Often, organizations have complex structures to calculate incentives for their users, factoring in various KPIs.

In such a scenario, the incentives for different KPIs are calculated in separate Plans and then added up to get the final incentive.

It makes sense to show the end user only the final Plan with the total incentive and the individual incentives from each vertical, but the Plans used for internal calculations for these verticals need not be shown to the users. For E.g. - A user’s incentive may be the summation of rewards based on a logic for his Achievement % and a different logic for his Efficiency %. Here one may not want to show the user how they are incentivized based on their Achievement and Efficiency %. Here, these Plans can be hidden.

Such Plans need to be hidden from the users, so that the users are not bothered with unwanted information and an overload of Plans.

No data from a hidden Plan is shown to the users, but views will still be generated even for hidden Plans, so that the outputs can be used for creating a cascade if needed.

Hiding Plans is pretty straight forward. When setting up a Plan, come to the 3rd tab - settings.

At the bottom of this page is a checkbox to hide a Plan.

If the box is checked, the Plan will be hidden, else it will be visible to the relevant users on the application.

Please note that it is not possible to hide/unhide a Plan after it has been published.

The changes can only be made if the Plan has not been published yet.

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