Note: This is a user-restricted feature. Only admin users are able to view sentiment data by default.
Perform & Engage 365's Natural Language Processing (NLP) engine leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning technology to provide sentiment analysis. Sentiment analysis allows admins to analyse the results of comment-based responses in check-ins.
This article covers:
What is sentiment?
How do I view sentiment data?
What is sentiment?
Sentiment is a measure of how positive or negative someone is when they provide feedback. It has been a leading tool for analysising feedback in the world of marketing for a number of years.
With significant advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning technology over the past decade - sentiment analysis is now an accurate way to understand the mood of the people in your company.
Perform & Engage 365 provides an anonymous, aggregated view of sentiment across your organisation and allows you to group and filter down to department and team levels. This provides week-by-week insights on how your people really feel based on the feedback in their Perform & Engage 365 check-in.
In Perform & Engage 365 we provide this sentiment as a measure between 0 and 1. Typically a score below 0.3 is on average considered negative and above 0.7 very positive. Between 0.3 and 0.7 we would term the level of sentiment to be neutral or mixed.
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How do I view sentiment data?
Note: Currently sentiment is only available to view in the web platform. It will be coming to Microsoft Teams in the near future.
- Head to the ‘Organisation’ tab.
- An overview of sentiment is shown in the first data widget on this dashboard (top-left).
- You can also use this widget to view check-in submission data (use the second tab option, labeled 'Check-ins'.
- To view more in-depth sentiment data, select ‘View details’ below the sentiment overview chart.
- Here you can dissect your sentiment data by time period, team, department, or even location if you have multiple.
- Below the chart view, you will also find the raw data (for the selected period/filters). You can export this to CSV for use in Excel or similar if required.