What makes people want to stay?
Understand what employees value and where pressures may be building, while there is still an opportunity to respond.
Put EHS to work →Read: concerns before people leaveEmployee Happiness Score brings a consistent score, employee feedback and Check-ins together. Understand what people value, where work feels difficult and what deserves your attention.
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“For the first time we could see how our people genuinely felt about working here.”Thea McCormack, HR Director, Potters ResortsRead their story →
Understand what employees value and where pressures may be building, while there is still an opportunity to respond.
Put EHS to work →Read: concerns before people leaveBring employee views into leadership conversations. Read the score with participation and the feedback behind it.
Explore the People KPI →Read: what an average can hideFind a useful next step, give it an owner and tell people what will happen. Keep listening as things change.
Build a listening rhythm →Read: who owns the responseOne question, five labelled faces and space for an explanation. Revisit the same measure over time, with participation and feedback to give it context.
Cycles are anonymous by default. A verified score is released after collection closes and the participation requirement is met.
Understand the score and verification →Explore a specific issue or hear how a change is working. Share a QR code or direct link to an open Check-in, or invite people by email or SMS.
Check-ins add context between Cycles. Their responses stay separate from the EHS score.
Explore listening between Cycles →Ask EHS helps authorised users explore feedback. Read it alongside the original comments, then agree a response with the people who can act.
Our approach to AI →Practical perspectives on employee happiness, chosen to help you decide what to explore next.

The same headline can describe very different employee experiences. See what to examine alongside the number.
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A short perspective on who responded, whose experience may be missing and what that means for your next conversation.
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Compare the questions and understand why EHS is a better choice for measuring how work feels.
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See how Potters Resorts brought employee feedback into conversations about working life, with HR exploring the themes and managers opening discussions with their teams.
Read the Potters story →The immediate value of EHS is understanding your own organisation. A consistent question and method give each Cycle a common starting point.
Our longer-term ambition is to build an industry benchmark for how work feels. That starts with consistent measurement, clear context and responsible interpretation.
Understand the question, response scale, verification and how to read a result.
Explore the EHS Method →Use employee experience alongside your other business measures, with the feedback that explains it.
Explore the People KPI →Find more in EHS Answers, or bring your questions to a demo.
A consistent measure you can return to, supported by the comments behind it. Check-ins help you explore specific topics between Cycles, so listening can inform a continuing leadership conversation.
Yes. Check-ins provide focused listening between EHS Cycles, through email, SMS, QR codes or direct links. Their responses are reported separately from the headline score.
EHS Cycles are anonymous by default, with voluntary identity disclosure. Check-ins may be anonymous or named according to their settings. Comments can contain recognisable details, so the invitation and response screen should explain the arrangement clearly.
Choose EHS Complete if you want to continue. See the current pricing and terms, or talk through the right starting point for your organisation in a demo.
See how EHS can help you understand their experience and choose a useful next step.
First 90 days free. No card required.