Executive Overview and Analytics

Reporting scope, activity period, and refresh

Overview, Analytics, and Reports share a Metric context bar at the top of the page. Use it before you read any number.

• Reporting scope: choose Entire organization, or narrow the view to a Department, Organization unit, or Region.
• Activity period: choose All recorded activity, Last 30 days, or Last 90 days. The period applies to completed challenges and Estimated Challenge Effort. Adoption always describes the current eligible population.
• Refresh reloads the figures. Calculated shows when the current snapshot was taken, in UTC.
• Eligible participants shows how many people the selected scope covers.
• Coverage and definitions opens the rules behind the numbers, including who counts as eligible and why some groups are withheld.

What Overview shows

Overview opens with a Decision brief. Attention names what to look at first, Evidence explains why, and Suggested next action proposes one practical step for the scope and period you chose.

• Estimated Challenge Effort, Adoption Rate, Challenges Completed, and Engagement Score. Each card compares with the prior monthly snapshot when a comparison can be trusted, and shows Comparison withheld otherwise.
• Open actions counts the actions that are not Completed, with a link to Actions.
• AI Insights shows three model-generated observations from the current organization snapshot, marked Fresh or From cache.
• Pilot Targets vs Actuals compares current results with your 30, 60, and 90 day targets and marks the window you are in.
• Department Adoption Heatmap shows adoption for each reportable department.
• Behavioral Science Summary shows the largest reportable archetype and Fogg quadrant, plus an organization SDT proxy.
• Organization Snapshot shows the current reportable cohort and lifetime totals, and Adoption Snapshot shows current adoption.
• Active Alerts lists the most urgent alerts first. Choose Show more alerts to see the rest.

Withheld, No data, and Unavailable

Withheld for privacy means a result exists but its group is too small to show safely. No data means there are no qualifying records. Unavailable means the source could not be read, and Unknown means Stride cannot tell. None of them means zero.

Your organization sets the minimum group size. Groups below it are withheld, and Stride may also withhold related groups so a hidden group cannot be worked out. Historical comparisons stay withheld until comparable population snapshots are verified.

Analytics

Analytics is the deeper view of adoption across the organization.

• Org Adoption Rate, Reportable Avg Level, Profiled Users, and Survey Completion. Adoption counts people who completed their assessment and at least one challenge, Profiled Users counts people with a behavioral profile, and Survey Completion is the share of active Evolver participants who finished their onboarding survey.
• Largest Reportable Archetype and Largest Reportable Fogg Quadrant show the biggest reportable group in each framework.
• Department Comparison lists reportable departments by adoption. Choose a department to open its reporting details. A department Stride cannot scope shows Reporting details unavailable.

Effectiveness

Challenge Effectiveness shows which challenges drive the most engagement.

• Completion Rate by Challenge Type compares each reportable challenge-type group.
• Completion Rate by Difficulty runs from Beginner through Advanced.
• Top Performing Challenges ranks challenges by completion rate.
• Engagement Velocity tracks average challenges per user and active completing users over time.

Behavioral Science Insights and How we measure

Behavioral Science Insights summarizes survey-derived proxies. They describe groups, never individuals, and they are signals rather than verdicts.

• Archetype Distribution shows the HEXAD archetype breakdown across reportable profiles.
• Fogg Behavior Matrix places reportable profiles in four quadrants of motivation and ability.
• Rogers Readiness Proxy shows self-reported readiness positions. It does not assign adopter categories.
• Lewin Survey Phase Snapshot shows self-reported survey phases. It is not a progress tracker.
• SDT Directional Proxy Heatmap shows Autonomy, Competence, and Relatedness proxies by department, without high, medium, or low bands.
• How we measure explains every executive metric in plain words with its formula, data inputs, and refresh timing, and reports the data quality of behavioral profiles.