The Engagement Level offers an additional perspective for your workforce analysis. Alongside Productivity levels and Activity insights, the Engagement Level provides another layer to surface patterns, helping determine when and how employees are most engaged. This enables you to optimize workflows and identify those in need of support.

Engagement level is a percentage that indicates how engaged employees are based on mouse and keyboard usage. Engagement is calculated for active time periods on the timeline and does not include break time, manual input, or idle periods.

👉 Please note:

This calculation is highly dependent on the nature of the task. Therefore, it is essential to set expectations based on the role and job responsibilities of your employees. When analyzing engagement levels, it is important to keep in mind that lower engagement levels do not necessarily mean employees are not working. They might be involved in activities such as calls or offline meetings, which naturally involve less clicking and scrolling.

Engagement Level feature is turned off by default. To turn it on please follow these few simple steps:

Engagement Level is also an optional column. To see it - just go to Column Selection and choose the Engagement option.
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You can then visit the Activities page and look for the Engagement column in the timeline table.

The percentage represents employees’ engagement for the entire day. If you are checking the data for the current day, it displays data up to the present moment.

You can also view the Engagement Level data by hovering over an active time block on the Activities Timeline. In the popup window, you'll find the Engagement Level broken down into more detailed information, including:

👉 Please note:

This feature is available for Admins by default. For Managers, access is granted if they have permission for the Activities and Timeline pages. There is no specific permission solely dedicated to engagement levels.

Based on our research, we have defined the following engagement level ranges based on the percentage:

We calculate engagement level based on the following formula:

Engagement % = (Active seconds with mouse or keyboard usage / total number of seconds in the active time block) * 100

The Always Active setting does not impact the engagement level formula. This setting prevents employees from going idle but does not affect the mouse and keyboard usage during the active period.

For example, if an employee is on a Google Meet call with the Always Active setting enabled, it's natural for their engagement level to be lower, as they are likely to use the mouse and keyboard less during the call.

Yes, that's correct. In certain activities, an employee might not engage much with the mouse and scroll but still maintains the minimum interactions to prevent going idle.

For instance, activities like calls naturally involve a few clicks or mouse scrolls. When the overall engagement level falls within the range of 0 to 0.49%, we currently represent it as an overall engagement level of 0%.