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Referrals
=========
Odoo's *Referrals* application is a centralized place where all information regarding referrals is
housed - from points earned, coworkers hired, and rewards selected. Users can recommend people they
know for job positions, and then earn referral points as those people progress through the
recruitment pipeline. Once enough referral points are earned, they can be exchanged for prizes. The
*Referrals* application integrates with the *Employees*, *Recruitment*, and *Website* applications,
all of which must be installed in order for the *Referrals* application to function.
The only configurations needed for the *Referrals* application *after* it has been installed, are
related to the :doc:`rewards <referrals/rewards>`; everything else is pre-configured when Odoo
*Referrals* is installed.
Users with either :guilabel:`Referral User`, :guilabel:`Officer`, or :guilabel:`Administrator`
access rights for the *Recruitment* application have access to the *Referrals* application. Only
users with :guilabel:`Administrator` access rights for the *Recruitment* application have access to
the :ref:`reporting <referrals/reporting>` and configurations menus. For more information on users
and access rights, refer to these documents: :doc:`../general/users` and
:doc:`../general/users/access_rights`.
Onboarding
==========
When opening the *Referrals* application for the first time, a pre-configured onboarding script
appears. This is in the form of four slides, each explaining the different parts of the *Referrals*
application. At the top of the dashboard, the following message is displayed throughout all the
onboarding slides: :guilabel:`GATHER YOUR TEAM! Job Referral Program`. Behind this main message is
an image, and beneath it some more explanatory text.
Each of the onboarding slides has a corresponding image and message that is displayed. After reading
each message, click the :guilabel:`Next` button to advance to the next slide.
The text that appears on each slide is as follows:
#. :guilabel:`Oh no! Villains are lurking the city! Help us recruit a team of superheroes to save
the day!`
#. :guilabel:`Browse through open job positions, promote them on social media, or refer friends.`
#. :guilabel:`Collect points and exchange them for awesome gifts in the shop.`
#. :guilabel:`Compete against your colleagues to build the best justice league!`
.. note::
The onboarding slides will appear every time the *Referrals* application is opened, until all the
slides have been viewed and the :guilabel:`Start Now` button has been clicked. If the onboarding
is exited at any point, or if the :guilabel:`Start Now` button has *not* been clicked, the
onboarding slides will begin again when the *Referrals* application is opened. Once the
:guilabel:`Start Now` button has been clicked, the onboarding slides will not be seen again, and
the main dashboard will load when the *Referrals* application is opened from that point on.
At any point during onboarding, the :guilabel:`Skip` button may be clicked. This exits the
onboarding, and the main *Referrals* dashboard loads. If :guilabel:`Skip` is clicked, onboarding
slides will not load anymore when opening the *Referrals* application.
.. image:: referrals/onboarding.png
:align: center
:alt: An onboarding slide with the skip and next buttons visible at the bottom.
.. note::
If there are any candidates hired that the user had referred prior to opening the Referrals app
(meaning the onboarding slides have not appeared before), when :guilabel:`Start Now` is clicked
at the end of onboarding, instead of going to the main dashboard, a :ref:`hired
<referrals/hired>` screen appears instead.
Modifying onboarding slides
---------------------------
Onboarding slides can be modified if desired. Only users with :guilabel:`Administrator` rights for
the *Recruitment* application can modify onboarding slides. To edit a slide, navigate to
:menuselection:`Referrals app --> Configuration --> Onboarding.` Each line displays the text for the
individual onboarding slide. To edit an onboarding slide, click on an individual slide line to open
the slide's onboarding form.
Make any changes to the message in the :guilabel:`Text` field. A :guilabel:`Company` may be
selected, as well. However, if this field is populated, that slide is *only* displayed for that
particular company.
.. note::
The :guilabel:`Company` field only appears when in a multi-company database.
The image can be modified, as well. Hover over the image thumbnail in the top-right corner of the
form. A :guilabel:`✏️ (pencil)` icon and :guilabel:`🗑️ (garbage can)` icon appear. Click the
:guilabel:`✏️ (pencil)` icon to change the image. A file navigator window loads. Navigate to the
desired image, select it, then click :guilabel:`Open`. The new image appears in the thumbnail. To
delete an image, click the :guilabel:`🗑️ (garbage can)` icon, then select a new image using the
:guilabel:`✏️ (pencil)` icon.
.. image:: referrals/edit-onboarding.png
:align: center
:alt: An onboarding slide in edit mode, with the main fields highlighted.
The sequence in which the slides appear can be changed from the *Onboarding* dashboard. Click the
:guilabel:`(six small gray boxes)` icon to the left of the the slide text, and drag the slide to the
desired position.
.. image:: referrals/onboarding-reorder.png
:align: center
:alt: The onboarding slides in a list, with the drag and drop arrows highlighted.
.. _referrals/hired:
Hired referrals
===============
When a candidate that has been referred by a user is hired, the user "grows their superhero team"
and adds superhero avatars to their Referrals dashboard.
After a referral has been hired, when the user next opens the Referrals app, instead of the main
dashboard, a hired page loads. The text :guilabel:`(Referral Name) has been hired! Choose an avatar
for your new friend!` appears.
Below this message are five avatar thumbnails to choose from. If an avatar has already been assigned
to a referral, the thumbnail is grayed out, and the name that the avatar has been chosen for appears
beneath the avatar. Click on an available avatar to select it.
If more than one referral was hired since opening the *Referrals* application, after selecting the
first avatar, the user is prompted to select another avatar for the subsequent hired referral. Once
all avatars have been selected, the dashboard loads and all the avatars are now visible. Mouse over
each avatar and their name is displayed above them.
.. image:: referrals/avatars.png
:align: center
:alt: The hired screen. A selection of avatars are presented to chose from, with any already
chosen are greyed out.
Modify friends
--------------
Friend avatars are able to be modified in the same manner that :ref:`levels <referrals/levels>` are
modified. Only users with :guilabel:`Administrator` rights for the *Recruitment* application can
make modifications to friends. The pre-configured friends can be seen and modified by navigating to
:menuselection:`Referrals app --> Configuration --> Friends`. Each friend avatar appears in the
:guilabel:`Dashboard Image` column, and the corresponding name appears in the :guilabel:`Friend
Name` column. The default images are a motley group of hero characters, ranging from robots to dogs.
To modify a friend's dashboard image, thumbnail, name, or position, click on an individual friend to
open the referral friend form. Click :guilabel:`Edit` to make modifications. Type the name in the
:guilabel:`Friend Name` field. The name is solely to differentiate the friends in the configuration
menu; the friend's name is not visible anywhere else in the *Referrals* application.
The :guilabel:`Position` can be set to either :guilabel:`Front` or :guilabel:`Back`. This determines
the position of the friend in relation to the user's super hero avatar. Click the radio button next
to the desired selection, and the friend will appear either in front of or behind the user's avatar
when activated.
If desired, both the thumbnail :guilabel:`Image` and the :guilabel:`Dashboard Image` can be
modified. Hover over the image being replaced to reveal a :guilabel:`✏️ (pencil)` icon and
:guilabel:`🗑️ (garbage can)` icon. Click the :guilabel:`✏️ (pencil)` icon, and a file explorer
window appears. Navigate to the desired image file, then click :guilabel:`Open` to select it.
The referral friend form automatically saves, but can be saved manually at any time by clicking the
*Save manually* option, represented by a :guilabel:`(cloud upload)` icon, located in the top-left
corner. To cancel any changes made, click the :guilabel:`✖️ (Discard all changes)` icon to delete
any changes, and revert to the original content.
.. image:: referrals/edit-friend.png
:align: center
:alt: A friend form in edit mode.
.. warning::
It is not advised to edit the images. An image file must have a transparent background in order
for it to render properly. Only users with knowledge about transparent images should attempt
adjusting any images in the *Referrals* application.
Once an image is changed and the friend is saved, it is **not possible** to revert to the
original image. To revert to the original image, the *Referrals* application must be *uninstalled
then reinstalled.*
Referral points
===============
The referral program is based on earning points that are then exchanged for rewards. On the main
*Referrals* application dashboard, the top displays a summary of the user's current points. The left
side of the summary displays the total points earned, and the right side displays the points that
are available to spend.
To see the various referrals and the points earned for each, click on one of the buttons directly
beneath the avatars. The options are :guilabel:`Referrals`, :guilabel:`Ongoing`, and
:guilabel:`Successful`.
The current number of referrals who are still active in the recruitment pipeline, and have not yet
been hired or refused, appear above the :guilabel:`Ongoing` button. The number of referrals who have
been hired appear above the :guilabel:`Successful` button. The total number of referrals (both the
ongoing and successful referrals combined) appear above the :guilabel:`Referrals` button.
.. note::
To view the referrals associated with each of the categories, :guilabel:`Referrals`,
:guilabel:`Ongoing`, and :guilabel:`Successful`, click on the corresponding button. All the
referrals for that specific category are displayed.
My referrals
------------
To see all the referrals (both ongoing and successful) click the :guilabel:`Referrals` button. A
:guilabel:`My Referral` window loads. This screen displays all the referrals, with each referral in
its own referral card.
A successful referral displays a green :guilabel:`Hired` banner in the top-right corner of the card.
Referrals that are in process display a purple :guilabel:`In Progress` banner in the top-right
corner.
Each referral card lists the name of the applicant, the subject/application title (as it appears on
the applicant card in the *Recruitment* app), the name of the job position, the person responsible
for filling the role (recruiter), and the points earned. For referrals that have been hired, the
selected avatar also appears on the card.
.. image:: referrals/referrals.png
:align: center
:alt: Two referral cards, one hired and one in-progress.
Points
~~~~~~
The points that can be earned for a referral are the same across all job positions. Each stage of
the recruitment process has corresponding points assigned to it. The stages listed correspond to the
stages configured in the *Recruitment* application.
On each individual referral card, beneath the points earned is a bar chart that displays how many
points have been earned out of the total possible points that can be earned if the applicant is
hired.
Beneath the bar chart is a list of the various recruitment stages and the points earned when the
referral moves to that stage. If a stage has been achieved and the points have been earned, a green
check mark appears next to the stage.
.. example::
The pre-configured point structure for referrals is as follows:
- :guilabel:`Initial Qualification`: 1 point
- :guilabel:`First Interview`: 20 points
- :guilabel:`Second Interview`: 9 points
- :guilabel:`Contract Proposal`: 5 points
- :guilabel:`Contract Signed`: 50 points
The total points earned for a referral that is hired is 85 points. Modifications of the points
earned for each stage are done in the *Recruitment* application. Refer to the
:ref:`Recruitment <recruitment/modify-stages>` documentation to modify the points for each stage.
.. _referrals/levels:
Levels
======
The *Referrals* application has pre-configured levels that are reflected in the user's avatar on the
Referrals dashboard. As a user refers potential employees and earns points, they can *level up*,
much like in a video game.
Levels have no functional impact on the performance of the application. They are solely used for the
purpose of adding achievement tiers for participants to aim for, gamifying referrals for the user.
The user's current level is displayed at the top of the main *Referrals* application dashboard,
directly beneath their photo, in a :guilabel:`Level: X` format. In addition, a colored ring appears
around the user's photo, indicating how many points the user currently has, and how many additional
points they need to level up. The cyan colored portion of the ring represents points earned, while
the white colored portion represents the points still needed before they can level up.
Modify levels
-------------
Only users with :guilabel:`Administrator` rights for the *Recruitment* application can modify
levels. The pre-configured levels can be seen and modified by navigating to
:menuselection:`Referrals app --> Configuration --> Levels`. Each avatar appears in the
:guilabel:`Image` column, and the corresponding level number appears in the :guilabel:`Level Name`
column. The default images are of Odoo superheroes, and each level adds an additional element to
their avatar, such as capes and shields.
To modify a level's image, name, or points required to reach the level, click on an individual level
in the list to open the level form, then make modifications.
Type in the name (or number) of the level in the :guilabel:`Level Name` field. What is entered is
displayed beneath the user's photo on the main dashboard when they reach that level. Enter the
number of referral points needed to reach that level in the :guilabel:`Requirements` field. The
points needed to level up are the total accumulated points earned over the lifetime of the employee,
not additional points from the previous level that must be earned.
If desired, the :guilabel:`Image` can also be modified. Hover over the image to reveal a
:guilabel:`✏️ (pencil)` icon and :guilabel:`🗑️ (garbage can)` icon. Click the :guilabel:`✏️
(pencil)` icon, and a file explorer window appears. Navigate to the desired image file, then click
:guilabel:`Open` to select it.
The level form saves automatically, but can be saved manually at any time by clicking the *save
manually* option, represented by a :guilabel:`(cloud upload)` icon, located in the top-left corner.
To cancel any changes made, click the :guilabel:`✖️ (Discard all changes)` icon to delete any
changes, and revert to the original content.
.. image:: referrals/levels.png
:align: center
:alt: A level form in edit mode.
.. warning::
It is not advised to edit the images. An image file must have a transparent background in order
for it to render properly. Only users with knowledge about transparent images should attempt
adjusting any images in the *Referrals* application.
Once an image is changed and the level is saved, it is **not possible** to revert to the original
image. To revert to the original image, the *Referrals* application must be *uninstalled then
reinstalled.*
Level up
--------
Once enough points have been accumulated to level up, the circle around the user's photo is
completely filled in with a cyan color, a large image stating :guilabel:`Level up!` appears above
the photo, and the phrase :guilabel:`Click to level up!` appears beneath the user's photo and
current level.
Click on either the :guilabel:`LEVEL UP!` graphic, the user's photo, or the text :guilabel:`Click to
level up!` beneath the user's photo to level up the user. The user's avatar changes to the current
level, and the ring around the photo is updated to indicate the current amount of points.
Leveling up does not cost the user any points, the user simply needs to earn the specified amount of
points required.
.. image:: referrals/level-up.png
:align: center
:alt: A 'Click to level up!' appears beneath the user's image, and a large 'Level up!' appears
above their image.
.. note::
Once a user has reached the highest configured level, they will continue to accrue points that
can be redeemed for rewards, but they are no longer able to level up. The ring around their photo
remains solid cyan.
.. _referrals/reporting:
Reporting
=========
Only users with :guilabel:`Administrator` rights for the *Recruitment* application have access to
the Reporting feature in *Referrals*. To access the reports, click :menuselection:`Referrals
application --> Reporting`. The main view is the Reporting Dashboard view, which contains three
sections.
In the top portion of the window, the report displays a bar chart of how many referred candidates
are hired, and how many are still in the hiring pipeline. The candidates are further divided by
channel, showing specifically where the referral came from, such as a direct referral, Facebook,
etc. If a channel does not appear on the report, that indicates there are no referrals from that
particular channel.
The middle third provides all the specific data that has been tracked. This includes how many total
points have been earned across all referrals, how many applicants were referred, hired, or refused,
how many applicants the current logged-in user referred, how many total points were earned, and how
many points were given for refused applicants.
The bottom third displays a pivot table. This table can be inserted into a new or existing
spreadsheet. To do so, click the :guilabel:`Insert in Spreadsheet` button right above the chart. A
pop-up appears, asking which spreadsheet to insert the pivot chart into. Select the desired
spreadsheet from the drop-down menu, or select :guilabel:`New Spreadsheet`. Click
:guilabel:`Confirm` and the selected spreadsheet loads, with the new table in it.
.. note::
The spreadsheet is stored in the *Documents* application. This application needs to be installed
to use the :guilabel:`Insert in Spreadsheet` option.
.. seealso::
- :doc:`referrals/share_jobs`
- :doc:`referrals/alerts`
- :doc:`referrals/rewards`
.. toctree::
referrals/share_jobs
referrals/alerts
referrals/rewards