Concept: Historical Data
Historical data remains on the dashboard, however it might no longer be part of the rolling current score, depending on the data visibility settings of your company. You can switch your dashboard to a previous survey round, or compare current scores to the scores of a previous round.
Score aggregation settings also apply to historical data. The starting point for the visibility period is simply at a different point in time.
Method | Description | Considerations |
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Viewing a previous round | If your dashboard contains multiple survey rounds, you can switch your dashboard to a previous round.
| The View previous round feature doesn't support these features and pages:
If you have multiple survey rounds ending in the same week, the historical round picker displays the latest round of the week. The selected round contains aggregated data up until the end date of the selected round. If the selected round somewhat overlaps with another survey round, the other survey's data doesn't contribute to the selected round if its soft close date is after the selected round's soft close date. Example: Filtering by a survey round in the Company context when a specific business unit had a targeted standalone survey that closed days after the selected survey round. On Heatmaps analysis for each question set, you can view information on the Round end dropdown menu that enables you to view whether your selected question set was included as part of the survey round. On the Round end date you can also view when you select a previous survey round that didn't contain the selected question set. |
Score over time graph | If your dashboard contains multiple survey rounds, you can expand the Score over time graph to display:
| The benchmark displays in quarterly increments, based on when Peakon updates its benchmarking data. |
Comparison to a historical survey round | You can set your heat map to display a score comparison for your subsegments.
| If a score comparison isn't available for a segment, it's possible that:
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