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Peer Recognition (Kudos)

sub-spec 27D

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Lightweight peer-to-peer kudos — an agent sends recognition to a colleague in a category, with a short message. Points feed gamification, recognitions surface on the agent's profile, managers can endorse the standout ones.

/recognition — reverse-chronological tenant kudos feed. Each kudos carries sender, recipient, category badge with emoji, message, points awarded, and inline react / endorse / hide controls. Recipient and sender both earn points via the spec 27A gamification event bus.

/recognition — reverse-chronological tenant kudos feed. Each kudos carries sender, recipient, category badge with emoji, message, points awarded, and inline react / endorse / hide controls. Recipient and sender both earn points via the spec 27A gamification event bus.

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For the operator

/recognition — a feed of peer kudos with category, short message, and points. Three sends per agent per day default; tenants can raise the cap up to 10. Manager endorsement adds a comment + bonus points to standout kudos. Recognitions also surface on the agent's profile and roll into a monthly digest email.

Business impact

Peer recognition is the highest-ROI engagement intervention in BPO operations: high-frequency, employee-driven, near-zero cost to run, and consistently associated with retention gains in any honest measurement. The platform integration means recognition data feeds the same scoring and engagement metrics the operation already manages against — you can see which teams are giving and receiving kudos, which categories are dominant, and whether engagement signals correlate with retention three months later. The monthly digest is the part most homegrown recognition programs miss: agents need a moment to see their own recognition history outside the moment it was given, and an automated email is the cheapest way to land that moment every single month.

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