Purpose: Turn your overall assessment result into a clear, executive-ready narrative you can use for reporting, governance, and board discussions, without specialist interpretation.

When to use this

• You have completed an assessment and want a plain-language summary of where your safety culture sits
• You need a defensible starting point for a leadership or board conversation
• You want to surface top strengths and priority focus areas quickly

What you get
A narrative covering the current state of your safety culture in plain language, the key strengths, and the areas that matter most right now. It is written to be shared as-is with leaders who were not involved in the assessment.

Generate you Executive Summary

1. Click into the ‘Assessment’ Tab
2. Click 'Generate Executive Summary'
3. When generated, click 'View More'
4. Review your insights, use the Copy option to insert into reports
5. When changes are made, click 'Refresh' to generate updated insights.

Purpose: Get a focused summary for a single module so you can understand that area in isolation and decide where to start.

When to use this

• The overall summary has pointed you toward a module you want to understand in more depth
• You need to brief a team or owner responsible for one specific area
• You want to compare priorities across modules before committing to a focus

What you get
A plain-language read on that module's current state, what is working, and where the priority gaps sit. Useful for handing a single area to the person or team who owns it.

Generate Module Summaries

1. Click into any Module
2. Click ‘Generate Module Summary’ and wait for the module summary to compile
3. Review the module-specific strengths and focus areas

Purpose: Get practical, actionable guidance on what is typically required to move a specific element up to its next Level or Rater.

When to use this

• You know which element you want to improve and need to understand what "better" looks like
• Your team needs clarity on what change is required, not just that change is needed
• You are building an improvement plan and want a practical reference point per element

What you get
A clear explanation of what progress looks like for that element and the practical steps usually needed to advance it, written to support planning and team discussion.

Generate Element-Level Guidance

1. Click into an individual Element
2. Click ‘Generate Guidance’
3. Review the actionable steps describing what is typically required to reach the next Level or Rater.