Results & insights

Understand results. See development.

Analyze surveys in real time and view results from different perspectives. Means, answer distributions, and further statistical indicators help you interpret the picture. With filters and development trends you spot differences and change in your organization.

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Results dashboard

Current survey wave
Valid answers100
Categories3
3.40of 5

Overall result

Categoriesn = 100
  • Responsibilities in our team are clear.

    Mean: 3,4 / 5n = 100
  1. February3,0
  2. June3,2
  3. October3,4

See results while your survey is running.

Insights analyzes incoming responses in real time. While a survey is live, you can work with the available result status and spot relevant themes early.

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Live surveyCurrent survey wave

Responsibilities in our team are clear.

Mean3,4 / 5
Valid answers100

Show questions. Control distributions and traffic lights.

Navigate like in the results dashboard: use the option icons to show questions, reveal answer distributions, and turn the traffic-light system on or off.

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Results | Categories

100
  • Communicationn = 100
    3.50
    My manager communicates expectations clearly.3.50
  • Orientationn = 100
    3.20
    I know which goals matter for my work.3.20
  • Collaborationn = 100
    3.40
    Responsibilities in our team are clear.3.40

Same mean. Different experiences.

A mean summarizes answers. The distribution shows how they spread across response options — so you see whether views are similar or clearly apart.

Example A: answers around the middle3,0 / 5 · n = 100
  1. 1 · Does not apply at all: 0 (0%)
  2. 2 · Rather does not apply: 20 (20%)
  3. 3 · Partly: 60 (60%)
  4. 4 · Rather applies: 20 (20%)
  5. 5 · Applies completely: 0 (0%)
Example B: answers at the extremes3,0 / 5 · n = 100
  1. 1 · Does not apply at all: 50 (50%)
  2. 2 · Rather does not apply: 0 (0%)
  3. 3 · Partly: 0 (0%)
  4. 4 · Rather applies: 0 (0%)
  5. 5 · Applies completely: 50 (50%)

Both examples share the same mean. Only the distribution makes visible how different the answers are.

See where results differ.

View results for individual sites and areas. Use collected demographic attributes and filter the analysis to understand differences inside your organization.

Example of a filtered result view

Responsibilities in our team are clear.3,4 / 5 · n = 100
  1. 1 · Does not apply at all: 5 (5%)
  2. 2 · Rather does not apply: 15 (15%)
  3. 3 · Partly: 30 (30%)
  4. 4 · Rather applies: 35 (35%)
  5. 5 · Applies completely: 15 (15%)

See how results change over time.

Development trends let you follow results across multiple survey waves — so you spot change and decide which themes to keep watching.

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Responsibilities in our team are clear.

  1. February3,0 / 5 · n = 100
  2. June3,2 / 5 · n = 100
  3. October3,4 / 5 · n = 100

Read developments in the context of your survey waves and the participant groups involved.

Keep working with results.

Use the analysis as a basis for next questions and steps. Open responses add lived experience to the numbers. Development modules and Workspaces help you pick up themes and work on them together.

Next step

What do you want to understand about your organization?

In the intro call we use an example to show how you compare results across groups and follow developments across surveys.

You’ll talk to Andreas Kerneder, co-founder of zweikern.

No obligation · 30 minutes

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