How to View Your Assigned Roadmap

In this article:

• Overview
• How to open your Roadmap from the notification
• How to find your Roadmap from your profile
• What you'll see on your Roadmap level
• Things to keep in mind
• FAQs
• Who can do this

Overview

A Roadmap shows you what growing in your role looks like — the competencies expected of you, the behaviours to demonstrate, and any learning attached to your current level. When someone assigns you a Roadmap you are told about it straight away, and you can come back to it at any time from your own profile.

How to open your Roadmap from the notification

1. Log in to SuperPath.
2. When a Roadmap is assigned to you, a notification appears against the bell icon in the top-right corner of the screen.

3. Open the notifications list and you'll see that someone has assigned you a new learning Roadmap, along with the name of the level you have been placed on.
4. Click the notification and SuperPath takes you straight to that Roadmap level.

Good to know: Depending on how your organisation has set up notifications you may also receive the same news by email or in Slack.

How to find your Roadmap from your profile

1. Click your avatar in the top-right corner and choose My Profile.

2. Click the Roadmaps tab.

3. The tab lists every Roadmap level you have been assigned, showing the Level, the Roadmap it belongs to, its Status, the date it was Assigned and the date it was Completed. Use the Search roadmaps... box if you have several.
4. Click a Level or Roadmap name to open it.

What you'll see on your Roadmap level

Opening a level gives you the detail for that stage of the Roadmap:

• The level title, with arrows to move to the previous and next levels so you can see what's ahead.
• A Summary of the level, plus Started on and — once you finish — Completed on dates.
• A column for each competency, listing its description, the Key skills and Technical skills expected, the Behaviours to demonstrate, and any Learnings attached. Learning you have already completed is marked with a green tick.
• An Assessments section holding any self-assessments you have submitted and any assessments your Manager or Admin has added.
• A Submit Self-assessment button while the level is your current, in-progress one — see How to Submit a Self-Assessment on Your Roadmap.

Things to keep in mind

• You can only have one Roadmap level in progress at a time. When you are moved to a new level, the level you were on is marked complete.
• Completed levels stay on your Roadmaps tab, so the tab builds up a history of your progression rather than showing only the current level.
• Only the person who assigned the Roadmap, your Manager, or an Admin can move you to the next level or mark your level complete.
• You'll only see the Roadmaps tab if Roadmaps are switched on for your organisation and available to your role.

FAQs

I've been told I have a Roadmap but I can't see a Roadmaps tab.
Roadmaps may not be enabled for your organisation, or access may be limited to Managers or Admins. Ask your Admin to check.

Can I see the levels above the one I'm on?
Yes. Use the next and previous arrows at the top of a level to look ahead at what later levels expect, and back at levels you have completed.

Can I mark my own level as complete?
No. Completing a level is done by your Manager, an Admin or the Owner. What you can do is submit a self-assessment against your current level.

Do I have to do the learning attached to my level?
Where a competency has learning attached and auto-assign is switched on, that learning is assigned to you as well and will appear in your learning alongside the Roadmap.

Who can do this

Viewing your own Roadmap is available to any role — every user can read their own Roadmap level records, so Owners, Admins, Managers, Content Managers, People Managers, Instructors, Employees and Restricted users can all see a Roadmap that has been assigned to them. Two conditions apply: Roadmaps must be enabled for your organisation, and your organisation's Roadmaps access level must include your role (it is open to everyone by default). Viewing other people's Roadmaps is a separate, more restricted action — see How to View Learners on a Roadmap.

Updated on: 25/07/2026