AI Performance Review Generator
Turn rough notes into a performance review draft, or paste a review you already wrote and get it sharpened. You also get a read on what you gave it.
Turn rough notes into a performance review draft, or paste a review you already wrote and get it sharpened. You also get a read on what you gave it.
Pick the job, say who the review is for, and add your notes or a draft. The form adapts to that choice, and one run returns three separate outputs.
Write a review turns rough notes into a draft. Check what I wrote improves a review you already have.
Myself, someone I manage, or a colleague. The labels, examples and voice all follow your choice.
Paste your notes or a draft, add what to emphasise, and pick a tone: balanced, warm, direct or formal.
Edit the draft in place, or type what to change, like "too soft on deadlines". Only the draft is rewritten.
Everything except the role is optional, and rough half sentences are fine. The more you put in, the less the draft has to generalise.
Every run returns a ready-to-paste draft, feedback on your notes and the questions to expect in the meeting. The feedback scores your input on five checks.
Who the review is for changes the voice, the fields and what the checks look for. Pick the mode that matches the job in front of you.
Written in first person. The checks push past what kept you busy to what changed, and honest misses stay in.
Written in third person, with ratings and goals. Labels like "abrasive" become what actually happened.
Paste a review you already wrote and the generator sharpens it rather than replacing it. Every point survives.
Written as you, with no ratings or goals, because peers own neither. It covers the slice of work you saw.
In every mode, the generator is designed never to drop a point you made. Losing the sentence about missed deadlines is not an edit, it removes your judgement.
Plausible sentences can end up in a document that affects someone's pay. Four rules keep the output usable, and some details should never go in at all.
The generator writes one review. Running a cycle for a whole company is a different job: who reviews whom, when the reminders go out, and what the report shows at the end.
Teamflect runs that cycle inside Microsoft Teams. AI Writing Assistant does the same drafting work inside a live review form, so no one moves text between a browser tab and an HR tool. Teamflect Agent, unlimited from the Professional plan, summarises where a team stands, flags overdue key results and surfaces feedback patterns a single review will not show. Teamflect also brings that performance data into Microsoft Copilot.
.avif)



It can write the draft. You supply what happened, and it turns that into review language and flags where your input was thin. Vague notes still come back vague.
Yes. Two runs are free with no signup. A short email form unlocks five more, and the request you clicked runs automatically once you submit it.
Drafting and checking are what it does well. Deciding a rating, a promotion or a pay change is not, and the tool never rates a colleague.
Yes. Pick Check what I wrote and paste up to 8,000 characters. The generator sharpens the draft and is designed never to drop a point you made.
Impact, Evidence, Clarity, Balance and Next steps. Every review is written and checked against them, and the feedback rates your notes, not the AI's text.
Pick a tone, add what you want emphasised, then edit in place. Still off? Type what to change and only the draft is rewritten, the feedback stays.
Your notes go only to the model that writes the draft. Keep health reasons, legal matters and named complaints out: they belong in your HR system.
Yes. Pick Myself for a first-person self-evaluation, or A colleague for peer feedback written as you, with no ratings and no goals attached.