Internal mobility dashboard

See where careers move and where they stall

Promotions live in the HRIS, internal applications in the ATS and career paths in a slide deck. RapidDashboard joins them to show internal fill rate, promotion rate by role and the roles where people stay put.

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Show our internal fill rate and promotion rate by occupation, and where people are stuck in their roles.

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Internal mobility

Trailing 12 months All departments Regular employees

Internal fill rate

30.9%

+4.1 pts 34 of 110 openings

Promotion rate

9.2%

+0.6 pts 28 promotions

Avg time in role

2.8 yrs

-0.1 vs last year

Roles flagged stuck

3

+1 109 employees

Internal moves by type, last 6 quarters
  • Promotions
  • Lateral moves
  • Cross-department transfers
PromotionsLateral movesCross-department transfers
Q2 2025411
Q3 2025521
Q4 2025621
Q1 2026832
Q2 2026521
Q3 2026922
Internal fill rate

30.9%

34 of 110 openings filled internally · target 40.0%

Internal applicant funnel
  1. Internal applicants 158
  2. Met qualifications 104 66%
  3. Interviewed 66 63%
  4. Offered 38 58%
  5. Moved into role 34 89%
  6. Still in role at 90 days 32 94%
Promotion rate by occupation
  • Software Developers 15.8%6 of 38
  • Engineering Technicians 11.1%2 of 18
  • Sales Reps, Technical 11.1%3 of 27
  • Machinery Mechanics 4.5%1 of 22
  • Customer Service Reps 3.8%1 of 26
  • Assemblers 3.3%2 of 61

Org average: 9.2%

Mobility by occupation
Occupation (SOC) Employees Promotion rate Avg time in role Common next role Status
Assemblers (51-2028) 61 3.3% 4.8 yrs Production supervisor Stuck
Machinery Mechanics (49-9041) 22 4.5% 4.2 yrs Maintenance lead Stuck
Customer Service Reps (43-4051) 26 3.8% 3.4 yrs CS team lead Stuck
Engineering Technicians (17-3023) 18 11.1% 2.6 yrs Engineer I Watch
Sales Reps, Technical (41-4011) 27 11.1% 2.1 yrs Senior account executive Healthy
Software Developers (15-1252) 38 15.8% 1.8 yrs Senior developer Healthy

What changed and what to do

  • Critical: Customer Service Reps have a 3.8% promotion rate and 3.4 years average time in role. One of 26 moved up in the past year, and CS team lead is the only step above the role today.
  • Warning: Assemblers average 4.8 years in role with 2 promotions among 61 people. The workforce forecast shows 2 open production supervisor seats, a natural next step for this group.
  • Good: Internal fill rate rose 4.1 points to 30.9%, and Software Developers lead the company with a 15.8% promotion rate.

AI summary

Summit People Co. filled 34 of 110 openings from inside over the past 12 months, an internal fill rate of 30.9%, alongside 76 external hires, and promoted 28 employees, a 9.2% promotion rate. Three occupations with 109 employees meet the stuck definition of a promotion rate under 5% and more than 3 years average time in role: Assemblers, Machinery Mechanics and Customer Service Reps. The largest drop in the internal funnel is the qualification screen, where 54 of 158 applicants exit. Recommend a defined CS career ladder with a senior rep step, a supervisor readiness cohort for assemblers and posting the two open production supervisor seats internally first.

Ask next

  • Which internal applicants missed qualifications?
  • Show promotion rate by manager
  • Compare movers and stayers on attrition

Sample data for a fictional company. Your dashboards run on your own connected systems.

Why it matters

What this view changes

Promotion rate and time in role read together separate a hiring question from a career-path question, role by role.

The internal applicant funnel shows where internal candidates drop out, so HR can open the right step to more internal talent.

Roles with low movement and long tenure surface early, which gives managers time to build a career ladder for them.

Metrics glossary

The metrics behind these dashboards

How each number is defined, so everyone reads it the same way.

Internal fill rate

The share of filled openings that went to current employees.

FormulaOpenings filled internally ÷ Total openings filled

Promotion rate

Promotions over a period as a share of average headcount. Comparing it by occupation shows where advancement is concentrated.

FormulaPromotions ÷ Average headcount

Internal mobility rate

All internal moves, including promotions, lateral moves and transfers, as a share of average headcount.

Formula(Promotions + Lateral moves + Transfers) ÷ Average headcount

Average time in role

How long employees in an occupation have held their current position, measured from the last job change.

FormulaΣ Years since last role change ÷ Employees in role

Connections

How your systems connect

Supported APIs and exports sync into a private RapidDashboard store you approve. Dashboards read from that store, so source systems keep their normal load.

Workday HCM / BambooHR

PullsJob history, promotions, transfers, time in role

Official APIs on a scheduled sync classify each job change by type.

Greenhouse / iCIMS

PullsInternal applications, interview stages, offers

ATS APIs flag internal candidates and track them through each stage.

Lattice

PullsCareer tracks, readiness ratings, development goals

API sync adds readiness to the mobility view for succession planning.

Career data shared on a need-to-know basis

Internal applications and readiness ratings are personal. RapidDashboard keeps them in a private data store with role-based access, so a manager sees only their own team and an applicant's current manager sees an application only when the employee shares it. Every view and export is logged.

FAQ

Internal Mobility dashboards: common questions

How is internal fill rate calculated?

Internal fill rate is the number of openings filled by current employees divided by all openings filled in the same period. A company that filled 34 of 110 openings internally has an internal fill rate of 30.9%.

How do you measure internal mobility?

Most teams track internal fill rate, promotion rate and internal mobility rate, which counts promotions, lateral moves and transfers together. Breaking each one down by occupation and manager shows where movement happens and where it does not.

How do you find employees who are stuck in their roles?

Combine promotion rate with average time in role for each occupation. A low promotion rate with long tenure points to a career-path gap, while a low promotion rate with short tenure usually points to a hiring or onboarding question.

Can RapidDashboard track internal moves from our HRIS and ATS?

Yes. Job history from Workday or BambooHR and internal applications from Greenhouse or iCIMS sync into one private store through their official APIs. Each job change is classified as a promotion, lateral move or transfer automatically.

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