Before a campaign ends, you need to run the analysis for that campaign to generate the analytics reports. In the Portrait diagnostique (diagnostic profile) dashboard, all the responses received for your campaign are presented in different graphs.
Steps to run the analysis
From the main menu, select Settings > EPR. The list of expired and active campaigns appears.
Next to the QR code, click Run Analysis.
📌 Note: Make a note of the date on which you run the analysis; you will need it when viewing the analytics reports.
⚠️Important: You must run the analysis before the End Date of the campaign. We recommend running it at the end of the last day of the campaign; any response received after you run the analysis will not be included in the reports.
If you did not run the analysis before the end date, you can add a new campaign, and select the same Start Date as your previous campaign, but an End Date in the future. Run the analysis for that new campaign. Responses from the previous campaign will be included in the reports.
Steps to view the reports
In the main menu, click Analytics.
On the right, select the Portrait diagnostique (diagnostic profile) dashboard. For more information, refer to Viewing analytics dashboards.
In the Date d’exécution de l’analyse (date of analysis) filter, select the date you ran the analysis.
In the top-right corner, click the Load icon. The dashboard is displayed.
At the top, you will find links to reference documentation on psychosocial risks in the workplace (in French only).
Définitions (definitions)
Répertoire des pratiques organisationnelles (organisational practices directory)
Modèle de plan d’action (action plan template)
Below, the different reports are displayed under two categories:
Risques psychosociaux du travail et l’environnement de travail (psychosocial risks at work and the work environment)
Productivité, bien-être et santé des employé(e)s (productivity, well-being and health of employees)
To download all the reports, in the top-right corner, click the menu icon and select Download. For more information, refer to Downloading data from analytics reports.
Updated September 11, 2024