Use My awards to check how many Awards you can still give, revisit recognition connected to your work, and review the Awards you have gifted. This is your personal account view; receiving an Award does not increase the balance you can spend.
Open My Awards
You need to be signed in. The page is always available through Account Settings, including when your balance is zero.
Understand Awards Available
The Awards available number is the total you can spend on future Awards. It is not a count of Awards you have received, and receiving recognition does not add to it. Giving an Award reduces this number by the quantity you confirm.
One displayed balance can include starter Awards, a monthly allowance from an active Contributor or Coordinator Abo, and purchased Awards. You do not need to manage those sources separately when giving recognition. If you need the wider explanation of how this balance works, see Awards.
The page separates spendable Awards from quantity-based Received and Gifted history without opening a purchase or destination.
Review Awards You Received
The Received tab groups recognition by supported content that you authored. This makes one row a summary of the Awards attached to one item, rather than a receipt for a single gift.
The Received account history covers those five kinds of authored content. Awards received as a meeting participant or placed on a whiteboard are not included here. Look for those Awards in the meeting moment or on the board where they were given.
Inspect Awards You Gifted
When A History Row Does Not Open
History can outlast its destination. A current supported target can open from its row, while a deleted item or a target without a supported destination remains visible as part of your record but may not be interactive. A non-opening row does not mean its quantity is missing from the tab counter.
Decide Whether To Buy More
Pack choices, prices, and the purchase process belong to Payments. Continue with Award Top-Ups before making a purchase.
Continue With Awards
You have now checked your spendable balance, interpreted the history counters, reviewed both account histories, and reopened any supported content you wanted to revisit.
Read Rewards to compare Awards with Medals, or follow Give an Award when you are ready to recognize another contribution.
