Wider insight
Practical Personality profiles across the invited group.
Organisation assessment rollout
Put the right support behind the right people.
Plan a rollout that gives a wider group useful Personality insight, adds private coaching where responsibility, pressure or development needs make it valuable, and lets you change access as priorities change.
The Organisation Admin owns invitations, access, teams and capacity. You do not have to decide every person's long-term access on day one.
Team use
Completed profiles in Team dynamics where permissions allow.
Selected coaching
Bilee and authenticated tools for people with Coaching seats.
Choose access before inviting
Start with what each person needs afterwards
Both paths include the assessment and Personality profile. Choose around what happens after the result: a wider group can contribute to shared understanding, while people facing continuing leadership work can also receive Bilee and the logged-in coaching experience.
Assessment seat
For the wider group: unique assessment link, Personality profile and a permitted contribution to Team dynamics. No login, Bilee, Meeting Insights or authenticated coaching tools.
Coaching seat
For selected people who need private, always-on help from Bilee and the authenticated tools available to their role. Every Organisation Admin occupies one; every Team Lead requires one.
Capacity before email
Check allocated, used and remaining places
The current public terms support up to 100 Assessment Users. Inside MyTeamBuilder, the Organisation Admin sees that organisation's actual allocation, active use, pending invitations and remaining places before inviting anyone new.
A pending Assessment User invitation reserves a place immediately. Cancelling that invitation or removing eligible assessment-only access releases the place. Coaching begins with at least 5 paid Coach Seats and uses its own allocation.
Organisation Dashboard
Assessment User capacity2 pending invitations are included in Used. This is an illustrative planning state; the signed-in dashboard shows the organisation's current figures.
Two invitation routes
Add one person or check a whole CSV first
Both routes let the Organisation Admin choose access and team membership. Bulk Upload previews seat impact and validation issues before anything is created.
Individual invitation
Add a new starter, one manager or a small group from the Organisation Dashboard. Choose their role, team and access before the invitation is sent.
Bulk Upload
Use the existing CSV columns for name, email, team, Team Lead status and access type. The preview checks required/available Coach Seats and Assessment User capacity.
NameTeamAccess
Ella WhiteMarketingAssessment User
Jade HallMarketing · Team LeadCoach Seat
Map people to the right teams
Team membership makes the profile useful in context
A completed profile contributes to Team dynamics only where team membership and permissions allow. Adding people to the organisation is not, by itself, enough.
Add or upload the team name consistently so the right people appear together.
Every Team Lead requires a Coach Seat because the role uses authenticated team tools.
If the same person appears in more than one team in the CSV, use the same access type on every row.
Track what happens after send
Follow invitations through to completed profiles
Use the Organisation Dashboard to see who is pending and who has completed the assessment. Send a reminder or resend an invitation where needed; remember that pending Assessment User invitations still reserve capacity.
Team dynamics becomes useful as people complete their profiles and are correctly mapped to teams with the required permissions. It does not appear from an invitation alone and it is not a live behaviour feed.
Completion checklist
- Pending invitations reviewed and reminders planned.
- Completed profiles visible for the intended teams.
- Team Lead access and permissions confirmed.
- Team dynamics used as a discussion prompt, not a diagnosis.
Know which view you are building
Completed profiles and coaching trends answer different questions
Assessment completion can strengthen the team view. Organisation Insights has a separate, anonymised coaching-derived source and does not expose individual messages.
Team dynamics uses completed Personality profiles for a permitted team to support conversations about working styles.
Organisation Insights is separate. When there is enough coaching activity to protect anonymity, it groups mood and topic patterns into organisation-level trends without showing or attributing messages.
When the need changes
Add a Coach Seat without repeating the assessment
An Organisation Admin can assign an available Coach Seat, or add paid allocation where needed, when someone needs private ongoing coaching.
An Organisation Admin changes access when the need changes. Assessment Users cannot upgrade themselves.
The Admin assigns or adds a Coach Seat, which gives the person sign-in and private, always-on support from Bilee. Every Organisation Admin occupies a Coach Seat, and a Team Lead requires one.
One possible phased plan
Make each phase a decision point
This example uses the current 5-Coach-Seat minimum and Assessment User allocation. Adjust the sequence to your organisation rather than treating it as a promised implementation timetable.
Set ownership
Confirm the Organisation Admin and the initial 5 people who need Coaching seats.
Invite the wider group
Use individual invitations or the checked CSV, staying within the organisation's Assessment User allocation.
Check teams and completion
Resolve pending invitations and confirm completed profiles are mapped to the intended teams.
Review coaching need
Assign Coaching seats where a real ongoing challenge or new responsibility makes private support useful.
Before you press send
A short rollout check
People and capacity
- Coach Seat allocation covers every Organisation Admin, Team Lead and selected coaching user.
- Active and pending Assessment Users fit within the organisation's allocation.
- Access type matches what each person needs after the profile.
Teams and communication
- Team names and Team Lead assignments are correct.
- People know it is a 36-question, 5-minute assessment and what they receive afterwards.
- Privacy and the difference between Team dynamics and Organisation Insights are understood.
Privacy during rollout
Administration does not reveal individual coaching
Organisation Admins manage access and capacity. That responsibility does not let them read private messages.
Individual coaching is 100% confidential. Organisation Insights are anonymised; no individual messages are visible to Organisation Admins or Team Leads.
Confidential means an Organisation Admin or Team Lead cannot read or identify a person’s coaching messages. Organisation Insights only presents anonymised patterns when there is enough coaching activity to protect individuals. See the full data boundaries.
Questions before rollout
Planning details that affect the send
Check access, capacity and teams before creating invitations. That avoids sending the wrong experience, reserving places twice or discovering after completion that a profile is not mapped to the intended team.
Yes. A pending Assessment User invitation reserves a place immediately. Cancelling it releases that place for another invitation.
No. The preview shows required and available Coach Seats. The upload can only be confirmed when enough paid Coach Seats are already available; update Billing first if the preview reports a shortfall.
As invited people complete their Personality profiles and those profiles are available to the correctly mapped team view. Team membership, permissions and completed profiles are all required; invitations alone do not create Team dynamics.
Yes. An Organisation Admin can assign a Coach Seat later or return an eligible person to assessment-only access. Organisation Admins and Team Leads must retain a Coach Seat while they hold those roles.
Plan the first phase, then adjust with evidence
Start with a clear owner, the right access mix and checked team data. Review completion and coaching need before the next phase.