The “Population Analysis” functionality can be found within the Analytics section of the ConnectedLife platform, accessible to Organisational roles such as Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member.

To utilise this feature, follow these steps:

• Log in to your ConnectedLife dashboard.
• Navigate to the Analytics tab.
• Locate to “Population Analysis” option.

Population Analysis:

Here, Organisational roles can delve into more detailed analysis, including Population Wellness Score and individual User Wellness, alongside Population Engagement metrics. The customizable date feature allows for a focused examination of trends over specific time frames of up to 90 days, offering deeper insights into the dynamics of wellness and engagement within the community or Organisation.

Groups:

This feature facilitates the management and analysis of various groups within the platform. Organisational roles can view Group names, member statistics, and metrics related to Wellness Score and Engagement, enabling targeted interventions and support where needed.

Challenges:

The Challenges section offers a systematic method for evaluating goals. It encompasses Ongoing Challenges, Personal Challenges, Past Challenges, Start Date, End Date, Participants, an All Goals Template, Challenge Analysis, Goals Contribution Distribution, and Participants Engagement. Organisational roles can monitor progress over time. Through Challenge Analysis tools, Organisatinal roles can assess the impact of initiatives and interventions, promoting ongoing enhancement.

Within the ConnectedLife platform, organisational roles like Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member can access the “Ongoing Challenges” functionality under the Analytics section.

To make use of this feature, simply follow these steps:

• Log in to your ConnectedLife dashboard.
• Go to the Analytics tab.
• Look for the “Ongoing Challenges” option within the Key Statistics section.

Once there, you can customise your Key Statistics by choosing specific parameters such as the Start Date, End Date, Engagement, and Participants. This allows for a more tailored and insightful analysis of ongoing challenges and their impact.

“Customise Web Widgets” is a feature nestled within the Analytics section of the ConnectedLife platform. It’s accessible to users holding Organisational roles such as Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member.

Within the customisation options, you have the power to toggle various functionalities on and off with a simple click.

Here’s what you can adjust:

Key Statistics:

• Population Wellness Score
• Population Engagement
• Users
• Ongoing Challenges

Population Analysis:

• Population Wellness Score
• User Wellness Segment
• Population Engagement
• Groups
• Challenges

Population Data Distribution:

• BMI
• Waist Circumference
• High-Intensity Exercise
• Excess Sedentary Time
• Steps
• Active Zone Minutes
• Distance Covered
• Sleep
• Water Intake
• Mood and Stress
• Healthy Diet
• Alcohol
• Smoking

The “Filter” functionality can be found within the Analytics section of the ConnectedLife platform, accessible to Organisational roles such as Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member (STM).

To utilize this feature, follow these steps:

• Log in to your ConnectedLife dashboard.
• Navigate to the Analytics tab.
• Within the Key Statistics section, locate and click on the “Filter” option.

From here, you’ll be able to tailor your Key Statistics by selecting specific parameters:

• Choose the desired Facility.
• Select the Support Team Member (STM) to refine your analysis further.

By customizing these settings, you can access the precise Key Statistics relevant to your needs within the ConnectedLife platform.

Key statistics are fundamental metrics that provide a concise overview of critical aspects within the ConnectedLife Platform. These metrics offer a snapshot of the platform’s overall performance and user engagement, enabling Organisational roles such as Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member to assess participation and wellness trends effectively.

Here’s a breakdown of the key statistics points:

Population Wellness Score: This metric gauges the overall wellness status of the platform’s user population. It serves as an indicator of collective health and wellness trends, allowing administrators to track progress and identify areas for improvement.

Population Engagement: This metric measures the level of engagement among platform users. It encompasses various interactions and activities within the platform, reflecting the extent to which users are actively involved in wellness initiatives and challenges.

Users: The total number of users registered on the platform. This metric provides insights into the platform’s reach and user base, serving as a foundational element for analysing participation and engagement levels.

Filter: Users have the ability to apply filters to customize their data view according to specific parameters. Filters allow for targeted analysis and segmentation of user data, enhancing the depth and relevance of insights derived from the platform.

Ongoing Challenges: This metric highlights the presence of ongoing challenges within the platform. Challenges play a crucial role in driving engagement and fostering behavior change among users, making them an essential component of the platform’s wellness ecosystem.

By focusing on these key statistics, users can gain valuable insights into the overall dynamics of the ConnectedLife Platform, enabling informed decision-making and strategic planning to promote health and wellness initiatives effectively.

The Analytics tab within the ConnectedLife Platform serves as a comprehensive toolkit, integrating various functionalities aimed at harnessing data for insightful analysis. This centralized hub is designed to offer a deep dive into diverse datasets, providing valuable insights into user community or Organisational dynamics across different dimensions. Analytics are accessible to Organisational roles such as Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member.

Key Statistics:

This section presents essential metrics such as Population Wellness Score, Population Engagement, and User statistics, offering a snapshot of overall performance and participation within the platform. Organisational roles can apply filters to tailor the data view according to specific parameters and ongoing challenges.

Population Analysis:

Here, Organisational roles can delve into more detailed analysis, including Population Wellness Score and individual User Wellness, alongside Population Engagement metrics. The customisable date feature allows for a focused examination of trends over specific time frames of up to 90 days, offering deeper insights into the dynamics of wellness and engagement within the community or Organisation.

Groups:

This feature facilitates the management and analysis of various groups within the platform. Organisational roles can view Group names, member statistics, and metrics related to Wellness Score and Engagement, enabling targeted interventions and support where needed.

Challenges:

The Challenges section offers a systematic method for evaluating goals. It encompasses Ongoing Challenges, Personal Challenges, Past Challenges, Start Date, End Date, Participants, an All Goals Template, Challenge Analysis, Goals Contribution Distribution, and Participants Engagement. Organisational roles can monitor progress over time. Through Challenge Analysis tools, users can assess the impact of initiatives and interventions, promoting ongoing enhancement.

Population Data Distribution:

This section offers a comprehensive view of various health and wellness indicators across the population. From BMI and Waist Circumference to activity levels and sleep patterns, Organisational roles can explore a wide range of metrics to gain a holistic understanding of population health trends. Customisable date options allow for flexible analysis over specific time periods of up to 90 days.

In essence, the Analytics tab serves as a powerful tool for data-driven decision-making, enabling dashboard roles to uncover valuable insights and drive positive change for Users through the Organisational roles.

The Analytics tab within the ConnectedLife Platform serves as a comprehensive toolkit, integrating various functionalities aimed at harnessing data for insightful analysis. This centralized hub is designed to offer a deep dive into diverse datasets, providing valuable insights into user community or Organisational dynamics across different dimensions. Analytics are accessible to Organisational roles such as Organisation Admin, Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Member.

Key Statistics:

This section presents essential metrics such as Population Wellness Score, Population Engagement, and User statistics, offering a snapshot of overall performance and participation within the platform. Organisational roles can apply filters to tailor the data view according to specific parameters and ongoing challenges.

Population Analysis:

Here, Organisational roles can delve into more detailed analysis, including Population Wellness Score and individual User Wellness, alongside Population Engagement metrics. The customisable date feature allows for a focused examination of trends over specific time frames of up to 90 days, offering deeper insights into the dynamics of wellness and engagement within the community or Organisation.

Groups:

This feature facilitates the management and analysis of various groups within the platform. Organisational roles can view Group names, member statistics, and metrics related to Wellness Score and Engagement, enabling targeted interventions and support where needed.

Challenges:

The Challenges section offers a systematic method for evaluating goals. It encompasses Ongoing Challenges, Personal Challenges, Past Challenges, Start Date, End Date, Participants, an All Goals Template, Challenge Analysis, Goals Contribution Distribution, and Participants Engagement. Organisational roles can monitor progress over time. Through Challenge Analysis tools, users can assess the impact of initiatives and interventions, promoting ongoing enhancement.

Population Data Distribution:

This section offers a comprehensive view of various health and wellness indicators across the population. From BMI and Waist Circumference to activity levels and sleep patterns, Organisational roles can explore a wide range of metrics to gain a holistic understanding of population health trends. Customisable date options allow for flexible analysis over specific time periods of up to 90 days.

In essence, the Analytics tab serves as a powerful tool for data-driven decision-making, enabling dashboard roles to uncover valuable insights and drive positive change for Users through the Organisational roles.

Learn how to update your Organisation’s Admin profile with ease. Only the Organisation Admin has the authority to make these changes.

Personal Profile:

• Log in to the ConnectedLife Platform using your Organisation Admin credentials.
• Navigate to the personal profile section located at the top right corner of the screen.
• Click on “Personal Profile” to access your account information.
• Update details such as your first name, last name, email address, phone number, and enable/disable 2-factor authentication.
• Save any changes you make.

Settings:

• Just below the personal profile, you’ll find the general settings for your Organisation.
• Click on “Settings” to access these settings.
• Here, you can manage Onboarding Fields, OTP, Invitation Code, and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Settings.

Onboarding Fields:

• This section offers two options: “Personal Profile” and “User Onboarding.”
• “Personal Profile” allows you to customise which fields are visible and required for each role when managing accounts.
• For instance, you can hide or make certain fields mandatory for specific roles.
• “User Onboarding” controls which field mobile app users see during the onboarding process.

Invitation Code:

• Utilize an invitation code to ensure users can only register once on your platform.
• Each invitation link has a unique code that can be used only once.
• Control the expiration time of the invitation code from this section.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA):

• This section provides control over Two-factor authentication (2FA) and its modes.

Make the most out of these features to customise and secure your Organisation’s profile effectively.

This article outlines the step-by-step process for Organisation Admin, to ensure a smooth login experience.

Step 1: Accessing the Correct URL

In your browser’s address bar, input the accurate login URL provided by ConnectedLife.

Step 2: Entering Credentials

Input the valid email address and password associated with your ConnectedLife account and click Sign in.

Step 3: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Following successful credential input, you’ll be prompted to enter your 6-digit PIN.

In this case, we are using a static OTP which is 312800.

Step 4: Completing the Sign-In

Click on the ‘Submit’ button to finalise the login process.

Tips:

• The Login process is the same for Facility Admin, Department Admin, and Support Team Members as well.
• If you forget your password, don’t worry. Simply use the ‘Forgot Password’ option on the dashboard.
• Ensure there are no extra spaces when entering your password.
• Opt to tick the ‘Remember Me’ option for future seamless logins.