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Default Spot Award examples

Every Matter workspace starts with eight spot awards, from Above and Beyond to Unsung Hero. They start off, so edit each in Awards Manager and turn it on.

Written by Brett Hellman

Every Matter workspace starts with eight ready to use spot awards. They start turned off, so you can edit each one before your team sees it.

Who can use this: Workspace Owners and Admins on the Pro and Enterprise plans, or on any plan during the free trial. Works the same for Slack and Microsoft Teams workspaces.

💡 New to Matter Spot Awards? Start with the Spot Awards Guide. Spot Awards work the same way in Slack, Microsoft Teams, and the Web App, even if your workspace uses its own name, like Hero Award.

The default spot awards

The eight Matter Template images in the Create step: Above and Beyond, Culture Champion, Customer Hero, Employee of the Month, Innovation Award, Outstanding Achievement, Rookie Award and Unsung Hero

Spot award

Use it for

Above and Beyond

Someone who went well past what was asked

Culture Champion

Someone who lives your company values

Customer Hero

Someone who turned a customer's day around

Employee of the Month

Your standout person each month

Innovation Award

A new idea that made work better

Outstanding Achievement

Hitting a big goal or milestone

Rookie Award

A new teammate making an early impact

Unsung Hero

Important work that usually goes unnoticed

Each default award comes with a Matter Template image and this default message, which the giver can edit:

🎉 Congratulations {user}! You’ve earned {award_name}. Your impact truly makes a difference. 🏆

How to use a default spot award

  1. Open the Web App.

  2. Go to Awards Manager, then the Spot Awards section.

  3. Click ⋮ next to the award, then Edit.

  4. Review the title, image, and message, then click Continue.

  5. Set coins, budgets, and Award Managers, then click Continue and Save. Setting up Award Managers and budgets

  6. Turn on the Active toggle.

You can also delete any default award you don't need, or create your own. Creating a Spot Award

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