user view. Except in one scenario, if a team consists of one team and one or several specific users, you can use the teams temperature or the "closest" team temperature that everyone can access. Choose any of these temperatures in the drop-down menu, Temperature to work with, when creating or editing a custom team.

There is also a setting called temperature presentation which controls which temperatures to display to users in the user view. This setting affects the team temperature you can use when setting up a temperature meeting for a custom team. Please reach out to your System administrator to address this setting. 

If a team has fewer users than the anonymity threshold, the team will use a parent teams temperature instead. If more users are added to the team or the threshold is lowered, you can use the correct team temperature in the meetings instead. 

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