User Engagement Summary Report

Evaluate the health of your improvement culture by measuring people's engagement

The User Engagement Summary Report helps you to evaluate the health of your improvement culture by tracking the average number of Items submitted per person, the percentage of people who have logged in to KaiNexus, and the number of people who have used the system over a set period of time.

Who can access this Report?

Anyone with the "View Report Data" permission will be able to see this Report.

This Report can be accessed under the Engagement section of the Reports page. It can also be added as a Card on a Board.

Working with the Report

• Understand the Report's views
• Use filters to control which data are referenced by the Report
• See a list of people referenced by the Report
• Export the Report

The views

This Report has three views. Click the name of the view you want to see to toggle between them.

• # of Annualized Items/Person: The number above the name of the view is the annualized number of Items submitted (that meet all filter requirements) divided by the number of General users.
  
  The graph shows the annualized number of Items submitted in each time period.
• Used System: The number above the name of the view is the percentage of General users who used KaiNexus in the set time frame and specified Locations. "Used the system" is defined as doing an activity in the system that generated a Timeline entry, such as entering a comment or resolving an Item.
  
  The graph shows the percentage of active users who used the system in each time period.
• Logged In: The number above the name of the view is the percentage of General users who have logged into KaiNexus in the set time frame and specified Locations.

The filters

Any relevant filters in use on the main Reports screen will be automatically applied to this Report but can still be configured as needed.

• There are three date-based drop-downs. From left to right, there's the "Reference Date" drop-down, the "Range" drop-down, and the "Interval" drop-down.
  • Reference Date: Expand the drop-down to choose which type of date should be referenced by the Report. For example, select "Created in" if you want the Report to reference only those Items that were created in the specified date range. This filter will only affect the Number of Annualized Items per Person.
  • Range: Expand the drop-down to choose the range of dates that should be included in the Report.
  • Interval: Expand the drop-down to choose the interval, or "buckets," by which the Report should be organized.

• Workflow: Expand the drop-down to choose which workflows should be included in the Report.
• Template: Expand the drop-down to choose which Templates should be included in the Report.
• Click the Locations panel on the left side of the Report to expand it.
  
  • Filter the Report by Location and only Items and people tied to the selected Locations will be included in the Report.
• User Type: Expand the drop-down to choose which types of users will be included in the Report.
• The Show Values checkbox: When enabled, the value of each data point will be displayed on the graph.

See a list of people referenced by the Report

For each of the three views, you can generate a list of people who do or do not meet the view's requirements. For example, if you're looking at the "Used System" view, you can see a list of everyone who has used the system or a list of everyone who has not used the system.

To generate one of these lists:

• Put the Report in the view in which you're interested.
• To see a list of everyone who meets the view's requirements, click the transparent users button. This is the button on the left.
  
  To see a list of everyone who does not meet the view's requirements, click the gray users button. This is the button on the right.

Export the Report

To export the Report as a PDF, click the printer icon, and the "Print" window will open.

• Page Size: Expand the drop-down to choose your preferred page size.
• Scale: Expand the drop-down to choose the scale percentage. This allows you to fit more content on a single page. For example, selecting 50% doubles the amount of content you can fit on one page. Make sure to select "Fit to page" in your browser's print settings.
• Click either Portrait or Landscape to choose the PDF's orientation.
• Click Print.