Results appear once five responses are in: The analytics on the Dashboard are gated by the five-response floor, per group. Until a group clears it, its scores stay hidden. See Anonymous and identified responses.
The dashboard
Open a sent survey from the Surveys list; the Dashboard tab is the default. It surfaces:
Completion progress: completed, in progress, and not-started counts
A headline Psychosocial Risk Score, from 0 to 10, with a risk band (for example "High Risk")
The Risk Profile: the 17 psychosocial hazards ranked by severity, each with its change since the last survey and an acceptable threshold
Protective Factors: ranked weakest to strongest
Estimated Exposure: a directional annual dollar estimate of psychosocial harm
Trend vs the previous survey (improving, stable, or worsening)
Risk Profile: the harm side
The Risk Profile ranks the 17 psychosocial hazards that drive harm, most severe at the top; those are where action is most needed.
For each hazard:
A bar shows the current score
Coloured bands indicate the severity
A delta shows the change since the previous survey (for example "+0.6" or "−0.5")
You can expand the list ("Show all 17 hazards") to see every hazard, not just the top few.
Protective Factors: the protection side
Alongside the Risk Profile, the Protective Factors panel ranks the factors that buffer your people against psychosocial harm, from weakest to strongest; so the items at the top are the protections most in need of investment.
Each factor shows its current score, its change since the last survey, and an acceptable-threshold marker.
Together the two panels give you the full picture: where harm is concentrating (Risk Profile) and where your protection is weakest (Protective Factors).
17 hazards here, 12 Work Factors on the org dashboard: The survey Dashboard ranks 17 psychosocial hazards. The organisation dashboard's Psychosocial tab is a different, higher-level surface that groups risk into 12 Work Factors. For the underlying model, see Understanding psychosocial hazard categories.
Estimated exposure and trend
Estimated Exposure is an annualised dollar estimate of the cost of psychosocial harm across your organisation, shown on the Dashboard as a dollar figure labelled "Annual cost across all hazards". Treat it as a directional figure for governance reporting, not a precise actuarial number. It draws on a salary model in your company settings (average annual salary, standard working hours); if those are unset, the estimate will be off.
Trend compares this survey to the previous one (Improving, Stable, or Worsening) and shows the average risk delta (for example "−0.3 avg risk").
The other tabs
Beyond the Dashboard, the survey detail page has:
Risks and Controls: links this survey's results through to your risk register and controls
Actions: action items raised from the survey's findings, with status and assignee; the ⋮ menu's Create Task also turns a finding into a task
Questions: the question set used, with response distributions
Segmentation
Results can be filtered by group, department, business unit, location, or custom segment. Any segment below the five-response floor stays hidden to protect individual privacy.