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Ditch the Stone Age surveys

And find out what’s REALLY going on in your business.

Here’s how Hölmetrics brings your employee listening strategies into the 21st Century.

We plug into the tools your team uses every day…

Collaboration

Microsoft 365
Google Workspace
Slack
Cisco Webex
Workplace
Basecamp

HR

ADP Workforce Now
Workday
SAP SuccessFactor
UKG Pro
Hibob
BambooHR
Azure AD

See all 50+ HR Integrations

Organizational Performance

Quickbooks Online
Sage Business Cloud
Xero
Microsoft Dynamics 365
Freshbooks
Workday

See all 10 Performance Integrations

…so that we can provide you continual insights into…

Employee Wellbeing

Workplace Engagement
Burnout
Quality of Leadership
Role Clarity
Vertical Trust
Horizontal Trust
Sense of Community at Work
Job Satisfaction

People Risk

Turnover
Toxicity
Disconnection
Absenteeism
Disengagement
Mental Health Disability

Organizational Performance

Revenue

We take tiny pieces of anonymized and grouped information from collaboration software.

Holmetrics connects to the tools your team uses every day, like Teams, Google, and Slack. 

And we gather information on time spent in meetings, messages sent, team chats, and calendar events. 

We use Natural Language Programming to extract useful information from these chats and emails without storing the message content. 

We ask your team questions

We use Hölmetrics Pulse to train and validate our Hölmetrics Pro models.

Our bank of questions is based on the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire (COPSOQ) – an internationally recognized indicator of psychosocial risk.

For more on COPSOQ and the questions we ask, head to our product page.

We know how important it is for your team to feel part of the process. When your team members can trace a positive change in your business back to the answers they gave in a survey, they feel valued.

But we also know how hard it is to encourage survey responses. So our machine learning models match a team member’s communication patterns with global COPSOQ responses, and predict how they would answer. 

We use machine learning to find patterns and make predictions

We use custom-built machine-learning models to turn all this data into a picture of your organization’s wellbeing.

For Example…

Toxic language is a key indicator of employee burnout and turnover. We use NLP models to identify meaning from chats and emails. Messages are run through the models. The model gives us a score based on the sentiment of the language. And then the message is discarded.

We help you make (and measure) change

Your dashboard is where you find everything in easy-to-decipher visual form. 

We help you think big. Enabling you to take a wide overview and find out, in real-time, what’s going on with your team. 

We help you think small. Making it easy for you to pinpoint a particular problem. 

But Holmetrics isn’t just a nice-to-have listening platform. 

We help you take action with the information you’ve gathered. 

One month after deployment, our Platform Activation Specialist will help you build your first corrective action plan. Employees can connect the dots between their input and the changes you’re making. And you can measure the impact of the actions you take through the information Holmetrics collects. 

Everything goes full circle.

What Business Leaders Are Saying

"After using Holmetrics at our firm for the past six months I’m truly impressed with how easily we can visualize the impact of our employee wellbeing on our business performance."

Allison JamesPartner, James & McIntyre

"We're excited to continue to use Holmetrics and haven't found any other competing solutions to be nearly as informative or intuitive to integrate and deploy."

Chris ParkerPartner, Tangent Design Engineering

"Hölmetrics offers leaders a unique opportunity for continuous listening and micro-action planning that can make a real difference to employee well-being."

Ryan RexPrincipal, CROS Leadership

"We love how Hölmetrics is anchored to a robust science-based measure of well-being and has a low threshold for participation."

Matt MayerPrincipal, Arete Initiative