Optimizing results display
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Written by Emilie Roze
Updated over a week ago

You have analyzed your first survey results? Know that you can customize the platform to take your analysis to the next level with these few configurations. 👇

In this article:

📈 Choose a Main Question

When engaging in a feedback dynamic such as Supermood, it is important to have clear goals.
Choosing a Main Question allows you to track the most relevant metric for your organization throughout the experience. It is displayed in your dashboard for convenient, at-a-glance tracking.

Generally speaking, we recommend using the eNPS as it is a versatile and effective metric, but you can choose another question depending on your needs. .

⇒ Learn more: The Main Question

🔎 Enable (or not) the double filter

There are 2 kinds of filters:

  • population filter - to zoom in on the results of a particular team

  • comparison filter - to split the results into categories and compare them to each other

By default, the platform allows you to apply 1 population filter (zoom) in addition to the comparison features. However, you can expand your analysis capabilities by enabling a second population filter, and thus get more granularity in the results.

⇒ Learn more: The double filter

🥸 Adjust the confidentiality threshold

The confidentiality threshold is a fundamental principle of Supermood, allowing you to safeguard the confidentiality of your employees' feedback.

By default the confidentiality threshold is set to 5 participants This means that it will only be possible to see the results of a team if at least 5 people have answered the survey.
Depending on your needs and limitations, this threshold can be increased or decreased!

ℹ️ For security reasons, it is not possible to lower the privacy threshold to less than 3 participants.

Need advice on how to implement these platform settings? Feel free to contact your Account Manager, who will be able to guide you towards what best suits your organization! 👌

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