Restricting Survey Access by Section
Hello, Is there a way to create multiple sections in a survey so that managers can view only one section and administrators can view another? The documentation I found only mentions response thresholds, not how to mask section results. Any guidance would be appreciated.Cascading of Results
Hello! I’m not sure if this is the right forum for my question—please let me know if I should post elsewhere. I’m interested in learning how other Viva Glint customers handle sharing survey results within their organizations. Specifically, does anyone provide access to results directly to broader groups, rather than using a cascading process (from C-suite to VPs and then to Managers)? Currently, our process takes 4-6 weeks, as results are cascaded down each management level. I’d love to hear about other approaches—how do you share results? What are the benefits and drawbacks of bypassing the traditional cascading method?
Impact of having detailed numeric survey data in Glint
Hi everyone, I oversee the HR Analytics team at my company, and we’re evaluating a potential change to our Glint employee experience survey. Specifically, we’re considering giving two members of my team access to detailed numeric data at the individual level to support more advanced lifecycle analyses. Importantly, this access would not include any comment data - only numeric responses. Has anyone else made this adjustment? If so, did you notice any impact (positive or negative) on employee participation rates? Appreciate any insights or experiences you can share! Steve
Comment Threshold using Question Responses Filter
Has anybody else run into this? I opened a ticket because comments were being suppressed even if there were 10+ respondents when using 'Question Response' filters. Our threshold is 10. The engineering team said that 'Question Response' threshold are always 20 for comments regardless thresholds set in configuration. Why would the threshold configuration work for some filters but not others?! I can't find documentation either. Anyone else?