Instant analysis allows survey subscribers to view the salary and other data interactively. You can drill down into the information, look at the survey exluding your own data, look at the jobs that you match only, produce comparative charts showing your position vs the rest and run tailored reports to Excel or pdf. The first step is to access the Instant Analysis from your Client Homepage.

1. Log on to the 'Client Homepage'

Click on 'Login' in the top right hand side of our home page:
Use your username and password to log in. (If you can't remember your password, click on the 'Forgotten Password' link and they will be emailed to you automatically.)

Once this is complete, the client home page loads:

2. Loading 'Instant Analysis'.

Click on the 'Instant Analysis - Your Results' link:

After agreeing to the privacy agreement and clicking the submit button, the page will load.

3. Using 'Instant Analysis'.

Select the survey you would like to analyse:

Use the Report Manager on the right to get an analysis for one job (the 'Single Job' default setting), for all of the jobs in a function 'Function', for jobs that you want to select from the survey 'Selected Jobs' or for an analysis of the survey data by level 'Level Analysis' (this may not apply to all surveys) Choose 'Multiple Pay Elements: Yes' if you want to look at all of the elements of pay covered by the survey: basic, bonus, car, etc.

Once you have decided, choose a job, jobs or function from the jobs list on the left hand side by clicking the function title and/or job title:

Chart Gallery
Once you click on the job, tables and graphs of the analysis results for that job will be displayed. Clicking on the thumbnail charts will give you a full size chart in a new window. Right click on this chart to access 'Save Picture As':

Salary Tables

Below the Charts and Output Options there are tables showing the survey analysis for a function or for the selected jobs. You can get to these tables by clicking on the Analysis Table button.

The tables show incumbent weighted analysis results (all of the salaries paid to the individual job matches are included), the company weighted analysis results (the job matches of each company are averaged and the analysis is of one salary level from each company matching) and at the bottom is an analysis of your own match data.

4. Output

You can refine your results using the jobs menu on the left hand side. Here you can stipulate which pay elements to include in the analysis , you can remove your own data from the analysis and you can apply other filters (e.g. turnover, region). This menu also allows you to exclude jobs which you have not matched.

 

You can use the Drill Down options to exclude job matches who do not receive the pay element you are interested in. For example, if you use this for the pay element 'car allowance' you will exclude all matches with no car allowance which enables you to ensure you are looking at a group of job holders with similar entitlements.

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And pay elements in the Drill Down drop-down menu.

"After changing your selection It's important to remember that you must re-analyse for the results to refresh."

 

4. Output

To get your personalised report in pdf format or Excel click either of these choices.

4. Output

In pdf the output is in survey format with numbered pages and a contents page. There are summaries as well as individual pages for individual jobs you have selected.

In Excel

In the Excel output the figures are dropped into worksheets.