Product Overview

A guided tour of OrgSkill

OrgSkill is where a company keeps a living map of what every employee can do — using proficiency levels when nuance matters and a simple Has skill / Does not have skill state when it does not. It compares those skills to what each role requires, then turns the gap into clear answers: who is ready for their role, who is ready for the next one, where the risk is, and what each person should work on. Here is what that looks like, page by page.

Inside the app · My Profile

Every employee's
personal skill home

My Profile is where each person sees their own skills, including leveled ratings and binary capabilities, and exactly how ready they are for their role and the one above it. It turns “am I growing?” into a number people can actually act on.

  • At-a-glance stats, with binary skills kept out of rating averages and rankings
  • Propose a new skill, level change, or Has skill / Does not have skill update for manager review
  • Career Path & Readiness: % of your current role and next level you already meet
  • Recommended skills and notes keep growth specific, not vague
My Profile
Skills Tagged
18
Avg Rating
7.2
Expert Level
4
Career Path & Readiness
Senior Engineer · L3 · 6 of 9 requirements met
66%
System Design
Met
Python
Met
Stakeholder Mgmt
+2
Cloud / AWS
+1
Team Dashboard
Direct Reports
4
Avg Team Rating
5.7
Skill Goals
3
2 proposals waiting for your reviewReview
Top Skills Across TeamFrequency
AWS3
Project Management3
Figma2
Inside the app · Dashboard

A manager's command
center for the team

Managers open the Dashboard to see their team's skill health in one place and clear the items that need a decision. Approvals, coverage, and trends live together — no spreadsheets, no chasing.

  • Team tiles: direct reports, leveled-only average rating and expert skills, plus active level and binary acquisition goals
  • Action Center to review skill, level, and binary-state proposals
  • Top Skills Across Team by frequency or level, plus a 12-month activity trend
  • See every report’s skills and export the team to Excel in one click
Inside the app · OrgSkill AI

Ask your workforce
data anything

OrgSkill AI answers in plain English, grounded only in your company's own skill data and aware of who's asking. Managers and admins also get a one-click weekly digest — the few things actually worth their attention this week.

  • Grounded in your real skills and readiness — not generic answers
  • Role-aware for employees, managers, and admins
  • Saved conversation history to revisit anytime
  • Weekly digest: promotion-ready people, talent risks, and stalled goals
OrgSkill AI
Who on my team is closest to a promotion?
Alex Diaz is the closest — meeting 8 of 9 Senior Analyst requirements, with only Forecasting one level short. Two others are 3+ requirements away.
My weekly digest
Promotion ready
Alex Diaz meets 8 of 9 requirements for the next level
Talent risk
Payroll Processing is held by only 1 person on the team
Stalled goal
Excel goal for Grant J. is overdue by 2 weeks
Guidebook
Stakeholder ManagementSoft Skills
Rating range: 1–10
6
Aligns two or three teams toward a shared plan and communicates trade-offs clearly.
7
Your level
Navigates competing priorities across functions and keeps senior stakeholders bought in.
8
Acts as a trusted advisor to leadership; resolves cross-org conflict before it escalates.
Inside the app · Guidebook

One shared definition
of what “good” means

The Guidebook is the company's source of truth for every skill. Leveled skills explain each rating; binary skills define the capability without forcing a scale. That keeps both kinds of skill clear and consistent instead of leaving them to interpretation.

  • Search any skill and read its definition and category
  • Level-by-level descriptions for proficiency skills
  • Clear Has skill / Does not have skill definitions for binary capabilities
  • Your own current value highlighted in the right format
Inside the app · Job Profiles

Career ladders,
made transparent

Job Profiles define what each role and level actually requires. Employees see how well they match their current profile and the next one, and exactly which skills stand between them and a promotion — turning career growth into a clear, skills-based path.

  • Every role lists required skills: minimum ratings for leveled skills, Has skill for binary ones
  • Live match % and requirements-met count against a person’s skills
  • See the specific gaps to close for the next level
  • Browse the whole company’s ladders to explore lateral moves
Job Profiles
Profile PathEngineering
L1Engineer100%
L2Senior EngineerCurrent
L3Staff Engineer66% match
L3 required skills · 6 of 8 met
System Design
Met
Mentorship
Met
Cloud / AWS
+1
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See it against your
own org chart

That is the tour. If you want to know what these screens let you decide — who is ready, where the risk is, who to hire — that is the Solutions page.