> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.levelset.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Positional Excellence Settings > Positions, rating criteria, who can rate, and the color thresholds This section defines what your team is rated on. Four tabs: **Positions**, **Role Mapping**, **Rating Scale**, and **Form Settings**. Open **Organization Settings > Positional Excellence**. ## Positions Positions are the operational spots a team member works, like Drinks 1/3, Front Counter, or Breader. They are separate from roles. Roles are your org chart levels, such as Director or Trainer. See [Roles](/organization-settings/roles). Positions are grouped into **Front of house** and **Back of house**, and they belong to the whole organization. Every location uses the same list. The Positions tab with a position expanded ### Add or edit a position Click a position to expand it, or click **Add position** in the area you want. **Position name**, **Area** (Front of house or Back of house), and a **Description** of what the position owns and what good performance looks like. The name is required. **Use for positional ratings** makes the position available on rating forms. **Show in Levelset scheduling** makes it available in schedule and setup tools. A position can do one, both, or neither. With ratings turned on, fill in the five criteria. See below. Click **Save changes**. If you navigate away with unsaved edits, Levelset asks whether to save, discard, or keep editing. Changing the **Area** moves the position to the other group and highlights it so you can see where it went. ### The five criteria A rated position has five criteria slots, numbered 1 to 5. You cannot add a sixth. Fill all five: a slot left blank is not saved and does not appear on the rating form, and a position rated on three criteria is not comparable to one rated on five. For each criterion you set: * **Criterion name**, the short label the leader sees on the form * **Description**, what the leader should observe * **Pillar 1** and **Pillar 2**, optional tags that connect the criterion to your OE Pillars * **Rating guidance (1 / 2 / 3)**, what a 1, a 2, and a 3 mean for this criterion. Leave a field blank to use the default label Fill in the rating guidance. It is what stops two leaders scoring the same performance differently. Scores are stored by criterion number, not by criterion name. If you replace what criterion 3 measures, past scores recorded in slot 3 will display under the new label. Change criteria when you are changing the standard, not to fix a typo in history. A position becomes ratable as soon as one slot has a name. Until then it shows **Can't be rated yet: add criteria** and no one can rate it. Being ratable is not the same as being ready: fill all five so scores mean the same thing everywhere. ### Spanish The language dropdown switches the name and description fields between **English** and **Español**. In Español you also get a **Translate all positions** button and a translate button on each position and criterion. Team members see the language their form is set to. ### HotSchedules connections If you import your schedule from HotSchedules, you can connect a HotSchedules job to a Levelset position so imported shifts land in the right spot. Connect a job only when it always means that one position. Broad jobs such as FOH General are better left unlinked. The **HotSchedules jobs** tab lists the jobs found for each location, grouped by location, with a dropdown to link each one. Jobs appear only after a schedule has been imported for that location. Job names come from HotSchedules and cannot be edited in Levelset. You can also pick **Create Levelset position** from that dropdown to make a matching position. It is created for scheduling only, with ratings off. ### Archive a position Levelset does not permanently delete positions. Click the trash icon and confirm **Archive position**. The position stops appearing in active position lists, and its ratings, criteria, and shifts stay intact. If the position still has a HotSchedules job connected, unlink the job first. Levelset blocks the archive until you do. Ratings are recorded against the position name. Renaming a position is not the same as archiving one, and past ratings recorded under the old name will not follow the new name into the dashboard views. If you want a genuinely different position, add a new one and archive the old. ## Role Mapping Role Mapping controls which roles are allowed to submit ratings for each position. Each position has a list of role chips. Add or remove roles from the dropdown. Operator and the next leadership level down are always required. They show a **Required** badge and cannot be removed. Opening this tab fills in a default for any position that has none, covering Operator down to the second level below it. That default is saved as soon as it appears. Everything on this tab saves automatically, so there is no Save button. ## Rating Scale Ratings run from 1.0 to 3.0. Two thresholds split that range into three color bands: * **Not Yet**, from 1.0 up to the first threshold * **On the Rise**, from the first threshold up to the second * **Crushing It**, from the second threshold to 3.0 The defaults are 1.75 and 2.75. Some operators raise the top threshold to 2.85 to make Crushing It harder to reach. Set the numbers where your standard actually is, because these thresholds drive more than colors. They color the readiness tags on the setup board, and where your organization uses certification, the Crushing It threshold is the bar someone has to clear. Both numbers must be between 1.0 and 3.0, and the On the Rise threshold must be lower than the Crushing It threshold. **Save Changes** appears once you make an edit. Valid edits are also saved if you leave the tab. The thresholds are set once for your organization. If a location was configured with its own thresholds when it was set up, that location keeps its own values, so check a specific store's ratings after you change these if the colors there look unchanged. ## Form Settings One setting: **Require Additional Comments**. When it is on, leaders must write a comment to submit a positional rating in the mobile web app. It is off by default. Requiring a comment raises the quality of what you can read back later and slows submissions down. Turn it on once rating volume is healthy. ## Common questions You cannot, by design. Archive it instead. A hard delete would break every historical rating and shift attached to that position. Archiving hides it from active lists and keeps the record. No more than five. The five slots are fixed. A slot left blank is skipped, so fill all five to keep scores comparable. Not from this page. Deleting a rating is done from Positional Excellence > Smart View, using the trash icon on its row. A rating cannot be edited, only deleted, and today the icon appears for anyone who can view that dashboard. Check that **Use for positional ratings** is on and that at least one criterion has a name. A rated position with no named criteria is hidden from the form. That is usually a roster problem, not a ratings problem. The tracker groups people by Front of house or Back of house, so a team member with no area set is invisible there even though their ratings are saved. Set their area on the Roster.