New role, same person, new expectations.
Internal moves are treated like they need no ramp. RampRight gives every transition clear expectations and shows when someone is ready to perform in the new role.
Priya Patel · Support → Customer Success
Day 21 in new role
- Developing
Run a quarterly business review
With support · 1 piece of evidence
- Gap
Own renewal forecasting
Not yet shown
- Demonstrated
Product expertise
Carried over from Support
- In review
Expansion conversations
Submitted for manager review
Transitions without the guesswork
Start from what they already know
Build a transition pathway that credits existing skills and focuses on what’s genuinely new about the role.
Support → Customer Success
Product expertise
Carried over, no re-training
Account planning
Shadow two QBRs, then lead one
- 3
Commercial conversations
Renewal and expansion practice
- 4
Full book of business
Independent at the expected standard
Clear standards for the new role
The person, their new manager and their old one all see the same expectations and the same evidence.
Explore execution readinessTransition progress
3 of 5
Capabilities demonstrated
Day 21
Of a 60-day transition
On track
Against expected curve
2
Manager reviews this month
Catch a stalled move early
See when a transition falls behind its expected curve, before it turns into a performance problem or a regretted move.
Internal moves this quarter
Expected standard 80%
Managers who know where to help
New managers get an evidence-based agenda for each 1:1, so support is specific rather than a general check-in.
Explore manager intelligenceOne system, every view
Built for everyone who owns the outcome.
Internal mobility that works
See whether internal moves are ramping as expected, and which ones need attention.
Frequently asked questions
Do people have to repeat onboarding for a new role?
No. A transition pathway can mark capabilities someone has already demonstrated and focus on what’s new, so the ramp is shorter and more relevant.
What does “execution readiness” mean?
The demonstrated ability to perform the critical responsibilities of a role, at the expected standard, with the appropriate level of independence. It’s based on evidence, not on how much content someone has completed.
How do we get started?
Most teams start with Planbuilder, which drafts a role-specific pathway in minutes from a job description or your existing materials. You refine it, assign it, and readiness data starts flowing as people work through it.
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