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# Succession Planning

Identifying and planning for transitions

> **Note: This page is in progress. Content coming soon!**

## Planned Content Outline

* Understanding succession planning in Agentnoon
* Identifying critical roles and key positions
* Using talent data to identify potential successors
* Creating succession scenarios
* Modeling internal promotions and transitions
* Planning backfill strategies
* Using effective dates for transition timing
* Analyzing succession readiness with Workforce Hub
* Comparing multiple succession paths
* Documenting succession plans
* Best practices for succession planning

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For immediate assistance with succession planning, please contact <SupportSWP@dayforce.com> or refer to [Support & How to Self-Help](/start-here/support-self-help.md).


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