Reviews People Actually Finish.
Set goals, capture performance throughout the year, assess role-specific competencies and run review cycles that close across corporate teams, plant floors, field operations and shift-based roles.
Performance Should Be Based on What Happened.
Performance reviews often depend on what a manager remembers at the end of a long cycle. Aeonox keeps goals, feedback, competencies and review evidence visible throughout the year, so assessments are based on recorded performance rather than last-minute recollection.
Configure different goals, competencies, cycles and assessment methods for different employee groups, while keeping the process within one performance framework.
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Clients worldwide
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Operating payroll and HR for enterprises
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Capabilities
Set Goals That Stay in View.
Create KRAs, OKRs or qualitative objectives at company, business unit, team and individual levels. Track progress as work happens and revise goals when business priorities change, while preserving the original record.
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Assess the Role, Not the Personality.
Build competency frameworks around your grade and job-family structure, with defined behavioural indicators and proficiency levels.
- Configure different competency frameworks by role or employee group.
- Balance results and competencies according to your organisation’s policy.
- Identify gaps between required and assessed proficiency.
- Use those gaps as a basis for specific development actions.
Capabilities
Capture Performance Throughout the Year.
Managers, peers and project leads can record feedback, one-to-one notes, recognition and performance observations as they happen.
Multi-rater feedback can be configured for different reviewer groups, with controlled anonymity thresholds and separate question sets for managers, peers and reports.
The result is a review based on accumulated evidence, not a blank form opened at year end.
Capabilities
Run Cycles That Close.
Configure annual, half-yearly, quarterly or probation-linked review cycles, with different schedules for different employee groups. Where configured, completing a probation review can trigger the employee confirmation process in Core HR.
Track completion by stage, business unit and manager, with defined review windows, reminders and escalation.
Handle organisational changes within the cycle — new joiners, manager changes, long leave and revised goals, without pushing exceptions back to HR as manual work. Aeonox’s Ripple Engine carries manager changes through the review process, routing pending reviews to the new manager.
For sustained low performance, create Performance Improvement Plans with defined objectives, support, review checkpoints, employee acknowledgement and documented outcomes.
Capabilities
Performance Calibration With Every Change Accounted For
Aeonox enables panels to compare rating distributions, adjust ratings with recorded reasons, and apply normalisation or forced distribution where policy requires it. Employee acknowledgements and recorded appeals keep rating decisions transparent and accountable.
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Make Performance Accessible.
Aeonox Performance supports:
- Mobile-first assessments
- Simplified assessment forms for roles that do not require a full competency framework.
- Supervisor-assisted assessment for people who do not self-serve digitally
- Language Support in English, Arabic, and Filipino
- Different frameworks, criteria and cycles for different employee groups.
This allows the same performance process to cover plant supervisors, nursing teams, field engineers, retail employees, security staff and corporate teams.
Capabilities
Connect Performance Ratings to Increments and Variable Pay.
A released performance rating can feed into increment modelling and variable pay calculations according to the organisation’s configured policies. Final financial decisions remain subject to the required managerial approvals before being passed to Aeonox Payroll.
Capabilities
AI With a Clear Boundary.
Aeonox AI does not write, recommend or decide ratings, promotions, increments or terminations. Those decisions remain with people. Recommendations will be made on demand only.
Within that boundary, AI can:
- Summarise recorded goals, feedback and check-ins to help managers prepare assessments.
- Flag vague or potentially problematic assessment language.
- Show rating patterns across managers, teams and locations.
How Long Did Your Last Performance Cycle Take?
Bring us your completion rate, organisational structure and review process. We’ll show you how Aeonox Performance can turn the cycle into a process people can complete and defend.
FAQs
01Can Aeonox support different performance frameworks for different employee groups?
Yes. Goals, competencies, criteria and review cycles can be configured differently for different employee groups within the same performance process.
02Can employees without work email use Aeonox Performance?
Yes. The platform supports mobile-first assessments, simplified forms, regional language support and supervisor-assisted assessment for people who do not self-serve digitally.
03Does Aeonox AI determine employee ratings?
No. AI does not write, recommend or decide ratings, promotions, increments or terminations. AI can support the assessment process by summarising recorded goals, feedback and check-ins, flagging vague or potentially problematic assessment language, and showing rating patterns across managers, teams and locations.
04Does Aeonox support 360-degree feedback?
Yes. Feedback can be collected from managers, peers, reports and relevant internal stakeholders, with configurable reviewer groups, question sets and anonymity thresholds.
05 Can a performance rating flow into increments?
Yes. A released rating can be passed to Aeonox Payroll for increment modelling according to the organisation’s configured policy, subject to approvals by managers.
06How does Aeonox support performance calibration?
Aeonox enables calibration panels to compare rating distributions, adjust ratings with recorded reasons, and apply normalisation or forced distribution where organisational policy requires it.