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This report will give you a great indication of the health of your team. Then decide whether to upgrade to the full report.
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Gives you an overall indication of team health and cohesion
Nine scores to help you understand how your team works together
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Easily share the results with your team or colleagues
Clever algorithms crunch all your team data and calculate an overall team score. We call this the TeamLytica Cohesion Index (TLci)
It’s colour-coded for ease of use. Green is good, amber is ok and red means your team is struggling in certain areas.
Book DemoEach of the nine category scores is available for you. This gives you and your team a breakdown of each of the major categories within the report. All are colour-coded for ease of use.
Click here to understand more about the nine categories.
All your data and your free report is available to view on your private dashboard. Interrogate your data, share with colleagues or export to PDF
We’ll keep your data safe until you need it so, at any time in the future, you can upgrade to the full dashboard and benefit from your detailed reporting and team-specific insights and actions
From the dashboard you can print your summary report with the TLci Cohesion Index and nine Category scores.
DownloadWe don’t unless you have purchased a paid report and then not added your team members.
If team members have been added to the system and questionnaires sent out, then I’m afraid we can’t offer a refund.
If you have purchased multiple team reports via an invoice ad you know longer need all the teams then please contact us to discuss your purchase options.
There are lots of definitions of a team – here’s one we really like:
A team is a group of individuals, all working together for a common purpose. The individuals comprising a team ideally should have common goals, common objectives and more or less think on the same lines. Of which, the full text can be found here
From our perspective, we consider a team to be a functional working unit that has roughly 5-15 people within it (this can vary). They will have shared goals and values and be working for the same manager and outcomes.
If teams are larger than this, then they become difficult to manage and control so are split into smaller subsets. We’d consider these smaller subsets as the real teams.
Teams can be made up of any seniority from the Board (a team, to senior managers and then right down to the lowest levels of the hierarchy within the organisation.
If you need help distinguishing your teams, then feel free to give us a ring and we’ll happily discuss the right way forward with you.
Yes, we never publish individual responses so your team can change as a little bit or completely – the end result will be a change in your scores and actions.
The free data report is kept for one year from the first date of publishing. If you upgrade to the full report we’ll keep your data indefinitely.
That’s simple. All your data from the team questionnaires will have been saved. All you need to do is click one of the upgrade buttons and pay the fee. This will then unlock all functions and data from the full report.
Yes, completely free to you. You’ll never be charged for the free report with its limited functionality. And, you can upgrade at any time.
We really care about making teams being better at what they do. We have decades of experience in developing, managing and leading teams, leaders and managers in a wide variety of sectors, geographies and seniorities. TeamLytica helps share that knowledge and experience to help you and your teams achieve more through our four step approach which we call KITE; K = Knowledge. I = Insights, T = Training and E = Empowerment.
We offer both free summary reports and the full paid report.
Check out the Why TeamLytica page to learn more about their experiences.
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This is a good question. There is no minimum or maximum number you can have in your team. However, be aware, that if you have less than five team members then the results can be heavily skewed by just one person. Likewise, if you have a large team then the results will average out more and be less definitive. We reckon most teams will be between 5-15 people.
Yes we do. We are keen to offer TeamLytica at a reduced rate to not-for-profit organisations as we believe in giving back to society. Just contact us and we’ll be happy to chat through your requirements and how we can help.
For single teams, we take direct payment through our payment gateway on the platform (via Stripe). You can pay via any major credit card.
For multiple teams, we’re happy to take payment via a credit card or, contact us if you’d prefer to be invoiced.
You can only change upwards – from the free to the paid report. We don’t offer refunds once a report has been delivered.
Your data and security is extremely important to us. Your data is encrypted on our database and no one can access the database in any way. No individual questionnaire responses are ever reported on to protect the confidentiality of our clients.
We strive to maintain world class standards with hosting via Ionos Web Services including (more here):
At the moment, TeamLytica is in the early stages of development and rollout. We are yet to build any integrations but will happily log your suggestions on what links would be most useful for users.
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The free trial is a free TeamLytica report available to a team or teams within your organisation. They are provided to give you an opportunity to review your team through the included scores. They included the overall Cohesion score for the team as well as each of the nine categories included within the main report.
The free report can be upgraded at any time to reveal the full analysis of your team. This would include the over stress and morale of the team, the in-depth 54 questions and the insights and actions generated by the system based on your scores.
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