Analysis Mode

Once you have clicked Start Analysis, you will be in Analysis mode. A status indicator will appear in the upper left corner of your screen that shows the length of the analysis as well as an option to Pause or Stop the analysis session. If you Pause the Analysis, you will be given an option to Resume and continue the analysis. If you Stop Analysis, a CSV (Comma Separated Value) report of the data will be created.

During the analysis session, numbers will appear to the bottom right of faces as they are identified and tracked. This number represents the weighted emotion score of the participant over the past few seconds. 

Our emotion score is based on a scale of -100 to 100, with -100 being absolutely negative (sad, anger, disgust, contempt, scared), 0 being entirely neutral, and 100 being completely positive emotions (happy/surprised). 

Most participants will stay in the range of -5 to 20 throughout a meeting, but blips outside of this range or extended lengths of time on the low or high end can indicate that emotions were high and action may need to be taken to improve in the future.

Ending Analysis

Once you are ready to end your analysis, click Stop Analysis. The data from the session will be aggregated and used to create a CSV report. You will receive a notification when it is ready, usually within just a few moments after stopping the session.

Note: The CSV will save to the default location that is specified in Settings.

You may also be presented with the following pop up that will walk you through how to add a trusted location for an exported excel file. Follow the steps shown or check the Don not show me again option if desired.

Your reports are in a CSV (or Excel) file and they use Macros. Macros can be a security risk for your computer, and are therefore disabled by default.

It is recommended that you create a folder that will be the default location to save your Excel reports and that you define that folder as a safe location as explained above.