See the gaps hiding in your workforce.
Define what each role must be able to do, assess against it on a schedule, and read the result at any level — one operator, one shift, one site, the whole organisation.
Job titles don't tell you what people can actually do.
Two branch managers can hold the same title, the same grade and the same annual certification target, and still be short on completely different things. A course catalogue treats them identically; a spreadsheet of completions cannot tell them apart.
- Service standards
- 92% · certified
- Customer due diligence
- 54% · below mastery
- Service standards
- 58% · below mastery
- Customer due diligence
- 88% · certified
Four inputs, and nothing you have to guess at.
Skillar reads what the role requires, what the assessments returned, how far each roadmap has got, and what your HRMS already knows. Self-rated skill surveys are not one of them.
Contours show where assessed scores cluster high and where a site or role sits below the mastery threshold.
One map, four zoom levels.
Switch scope from the whole organisation down to one person, select a skill to see its assessed score against the threshold, and read the revision roadmap Skillar would generate for it.
From the whole organisation to a single assessed skill.
The same result reads four ways: a compliance number for the division, a heatmap for the team, a profile for the person, and a score for one concept.
Organisation, team, person, skill
The same data at four zoom levels
One person's assessment result is also the department's compliance number
Not every gap earns a roadmap.
Skillar weighs each flagged concept against the role that owns it, the number of people below the threshold, and how close the related certification is to expiry.
- Regulatory exposure
- Whether a certificate, permit or statutory requirement depends on the skill.
- People affected
- How many people in that role came back below the mastery threshold.
- Expiry pressure
- How long until the related certification lapses and re-enrollment triggers.