Benchmarking

Benchmarks provide additional context to your data, helping you identify your organisation’s strengths and areas that need improvement. They allow you to compare your results against industry standards or other relevant metrics, giving you a clearer picture of where you stand. In QuestionPro Workforce, you can easily add your own benchmarks to tailor the analysis to your specific needs. Alternatively, you have the option to use the benchmarks we offer, making it easier to assess your organisation’s performance against proven standards.

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To Add Benchmarks:

Go to: Survey of your choice » Analytics » Dashboard Settings » Click on Benchmarking » + New Benchmark.

Add a Benchmark Name or select a Survey that you want to set as a benchmark. To make it accessible to everyone, check "Global access." If you want to keep it private, leave it blank. Then, click "Create."

Once the benchmark is created, you can add benchmark scores, edit or rename it, and delete it.

To add benchmark scores, click on the benchmark name at the pop-up, you will see two options: one to “Import “scores using an Excel sheet, and another to enter scores manually. “Manual “entry is usually preferred when there is less data to input.

To import benchmark scores using Excel, click on "Download Benchmark Import Template." Fill in the scores under "Mean %." Scores should be in the 0-10 range as decimals, and Agreement% should be in the 0-100 range as whole numbers, without the % sign, as shown in the image below.

Drag and drop the saved Excel sheet template here, or browse to upload the file. Then click on ‘Save’
To check if the Benchmark scores have been successfully added to the questions, click on the "Manual" tab to view them.

Users can also enter the scores Manually when the data set has fewer scores to enter.
To Add benchmark scores manually go to: Go to: Survey of your choice » Analytics » Dashboard Settings » Click on Benchmarking » + New Benchmark.
Click on the “Manual” tab and manually enter the scores in the “Add value” sections and then “Save”