How to launch: Your first 45 days

Many announce the Celpax a few weeks before to explain the Why, create awareness and get buy-in.

Data also shows that creating a well-being team is beneficial,

8 leaders share how they launched.
You can test the buttons up until the Celpax is hanging on your wall, and you ask us to activate.
Our weekly email will show you the previous week's results.

Day 1

Launch with the help of the communications templates and hang posters.
The first 14 days is your warm-up period: Many want to test how the Celpax works and some might press more than usual to check out the green and red lights. Statistically speaking, the novelty effect means the system isn’t stable. You first need to establish a routine.
Who will be responsible for acting on the results? Invite all your dept managers, team managers, etc. A great workplace is everyone's job!

Your colleagues have pressed for a few days now. Perhaps say thanks for participating so they know you're listening?
Keep your ears open. How are people reacting?
Get managers at all levels talking with people to see if you need to take early action (hang a "you are anonymous" poster, etc).

Start the conversation! Use the Green/Red word document to spark conversation. Start with the CEO asking her/his team "What makes us press green?". Then get dept managers, team leaders, etc to copy that behaviour and do the same with their team.
Make the Green/Red a natural part of your daily huddle, weekly/monthly/All-staff meeting, etc.

Time to share the preliminary Mood KPI with your whole team! Good leaders realize that the result belongs to everyone.
Some people need to hear the results verbally, others need a sketch on a whiteboard, and some prefer to read texts. Use our templates.
Worried about communicating a low result? Show a part of the result: "Yesterday we got 58% green, thank you for pressing!" or something related to participation.
Our data show that face-to-face conversations is THE fastest way to improve employee morale. A popular question to start a dialogue is "What makes us press the green button?". More hints here.

Hang a new poster next to the Celpax. The longer a communication hangs on the wall, the less people will "see" it. Surprise your colleagues!

Celebrate that you have 30 days of data! Share your preliminary Mood KPI.
"The longer I’m a leader, the more I realize that communicating something once is the equivalent of not communicating it at all" Users who regularly share their results and ask what is behind the red get higher participation. People are curious! (and many will be interested in letting you know how to have greener days)

You've unlocked your Mood KPI! It's based on the last 30 days of data. It’s a moving average. Think of it as what results to expect on a normal day.
Successful leaders share the results regularly with all coworkers.
Use our API to show the results on your intranet, or screens.

Revise the results - as a team - at your regular meetings.
As you talk to your employees and start fixing what makes them press red, your baseline will tell you if your efforts work = your Mood KPI should go up.
One popular technique is explained here.
Measure. Talk. Improve. Repeat!

Ask what makes people press green, talk about how you can fix the red (2 min techniques to improve here) and try to fix things
Share the results regularly with all your employees (otherwise, people stop giving feedback)

“Let the employees bring forward suggestions on how to improve employee morale”
91% leave work having had a good day here. Is it Google? Facebook? Take a guess.