Perform · Performance Reviews
Not just the last three weeks.
Klaar’s AI pre-drafts each review, using the employee’s work, goals, feedback, and history to create a fair, complete starting point.










Scout helps employees get fair evaluations, managers lead with confidence, and organizations make consistent decisions backed by evidence.
What Scout reads
Reviews · Goals · Feedback · 1:1s · Prior Ratings · Development · Recognition
100+ integrations — Slack · Microsoft Teams · Jira · Salesforce · Google Workspace

Remembers
The goals, feedback, 1:1s, and ratings behind every review this cycle.
Acts
Drafts each review for the manager, with the evidence behind every rating attached.
Predicts
Flags ratings that don’t match the evidence before they reach calibration.
The hinge
Reviews are where Scout turns the whole year into evidence.
Scout brings the work, goals, feedback, and conversations behind each review into one draft, so managers start from evidence and every rating carries its reasoning forward.
Your leaders make the call.
Shows what is behind the rating
See the full performance context behind every review.
Keeps the why with every change
Keep the evidence attached from draft to sign-off.
Flags what needs a closer look
Scout surfaces ratings that may not match the evidence.
01Your standards
your standards. your review process.
Built AI-native, Klaar adapts to your needs.
Your configuration
Sections and weights are yours to set. Competency libraries, rating scales, and sign-off steps follow the process your organization already runs.
02Scout remembers
Klaar builds objective, data-backed feedback
Emma closed enterprise expansion at 112% of target and held the launch plan together across three teams through an August reorganization.
What informed this
built from the whole year
Beat Q1 target
SalesforceSales kudos
Org contextOwned rollout
JiraPeer feedback
SlackNew manager
HRISBeat FY goal
12 months
Every goal, conversation and recognition, ready when the cycle opens.
03More than one view
The people most affected by someone’s work are not always in their reporting line. Scout gathers feedback from managers, peers, project leads, and direct reports, in the tools people already use.
Current managerOwns the expansion motion end to end.
Previous managerGrew fastest on the strategic accounts.
Matrix managerHeld the launch plan together across teams.
Project leadUnblocked security review twice.
Direct reportsCleared the path so we could ship.
PeersThe person you ask when it’s ambiguous.
FY performance review
Enterprise Account Executive
Complete view of performance
When the manager changes
Managers change. Teams shift. Roles evolve.
Klaar keeps goals, feedback, progress, and conversations connected to the employee, so new managers can pick up with the full history in view.
An employee’s context survives organizational change.
The next review, coaching conversation, or decision starts with the whole year, not just the weeks the new manager was there.
Impact
Results from Klaar customers
Scout writes a first draft from the year’s evidence.
Managers edit, replace, or reject any of it, and the rating and the decision are always theirs.
Yes.
Sections, weights, competency libraries, rating scales, and approval flows are all configured to the process your organization already runs.
Goals and their history, feedback and praise, 1:1 notes and commitments, recognition, prior review decisions, and work from the tools your teams already use.
The record stays with the employee.
The new manager picks up the full year, including the half they were not there for, rather than starting from scratch.
Access follows the permissions you already have in place.
Reviewer responses are visible to the people your process says should see them, and nobody else.
Get started
Give managers a draft built from real work, give employees a review that reflects their whole year, and give leaders evidence they can act on.
Security & trust
Independently audited, encrypted in transit and at rest, and permissioned to your own org structure — so nobody sees more than they should.

