It is the first question anyone asks about a wellbeing evaluation and most platforms answer it badly, because the honest answer is "a thank-you screen". Here the individual gets a vault: their results, their history, and tools that keep working after the evaluation closes.
Every score with the reasoning behind it, in plain language rather than a number and a colour.
Purpose work, and a mood log that builds a picture over time rather than a single snapshot.
Commit to an outcome that matters to them, with check-ins and a scorecard. This is the part that turns knowing into doing.
Show Me walks through their results one step at a time, and Your Story lays every evaluation they have done out as a timeline. Not on the Kids or Youth editions.
Each score as a vessel filling towards its mark, beside the population average, with an Orbit view in three dimensions.
Beside the State of Wellbeing they chose, a dot shows where their answers place them. It says when the two agree, and it is never a verdict.
Any two of their own evaluations side by side, with the movement in every PERMA+H score.
Every evaluation they have completed, so they can see their own trajectory rather than only this quarter.
A conversation with Mia about their own results, typed, spoken or by phone, opening from the three areas worth attention. Nothing they say reaches their employer.
Organisations see cohorts, suppressed below a minimum number of responses. The vault is the individual's, and where an organisation can reach an individual record at all it is a separately enabled choice rather than a default.
That boundary is what makes the answers worth having. People tell the truth to an evaluation they believe is confidential and manage their answers on one they do not.