Structure reporting across levels
Different stakeholders often need different levels of access to survey results. A well-structured reporting hierarchy makes it possible to share the right level of detail with the right people, from broad overviews to more specific respondent-level views.
This video explains how to work with reporting hierarchies in Enalyzer. It covers total reports, reports on groups, and reports on the respondent level, and shows how reporting structures can reflect organizational needs more clearly.
Using reporting hierarchies well helps prevent information overload while still giving relevant audiences access to the results they need. It also supports more controlled distribution of sensitive or role-specific data.
A stronger reporting hierarchy makes result sharing more targeted and more manageable. That improves both governance and usability when survey results are distributed across an organization.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:52 Total Report
03:31 Reports on Groups
05:13 Reports on the Respondent Level
07:16 Exclude Managers from Report Levels
