Summary diagram
All four levels in one picture, scored and color-banded. Click any segment to open what sits beneath it.
After an extended period of modernization, the assessment platform is back, and the analysis tool built on it has been rebuilt from the ground up. NeuraMetrics surveys everyone who does the work, scores the answers against a structured model of best practices, and shows you where the organization is strong, where it is thin, and where people disagree with each other about which is which.
Open to returning clients and to organizations new to NeuraMetrics.
Summary diagram · illustrative scores
What has changed
Months of client feedback and a substantial technology rebuild went into this. The assessment model is unchanged — the engine underneath it, and everything you touch, is not.
The technology has been substantially updated: a cleaner, faster, more direct way of working, with nothing to install and nothing to maintain on your side.
Existing applications carry a fresh interface and better usability, and the analysis tools now offer a cleaner approach with more options than before.
Applications are grouped into product suites, so it is obvious which ones address business, operational, workforce, compliance or process-improvement needs.
The assessment and intelligence engine can now be configured into new applications far more efficiently, with AI-assisted development cutting the effort required.
Modernization cut what it takes to run and extend the platform. We intend to pass a substantial part of that on through significantly reduced pricing.
Everything sits on the same database it always has. Every survey you ever ran is still there, scored exactly as it was, ready to compare against a new one.
How an assessment works
Every question rolls up. A question scores a best practice, best practices score a category, categories score a section, and the sections give the organization one number it can be measured against next year. Nothing is averaged by hand, and every score can be opened until you reach the individual answers underneath it.
The broad halves of the model — what enables performance, and what implements it.
The disciplines inside each section: process management, measurement, planning.
The practices an organization either has in place or does not. This is where plans get written.
What each respondent was actually asked, and what each of them answered.
The new NeuraTool
Results are never one chart. Executives want the single score, the improvement team wants the weakest practice, and the person running the meeting wants to know whether the room agrees. NeuraTool answers all three from the same compiled data, and every view can be sliced by division, role, region or any group you define.
All four levels in one picture, scored and color-banded. Click any segment to open what sits beneath it.
Two groups, side by side, from the whole survey right down to a single question — with the children of whatever you picked broken out below it.
The shape of performance across a level, with several groups overlaid to see where they diverge.
Importance against score. The practices that matter most and perform worst sit in the corner you care about.
Not how high the score is — how much the organization agrees on it. A high score nobody agrees on is a different problem from a low one everybody sees.
Every scored question with its category and best-practice averages, sortable by any column. Strengths one click, weaknesses the next.
Question by question, with the response distribution and the answer text behind each score.
What people wrote in their own words, grouped by where in the survey they wrote it.
Choice-by-choice breakdowns, with each question shown in its place in the survey.
How the answers spread, rather than where they average — the detail a mean hides.
The specialized readings built into specific assessment models, carried over intact.
Where exposure concentrates, for the assessments built around risk rather than maturity.
Combine and filter demographics into a saved group — a division minus one site, or every manager across three regions — and every chart honors it.
Any two groups compared in one chart, so the difference is the thing on screen rather than something you work out.
Who has responded and how far they got, while the survey is still open.
Any table out to a formatted workbook, for the slide that has to exist by Friday.
Product suites
The same assessment and intelligence engine now sits under applications built for different parts of the business. Pick the domain, and the model, the wording and the analysis come configured for it.
Readiness, maturity and capability across the operating model.
Where exposure exists, and how consistently controls are applied.
How the people doing the work see the way the work is run.
The relaunch offer
To mark the relaunch, one complete application is complimentary — for organizations new to NeuraMetrics as well as for clients coming back to us. Run a real assessment on a real part of the business, read what comes out of it, and decide from there.
Tell us what you are trying to find out, and we point you at the application built for it and configure it for your organization. There is no history to migrate and no software to install — the first survey can be in the field inside a week.
Duplicate and modernize an assessment you already know, or put the engine against a different question entirely. Your accounts are restored and every survey you ever ran is already loaded, scored as it was, ready to measure the new one against.
Tell us the question you want answered and we will tell you which application answers it.