Exporting Results from a Heatmap
Heatmaps provide a quick way to compare results across teams, but you may want to perform additional analysis or combine your results with other organisational data.
You can export your Heatmap results into a spreadsheet for further analysis, reporting or sharing. Exports are available for both Huddle and Survey Heatmap reports.
How to Export Your Heatmap Results
- Log into the Teamgage platform
- Select Heatmaps from the left-hand navigation
- Find the Heatmap you want to export and click Report
- Set the timeframe and/or comparison period you would like included:
- Huddle Heatmap: Set the Date Range and Compare To options
- Survey Heatmap: Set the Survey and Compare To option
- Select the Export icon in the top-right corner
- A Job Details tab/window will open where you can download the completed export file
Here's What It Looks Like
What is Included in the Export?
The export provides a spreadsheet breakdown of the data displayed within your Heatmap report.
Depending on whether you are exporting Huddle or Survey results, the file may include:
- Teams included in the Heatmap
- Huddle submission rates and/or Survey response rates
- Huddle average scores and/or Survey overall scores
- Individual Metric scores and/or scorable Survey question results
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