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What are suggestion chips?

When you open the home page, Juno surfaces suggestion chips above the chat input. Each chip is a ready-to-send question for the Juno assistant. Select one to get an instant answer instead of typing the prompt yourself. The chips you see depend on your role (learner, manager, admin) and the modules enabled for your tenant.

Categories

Suggestion chips are grouped into four categories. Use the category pills below the chat to filter:

Stay on track

Personal, near-term questions about your own work and the people you manage.

Insight

Aggregate views for managers and admins — completion rates, spending breakdowns, and engagement signals.
“Who hasn’t finished content I created?” focuses on content you authored. “Members of my team behind on training” focuses on the people who report to you — regardless of who created the assignment. Use the one that matches the question you’re trying to answer.

Build & Improve

Authoring shortcuts and content-performance prompts for creators.

Explore

Quick links into discovery surfaces — the catalog, your goals, and your calendar. Selecting an Explore chip navigates you to the relevant page instead of opening a chat response.

How chips work

1

Pick a category

Select Stay on track, Insight, Build & Improve, or Explore to filter the chips below the chat input.
2

Select a chip

Juno sends the chip’s prompt to the assistant on your behalf.
3

Read the response

For data questions, the assistant returns an inline learning-activities table. For navigation chips, Juno takes you straight to the destination.
4

Ask a follow-up

Refine the result by typing a follow-up — for example, “filter to the Sales team” or “show only overdue.”

What’s next for you?

When you finish a course or a quiz, the completion screen shows a What’s next for you? list of up to four recommended next steps, based on your learning progress, and on your goals where your organization uses Development. Select a card to go straight there. It appears on the Congratulations! screen at the end of a course and on the score screen of a quiz. It doesn’t appear when you finish a course or quiz as a step in a Journey. Each card has a title, a short description, and a button. Which cards you see depends on your progress, your goals, and the modules your organization uses. A few cards carry a small note:
  • Use your budget shows your remaining learning budget on a search suggestion. It appears only if you can see your budget and have some left.
  • Perfect fit for your $250 learning budget appears on a recommended course that has a price, with your remaining budget in place of the example amount, rounded down to a whole number. A money-bag icon comes first. It appears only if you can see your budget and have some left.
  • Limited spots appears on an event with a limited number of places.
If there’s nothing to recommend, you see an all-caught-up message instead.
What’s next for you is part of AI Features. Your administrator can turn it off. If you don’t see it, you may be finishing the course inside a Journey, or it may not be enabled for your organization.

I don’t see suggestion chips

  • AI features not enabled — your admin needs to turn on AI features for your organization.
  • Data agent not enabled — most Stay on track, Insight, and Build & Improve chips require the data agent.
  • Role-based visibility — manager and admin chips only appear for users with those roles.
  • Module not active — chips about budgets, events, or quizzes only appear when the related module is enabled.
Last modified on October 7, 2026