
One click a day from each employee. A live picture of how your people actually feel.
Annual engagement surveys tell you how people felt months ago. By the time results land, the moment - and often the person - has gone.
Rate my Day asks for a one-click sentiment each day and aggregates the results into a live wellbeing trend leaders can act on.
Takes two seconds - so people actually do it.
Individual responses are never exposed.
Aggregated wellbeing insight over time, by team.
Tune the question and scale to your culture.
Every web part is £249 a year on its own - or get it as part of the Complete Bundle, which covers all 18 apps for up to 500 users.
Start a free trial on Microsoft Marketplace, or buy the annual licence directly.
Within one business day you get the package, step-by-step install guide and licence key.
Your admin uploads it to the tenant app catalogue - typically under an hour. Managed install available.
Site owners add Rate my Day to any page like a native web part. Updates included.
A tenant licence for Rate my Day, quarterly updates, compatibility patches for SharePoint and Graph API changes, and email support during business hours. No separate setup fee.
Usually, yes. The Complete Bundle (all 18 web parts) is from £2,499/yr for up to 500 users - £138.83 per app versus £249 standalone. If you need three or more web parts, the bundle costs less per app.
Your own SharePoint admin uploads the package to the tenant app catalogue using our step-by-step guide - typically well under a day. Prefer us to do it? Ask about the managed install service before purchase.
Web parts that read Microsoft 365 data use standard read-only Microsoft Graph permissions, requested once and approved by your admin. No data ever leaves your tenant.
Yes. All our web parts are built on modern SPFx and work in Viva Connections home sites, communication sites, team sites and SharePoint pages embedded as Teams tabs.
Free trial on Microsoft Marketplace, from £249 a year (up to 500 users) to keep it - or book a demo to see it running first.