Lattice
Lattice’s analytics reports on the reviews, goals, surveys and pay you run in Lattice. It adds records synced from your HR system. So it is only as complete as what runs there. You opt in to each AI feature. Its terms leave oversight and notices with you, and Lattice takes no responsibility for bias in the output. Seats are charged once you invite someone. Renewal can rise to five percent over list price, and your data is deleted 180 days after the contract ends.
Lattice reports on the data from its own programmes and charges per seat
Lattice puts reports on reviews, goals, surveys and pay in the same product that runs those programmes. It reads employee records from 13 HR systems. Its AI is opt-in, and its terms leave oversight with you.
You run, or plan to run, reviews, goals or engagement surveys in Lattice. Analytics and the AI Agent come with its base products.
Your legal team will not accept terms that leave AI oversight and consents with you. Do not buy it if you need to negotiate the data protection contract. Lattice treats it as not negotiable.
Foundations costs $13 per seat per month and includes Analytics, AI Agent and Integrations. The minimum annual agreement is $4,000, billed yearly in US dollars. Enterprise pricing is quoted per customer.
Where Lattice gets its numbers, and where they can go
Lattice’s analytics brings performance, engagement and talent data into one place. That data comes from Lattice’s own people programmes. So the first thing to settle is where your own data lives. If reviews, goals and surveys already run in Lattice, the reports have them. Employee records arrive from your HR system.
The employee records in the reports are only as complete as what your HR system sends. Lattice syncs employee records from 13 HR systems. They are Namely, Zenefits, BambooHR, Workday, ADP, Sapling, Gusto, Personio, UKG, TriNet, Humaans, HiBob and Rippling. Workday syncs daily, and several others can run every night. A Paylocity connection is not currently available to all customers. The BambooHR link pulls name, email, job title, start date, department, manager, gender and birthdate. The ADP link pulls every user in your ADP account, including gender and birthdate. Race, ethnicity and sexual orientation do not sync automatically from an HR system. So the diversity charts need a separate import. Admins import them from the HR system or a CSV file.
Once the data is in, admins get ready-made charts. They cover adoption, Lattice users, departures, pay against the range midpoint and engagement results over time. They can split a chart by standard or custom fields and view it as a pivot table. Admins and managers can schedule a saved report daily, weekly or monthly. An email then tells them to view it in Lattice. Talent review results show as a bar graph, a heat map or a grid of performance and potential. The diversity charts cover gender, age, race and ethnicity, and sexual orientation.
One number needs care. The Analytics Summary gives admins headcount, the pulse survey score, sentiment and how much staff use Lattice. Its headcount is the number of people with an active Lattice account. Check that figure against your own HR records before you quote it.
Lattice also supplies comparison figures, called benchmarks. Pay benchmarks come from Mercer, with millions of records across more than 100 countries and 150 cities. Engagement benchmarks compare you with other Lattice customers and with Mercer’s global data set. A “(Lattice)” label marks the figures built from customer data. Lattice anonymises its analytics database so it can deliver benchmarks to customers. Under its terms, anonymised and combined usage data is used for benchmarking.
You can also ask questions in your own words. Employees and admins can put data questions to the Lattice AI Agent, an AI assistant that carries out tasks. It answers with a chart or table and a link to the full chart. Its example questions include “Who are my top performers?” and “Are there any retention risks?” It also notifies managers of workload imbalances, feedback gaps and engagement dips.
Lattice MCP is a connection to your own AI tool. It lets Claude, ChatGPT and other AI tools read and act on Lattice data. It is available to all US customers and is published in the Claude, OpenAI and Slack marketplaces. It can create and update goals and save manager summaries from Claude or ChatGPT. It uses up tokens in your own AI system. Lattice plans to let admins ask questions in plain words through it this winter. Answers would cover performance, goals and calibration.
Taking data out of Lattice is simple for reports. Admins can download a report as CSV and schedule daily, weekly or monthly exports. Charts download as CSV or PNG. Lattice’s public API lets developers read users, competencies, feedback, goals, questions, tasks, reviews and updates. It also lets them add goal data.
Data going back to your HR system is narrower. Lattice can send review ratings and scores to Workday. Review packet PDFs, review comments, feedback and engagement scores are not available for sync to Workday. Employee demographic data goes from Rippling to Lattice. Review rating scores, including calibrated and weighted ones, go back to Rippling. Lattice’s October 2026 update adds real-time employee updates and two-way sync for Rippling.
Our guide to people analytics covers how the rest of this market handles the same questions.
You set who sees the numbers and which AI features run
Analytics on people data raises one worry first, which is who can see what. These are the controls Lattice gives you over reports and AI, and the evidence behind them.
Each AI feature is opt-in
Legal and HR teams will ask what the AI does before anyone switches it on. Here, Lattice asks you to opt in to each AI feature. Under its terms an admin may turn any AI feature off at any time. An admin can also turn all of them off. With AI off, every AI feature is hidden from all users, admins included. Admins choose whether new AI features start on automatically. Lattice uses OpenAI’s models through an API. It has not opted in to let OpenAI train on customer data. A feature you never switch on sends no data to OpenAI. Under its terms, Lattice does not permit its AI providers to train models on customer content.
AI answers follow each person’s access
An AI assistant that could read everything would bypass your access rules. The Lattice AI Agent answers from the asker’s own permissions. For an admin it covers employee data within their reporting line only. Questions about pay need pay permissions. The connection to your own AI tool follows the same rule. It gives Claude or ChatGPT the access its user already has in Lattice, with no admin powers. Lattice does not currently offer permission settings for that connection. Who can connect is controlled in your AI platform.
Reports follow roles and an anonymity rule
Pay and rating data should reach only the right people. Lattice sets that by role. Admins set what each role can see, down to single fields. Custom roles can cover the whole company or a chosen group of employees. Analytics access can include adoption, people, sentiment, pay and performance rating data. Only admins see the Analytics Summary. Managers use the Analytics Explorer and can filter only by fields they may see. A manager gets talent review analytics only after being added as a reviewer. That must be for at least one employee in that cycle. Admins can view analytics for an anonymous engagement survey once its anonymity threshold is met. Ask Lattice what that threshold is.
Managers do not see connected work data unless the employee acts
Employees can connect their own work tools to Lattice. That data feeds AI drafting and the Lattice AI Agent. So expect employees to ask what Lattice reads. Lattice reads each tool with read-only intent and the person’s own permissions. It does not share data requested on a person’s behalf with their manager or others without that person’s explicit action. From Slack it syncs public channels only and never reads direct messages, group messages or private channels. From Zoom it takes meeting details, summaries and transcripts for meetings the person hosted or attended. It never stores raw audio or video. From GitHub it takes pull request, review, commit and issue details but not source code. A privacy review should also note that Lattice may see work by other people on a team. Examples are pull requests or Jira tickets. That depends on the person’s role and the tool’s setup. Admins choose which connections employees can use. New ones are available by default, and each employee must authorise their own account.
Evidence for your IT and legal reviewers
Your IT or legal reviewer will want evidence, and Lattice offers several kinds. Lattice is SOC 2 Type II certified for security, confidentiality, availability and privacy. An independent firm audits it every year. Lattice also commits to a yearly independent security test of its web application. Stored data is encrypted with AES-256. Amazon Web Services hosts the data in the United States and the European Union. Some customers have their data hosted in the EU, which helps if your data must stay in Europe. Under its data protection contract, Lattice must tell you about a security incident. It must do so without undue delay and within 72 hours of becoming aware. Lattice also offers a service promise, its Enterprise SLA. It commits to commercially reasonable measures to keep availability at or above 99.5 percent each calendar month.
Customers run Lattice from about 20 people to nearly 1,000
A buyer often asks whether companies of their size already use a product. Lattice counts 5,000 or more organisations as customers. Its customers include a company of 20 people and one of nearly 1,000.
Lattice at 20 to 55 people
Foster Made rolled out Lattice weekly updates with 20 or 21 people. GoodUnited grew from 30 to 55 employees in a year. It uses Lattice for engagement surveys, career growth, people analytics and performance reviews. Lattice Analytics lets its head of people put measurable business metrics around changes. Together these show Lattice in use at companies of about 20 to 55 people.
9fin saw feedback-giving rise from 34% to 54%
9fin implemented Lattice once it reached 50 employees. It measured feedback-giving across the business with Lattice Analytics. In the first three months of 2024, 34% of employees offered feedback. Midway through the year the figure was 54%. That makes it an example of using Lattice Analytics to measure a change in behaviour.
Olo, Agero and Huge range from about 700 to nearly 1,000 people
Olo has 750 employees. Its team was impressed by Lattice’s analytics. Roughly 700 people across Agero use Lattice. Huge is a design and technology company with nearly 1,000 employees. Insights from Lattice Analytics led its Talent team to see that quarterly check-ins were still constrained by a calendar. LiveRamp pairs Workday for HR data with Lattice for engagement and performance analytics. These show Lattice in use at companies of roughly 700 to nearly 1,000 people.
The AI terms and the contract leave the risk with you
You are buying from a company as well as a product, so its record bears on the decision. Lattice is the trading name of Degree, Inc., a Delaware corporation. Reworked reported in January 2022 that a Series F round valued Lattice at $3 billion. It put total funding at more than $330 million. TechTarget reported that Lattice cut about 15% of its workforce in January 2023, or 105 employees. In August 2024 Reworked reported that Lattice announced it would onboard AI workers like human staff. Lattice walked the announcement back three days later. Reworked quoted Lattice saying it would not pursue digital workers further in the product. Lattice has changed course in public before. Its terms also leave it room to change its AI.
AI oversight is yours
Under Lattice’s terms you alone are responsible for AI policies, notices and consents. You alone are also responsible for human oversight. By using an AI feature you also agree that Lattice is not responsible for errors in the output. That covers biases, lack of fairness and limits in the underlying algorithms or data. Lattice acknowledges that the models it uses can have built-in biases. Lattice suggests a manager notice that warns AI analysis may be inaccurate or contain implicit bias. Lattice tells customers not to rely on its AI to decide who is on track or who should be promoted.
Calibration Signals flags people who may be over- or under-rated
Lattice announced Calibration Signals in its Fall/Winter 2026 release. AI writes a pre-read for each calibration group. It flags employees who are potentially over- or under-rated relative to their performance signals. This is the risk in the card above, applied to ratings. Lattice is not responsible for bias in the AI output, and oversight sits with you. Lattice’s AI is designed to support people leaders in making decisions. Under its terms, Lattice exercises no control over your decisions on employment, promotion, advancement, termination, notification or compensation. Before you use it, decide how a reviewer will record that a person looked at each flag.
Lattice AI may change
Under its terms Lattice may change, suspend or stop Lattice AI at any time. Two announced features are still to come. Lattice’s own label for AI Leverage Insights is “Coming later this year”. It links AI usage with performance data, manager feedback and output signals. It aims to separate employees who use AI to speed up high-quality work from those who produce volume without value. The natural-language questions through Lattice MCP are due this winter. A Paylocity connection is not currently available to all customers. If a feature is still to come, ask for its date and price in writing.
Other companies may get your data
Employees may ask which companies handle their data when AI is on. So you will want these names. Using an AI feature permits Lattice to pass your input to a provider it chooses. Lattice will tell you about its use of third-party technology before your content is disclosed to it. OpenAI provides the AI models and is located in the United States. LangSmith monitors and optimises the AI features. Recall.ai provides an optional meeting transcription bot, and only for features you opt into.
Disputes go to arbitration in San Francisco
California law governs Lattice’s terms, so buyers outside California are held to it. Disputes go to binding arbitration with the American Arbitration Association, held in San Francisco County. Each side’s liability is capped at the fees paid or payable in the twelve months before the event. Lattice may use your name and logo in press releases, web pages, brochures and financial reports. Lattice treats its data protection contract as not negotiable.
Health information may not go into Lattice
Lattice is not designed for storing Protected Health Information. Customers may not enter it under its terms. Tell anyone who writes review comments to keep medical details out.
Seats cost $4 to $13 a month each, with a $4,000 yearly minimum
Analytics comes inside Lattice’s base products, so the real question is which package you buy and for how many seats. Foundations costs $13 per seat per month and includes Analytics, AI Agent and Integrations. Lattice calls it its most popular package. Engagement costs $4, Goals & OKRs costs $8, and Performance costs $10. Performance adds 1:1s, weekly updates, feedback and Q&A boards. Compensation at $6 and Grow at $4 are add-ons. Compensation brings global benchmarks and analytics. Performance and Goals & OKRs can be bought separately.
Lattice’s own pages give two prices for Performance. Its pricing page puts Performance at $10 per seat per month. Its Workday page puts Lattice Performance at $8 per person per month. Ask which one applies to you, and get it into the order form.
The minimum annual agreement is $4,000. At the $13 Foundations price, that equals about 26 seats for 12 months. Lattice bills in US dollars only and bills all contracts annually. Enterprise pricing is quoted per customer.
Lattice counts seats by invitation. A user you create costs nothing. A seat is charged once you invite that user. The seat count includes both active and invited users. Lattice does not refund a seat when you remove a user after adding one. Under its terms, added users are charged for the part of the term that remains and invoiced the next month. Its billing help article puts the charge on the first of the month after you add a user. Its invoice FAQ puts it on the last day of the current month. Ask which date applies.
For its performance management software, Lattice charges no extra for set-up or change management. Every contract includes dedicated human support from its customer success team. Lattice also offers change management support such as Lattice University and the Lattice Rollout Toolkit.
Check the renewal cap against what you pay, not against Lattice’s list price. Lattice’s terms cap a renewal rise at five percent above its list price. Discounts are left out of that list price. So a discount you win in year one can shrink at renewal. Lattice may raise renewal fees by giving at least 45 days’ written notice. Each software order form renews automatically for a term as long as the first, unless it provides otherwise. Either side may end an order form by written notice at least 30 days before the term ends. Fees are nonrefundable except where its terms provide otherwise. If you end the contract because Lattice breached it and did not fix the breach, you get back prepaid fees. That covers services not yet provided.
Plan your exit before you sign, because access ends when the contract does. Admins can export data at any point during the subscription, but after expiry they lose access. So export before the end date. Engagement and pulse results export survey by survey. As between you and Lattice, you own the content and data you upload. Deletion then follows. Lattice’s help article puts automatic deletion at 180 days after the contract ends, and the data is then irrecoverable. Under its terms, content stays inactive for six months and is then deleted. Under its data protection contract, Lattice deletes or returns your data on request. It must do so within 180 days after the agreement ends. You can ask for immediate deletion when you cancel.
You could also get these reports and answers from agents built on your own systems. We have mapped what that looks like. The HR Agent Map
Nine questions to put to Lattice before you sign
These nine questions cover the AI settings, your data, the seat price, renewal and leaving. They are worth your demo time because the answers change what you sign.
- Which AI features will be on for our account on day one, and will new ones switch on without us? Good answer: Every feature is off until our admin turns it on, and new ones wait for us too.
- Which of our systems will Lattice read employee records from, and which fields will it take? Good answer: A named list of fields, including how race, ethnicity and sexual orientation get in.
- The Analytics Summary counts people with a Lattice account. How do we report on everyone in our HR system? Good answer: A named report built on our HR system’s headcount.
- Which price applies to Performance, $10 or $8, and for how many seats? Good answer: One price per seat and a seat count, both written in the order form.
- Will you set the renewal cap against what we pay, not against your list price? Good answer: Yes, written into the order form with our discount counted.
- What uptime figure applies to our plan, and does the Enterprise SLA cover us? Good answer: A written figure for our plan and what Lattice does when it misses it.
- On what date are added seats charged, and can we lower the seat count at renewal? Good answer: One stated date, and a lower count accepted at renewal.
- What notice text can we give managers and employees about the AI? Good answer: Ready notice text, and a written list of what each AI feature does with our data.
- How do we get every survey, review and report out before the contract ends? Good answer: A file for each one, delivered before expiry, with deletion confirmed in writing.
Alternatives to Lattice
If Lattice does not fit, three kinds of product are worth a look. 15Five, Culture Amp and Leapsome run performance and engagement programmes and report on them. Visier, One Model and Crunchr pull data from several systems into one set of reports. The analytics inside Workday, Rippling, BambooHR and Personio work on data already in your HR system. Buying nothing is the fourth route.
15Five connects HRIS data with performance review, engagement and compensation data. It sells Engage, Perform and Compensation. Leapsome connects performance, engagement, goals, learning and pay data. It prices Engagement Surveys at €4, Performance Reviews at €7 and Compensation at €3 per employee per month. Culture Amp’s Multi-Signal Intelligence connects engagement, performance and HRIS data to flag where retention risk is building. It is a limited trial for select accounts. The planned end date is 30 April 2027, and it does not convert to a paid subscription automatically. If you want reports tied to programmes you already run, compare what each one reports on. Compare how each one charges too.
Visier, One Model and Crunchr start from the data side. Crunchr is a platform on top of the systems you already use. It connects core HR, recruitment, learning, engagement and business performance data into one model. One Model’s Data Mesh connects headcount data from Workday or SAP SuccessFactors. It also connects labour costs from finance systems and recruiting data from Greenhouse or iCIMS. Visier’s Workforce Insights maps the systems you run into one workforce model. If the questions you need answered cross HR, finance and recruiting, start with these three.
Lattice syncs from Workday, Rippling, BambooHR and Personio. If you run one of these, its own analytics may already answer some of your questions. BambooHR sells its custom reports and analytics only inside its Elite package, not as an add-on. Rippling keeps what was true at past dates, so its reports can answer historical questions. Check what your HR system’s analytics already answer before you add Lattice seats.
Buying nothing is also a choice. Write down the questions you want answered. If the answers sit in reviews, goals, surveys or pay that run in Lattice, its reports cover them. If they sit in other systems, ask Lattice how that data gets in.
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