Manager Activation.

The CSR data that usually dies in a CSV reaches the managers who can actually act on it — without becoming surveillance.

Aggregate by default. Recognition is private. Never a ranking.

What managers see

  • Team-level aggregate participation, hours, and matches.
  • Quarter-over-quarter trend (not employee-by-employee).
  • Recognition prompts — "Alex logged 3 hours this month" — only if the admin enabled named visibility and the employee opted in.
  • Suggested team campaign drafts (admin approval required to launch).

What managers don't see

  • No donation amounts by individual (unless explicitly opted in by the employee).
  • No engagement scores, retention-risk flags, or performance signals.
  • No "low engagement employee" lists.
  • No rankings, leaderboards, or public shaming patterns.

HR loves it. Managers use it weekly. Employees stay comfortable.

Recognition that lands

One-tap private thank-you via Slack, Teams, or email. Manager initiates; employee receives directly; no one else sees it.

Team challenge drafts

"Your team is 12 hours from a milestone — want to suggest a 2-week challenge?" Manager drafts; admin approves; campaign launches.

Adoption flywheel

Managers using the platform weekly is the leading indicator that CSR is moving from "CSR team activity" to "team norm".

Move CSR data from the CSR team to the people who can act on it.