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eNPS Dashboard & Score Interpretation

Learn how to read your eNPS results, understand the score breakdown, and use domain insights.

Written by Mohamed Shantory

Before You Start

  • You must be a Super Admin or an Admin with survey management permissions

  • The survey must have at least one response before the dashboard populates


Accessing the Dashboard

  1. Go to Engage → Survey

  2. On the eNPS survey card, click View Insights

The eNPS analytics dashboard opens.


Dashboard Tabs

The dashboard contains the following tabs:

Insights & KPIs | Trends | Heat Map | Recommended Actions | Manager Insights | Participants | Survey Details

This article covers the Insights & KPIs tab — the primary analytics view.


Insights & KPIs Tab

eNPS Score

The eNPS score is displayed prominently at the top of the dashboard, alongside your Target eNPS Score for comparison. The score is labelled to indicate performance level (for example: Critical, Needs Improvement, Good, Excellent).

How eNPS is calculated:

eNPS = % Promoters − % Detractors

Scores range from -100 (all Detractors) to +100 (all Promoters).

Score Breakdown

Below the main score, Talents are divided into three groups based on their responses:

Group

Colour

What it means

Detractors

🔴 Red

Talents unlikely to recommend the organisation

Passives

🟡 Yellow

Neutral Talents — not actively promoting or detracting

Promoters

🟢 Green

Talents likely to recommend the organisation

Each group shows its percentage of total respondents.

Response Rate

A donut chart shows overall survey participation:

  • X out of Y Talents responded

  • Percentage response rate

Domain Charts

Four domain-specific donut charts provide deeper insight into the areas that drive eNPS:

Domain

What it measures

Leadership Trust

How much Talents trust their leadership

Recognition Satisfaction

How valued Talents feel for their contributions

Career Development Index

How supported Talents feel in their professional growth

Well-being Score Distribution

How Talents rate their overall well-being at work

Each domain chart shows the score distribution for that area.

eNPS Breakdown Table

A breakdown table lets you analyse the Detractor / Passive / Promoter distribution across different organisational segments. Use the toggle to switch between:

  • Division

  • Department

  • Job Role

This helps identify which segments of your organisation have the highest or lowest scores, so you can target improvements more effectively.


Ending a Survey

To close the survey before its scheduled end date:

  1. In the dashboard, click End Survey in the top right corner

  2. Confirm the action

⚠️ Warning: Ending a survey is permanent. The survey closes immediately Talents can no longer submit responses. All data collected to that point is preserved and remains visible in the dashboard.


FAQs

What is a good eNPS score?

eNPS scores range from -100 to +100. Generally: below 0 is critical, 0–20 needs improvement, 20–50 is good, above 50 is excellent. Your Target eNPS Score sets your specific benchmark.

Why might my eNPS be negative?

A negative score means there are more Detractors than Promoters. Review the domain charts Leadership Trust and Well-being are common drivers of low scores.

Can I export the dashboard data?

Check the dashboard for any export or download options.

What happens to the data after I end the survey?

All response data is preserved. You can continue to view the dashboard and historical results after the survey ends.

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