Participation Dashboard

Finishedreached the end and submitted

950%

Substantially completeanswered far enough to analyse

317%

Started onlytoo little answered to use

633%

How to read this. A response counts as usable when it is finished, or substantially answered but never formally submitted — so the usable rate runs ahead of the completion rate, and it is the one that decides whether the study can be reported on. While collection is open, people shown as “started only” may still come back and finish.

• QR code1
• Direct link17untagged

How to read this. Only links carrying a campaign tag can be attributed. “Direct link” covers everyone who reached the survey on a plain URL — forwarded by a colleague, typed in, or opened from an untagged post — so it is a mix of routes rather than a single one.

Owners & operators

542%

Staff & supervisors

758%

How to read this. Counted at the point the survey branches, so it covers people who got past the role question rather than everyone who opened the survey. The split is measured per question answered, so someone whose session touched both branches can count in each — read it as the balance between the two groups, not as an exact headcount. The two groups are asked different questions, so a heavy tilt one way is worth correcting through outreach while the study is still open.

• Shift lead or team supervisor327%
• Owner or investment decision-maker218%
• Staff member or individual contributor218%
• Advisor or representative19%
• Executive or senior leader19%
• Manager of multiple locations or properties19%
• Manager of one location, property, or department19%

How to read this. The role question is optional, like every question in the study, so these counts cover the people who answered it rather than every response. A role with few responses is a prompt to check whether that group has been reached, not a finding about the district.

• Safety7 × 1st
• Security5 × 1st
• Cleanliness

How to read this. Bars use a weighted score across the whole ranking, not just first choices, so an item placed second by everyone still registers. At these response counts the order can still move, so treat a narrow gap as unsettled rather than as a result.

• Video2
• Audio5
• Typed3

Video:

recorded themselves on camera · 1 person

Audio:

spoke without the camera · 4 people

Typed:

typed instead of recording · 3 people

How to read this. “Took part” counts people, not submissions, so someone who answered three recorded questions counts once. The format is whichever the respondent chose at the time — VideoAsk offers camera, microphone or typing on the same question, and the mix is a design signal for the next instrument.