A live picture of how work is landing. Not another staff survey.
Free for UK employers. No card, no questions to write, no sales call.
Measuring wellbeing normally hands HR a project: decide what to measure, write or buy the questions, schedule the rounds, chase the responses, then work out what the numbers mean. Most tools help with the last step and leave the rest where it fell.
None of that is your job here.
Everyone answers all nine questions once, so there is a baseline.
Three questions every fortnight, under a minute. The same two every time; one rotates through the other seven.
Two further sections, about the person and their health, sit behind their own consent tick. Everyone answers as much or as little as they like.

The Engine selects the questions from established research. Nobody in HR writes, picks or schedules them. They cover the parts of work that tend to show up later in burnout, absence and people leaving.
Results only ever appear as averages of five or more people. There is no individual view, no team view, no department view and no manager view - the employer picture is the whole organisation, and that is the design, not a missing feature. The five-person floor is enforced in the database, not a setting: below five, no number is calculated at all.
Small groups are labelled as indicative rather than presented as certainty.

Crisis and safety signposting appears on every employee screen and is the same for everyone.
Where someone's answers suggest they may benefit from support, the Engine can privately offer them a relevant next step. Their employer never sees what they answered, whether a next step was offered, or whether it was taken.
Employers can also put the support already inside their schemes - an EAP, virtual GP or physio route, for example - on a page people can reach without logging in.
The measurement approach, the anonymity floor, the small-number rules and what we refuse to claim are all written down.
Broking is our funding model; the IWE is free and is not conditional on any insurance purchase. If you want to see what the broking side looks like across the year, that story lives on its own page: How we work →
The Intelligent Wellbeing Engine is a free, anonymous wellbeing check-in for UK employers, built by Alltoogether, a UK employee-benefits broker and workplace-health platform. The first time, everyone answers nine questions about work and wellbeing, so there is a baseline. After that it is three questions every fortnight, under a minute, from the same set of nine. Employers see how the organisation is doing, as anonymous organisation-wide averages of five or more people. Everyone sees crisis and safety signposting on every screen, the same for every person. Where someone's answers suggest they may benefit from support, the Engine can privately offer them a relevant next step - their employer never sees what they answered or where they went.
No. The Intelligent Wellbeing Engine is a non-clinical wellbeing check-in. It is not a medical or clinical assessment. Crisis and safety signposting, including Samaritans and Mind, appears on every screen and is the same for everyone.
No card, no questions to write, no sales call. Your first picture arrives as soon as five people have answered.
Questions first? Email hello@alltoogether.com or call 0161 515 8570.