Mobile browser authentication is one of the authentication methods available for the Totara mobile app. In this workflow, users are directed to a tab on their mobile web browser to complete authentication actions, then return to the mobile app without needing to reauthenticate.

Native authentication is one of the authentication methods available for the Totara mobile app. In the native workflow, users authenticate by logging in within the app itself.

A unique learning or development goal that is set via an individual’s learning plan.

A team, section, or location that sits within an organisational hierarchy. Organisations may be linked to competencies and/or goals, used to add users to an audience or assigned specific performance activities.

A parent item is a component within a hierarchical structure that has sub-items or children.

A participant’s own copy of the subject instance activity. This may be different to the subject instance depending on their relationship to the subject in the context of the activity.

A user who is expected to engage in a performance activity. Participants are defined by their relationship to the subject of the activity, either automatically by job assignment (such as the user’s manager) or manually selected by the subject or their manager (such as the reviewer).

A template that defines the way a performance activity (such as an appraisal, check-in or 360 feedback) will be conducted, by defining the questions, structure, scheduling and participants.

The settings which allow, prevent, or prohibit users from accessing elements in the system based on their role.