Most performance tools invent a number and call it truth. Compass reports in bands, shows what changed and where errors are, cites the real signal behind every line, and never fabricates a score. It shows the data — you make the call.
Bands not scores — no fabricated metrics, no single grade. Every line cites its real signal source. You make the call.
Each dimension in a Compass report is shown as a band — Exploring, Building, or Solid — derived from real usage signals with a note on what the measure covers and what it doesn’t. No invented composite score. No percentage masking uncertainty.
The report is a starting point for a conversation, not a conclusion. What you do with it is your decision.
Team capability snapshot — Q2 2026
Based on: session frequency, feature adoption rate across 4 connected tools. Does not measure task quality or output.
Based on: task close rate vs open rate over 4-week window. Does not measure task difficulty or strategic value.
Based on: calendar overlap, shared task participation. Does not measure quality of collaboration or interpersonal dynamics.
What changed — errors & corrections
What to focus first
When a data source lapses, a sync gap occurs, or an earlier inference was wrong, Compass surfaces it explicitly — labelled provisional or corrected, never silently overwritten. Every error that gets corrected is part of the visible record.
Progress is shown in a growth frame: band advances are drawn from real signals across at least three snapshots. The intent is direction, not a verdict on performance.
Bands, not scores — no fabricated metrics, no single grade or percentile. Every line cites its real signal source. Errors are labelled and corrected in the visible record. Compass shows the data; you make every call.
