Behind every piece of content you share to a screen, there’s always an outcome you want to achieve. However, it’s difficult to attribute the impact this content is making. Screen engagement is tricky to measure, especially with large or distributed workforces or screen networks.

Let's look at 3 examples from a recent workshop we co-hosted with a customer, exploring what their recent internal communications and the desired outcome they hoped the on-screen content would drive:

Content: Executive messages or strategic priorities for the company

Outcome: We want to raise employee awareness and to adjust behavior

Content: Communicate upcoming Town Hall meetings

Outcome: We want employees to participate and join the session

Content: Communicate that there is a new employee survey to complete

Outcome: We want people to take the survey

These all sound fairly straight forward when you break them down, but the question remains - how can you tell that the displayed content is helping you achieve the desired outcomes?

This is where the QR code service and Metrics within ScreenCloud come in. You now have the ability to measure the QR codes generated within ScreenCloud. 

Once the content is up on-screen, check out the Metrics tab to see how many people are interacting with it (measured via scans). You'll not only be able to see which screens and which locations pick up the most traffic, but also on which day to see which screens are the most highly engaged with. 

The QR code metrics feature is only part of the Pro or Enterprise pricing plan. Please contact your customer success manager if this feature isn't already available in your account, or contact our support team at support@screencloud.com if you wish to upgrade your pricing plan. 

Circling back to the examples above – instead of simply advertising the Town Hall, why not encourage them to RSVP via a QR code? Or, instead of just announcing a new survey, provide them with a QR code to download the survey to complete there and then. You’ll likely see more responses too.

To start measuring your screen engagement, you first need to generate a QR code within Studio. You can do this through the following methods:

Using a link: When uploading a link to Studio, enable the "Display QR code" option to add a QR code in the corner, allowing viewers to quickly scan and visit your website when displayed on screen. Click here to learn more.

Canvas editor: ScreenCloud's in-app design editor Canvas allows anyone to quickly generate a QR code using a link to your design. Click here to learn more. 

Ask a Question app: The Ask a Question app offers a quick and easy way to gather opinions or survey responses without requiring an email. When creating a question, you can include a link that generates a QR code, which can be tracked via the Metrics tab.

How have you been using QR codes? Or, do you need some help getting started with either QR codes or Metrics? You can find a list of apps which support QR codes and metrics here! 

This feature currently sits on our Pro Plan, so if you’re a customer already but can’t see it in your account, please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or Support at support@screencloud.com and we’ll get you sorted.

Alternatively, if you’re not yet a ScreenCloud customer but would like to discuss the merits of digital signage for your organization, get in touch with Sales here: https://screencloud.com/contact

With ScreenCloud, you can now generate QR codes and track employee engagement all within our Canvas app

If you’ve been wanting to get more strategic around the content you share, this one’s for you – ScreenCloud’s new QR code service and Metrics tab enables you to track employee interaction with your screens.

ScreenCloud Metrics Tab: You can now track your employees’ ‘screen engagement’ via QR codes

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ScreenCloud Metrics Tab: You can now track your employees’ ‘screen engagement’ via QR codes

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