Curation burden
Every workshop, every action, every reminder built by HR hand. Not scalable, and not survivable when staff change.
Classic wellbeing is a full-time job: curating, promoting, evaluating, reporting. VitalHero runs on its own, from onboarding to CFO report. HR steers the dashboard, not the programme.
Why HR-driven wellbeing fails, and automated wellbeing delivers:
Wellbeing is often handed to an HR person on top of everything else. Curating content, planning sessions, building reports, the engine only runs while energy keeps flowing in. The moment they leave, the programme collapses.
Every workshop, every action, every reminder built by HR hand. Not scalable, and not survivable when staff change.
Sick rate in one sheet, engagement score in another, no integrated picture, no CFO-ready overview.
HR colleagues aren't product and data teams. Personalisation, behavioural mechanics, EBITDA models don't emerge that way, they need a platform team behind them.
Vital data and energy health. Measures what really matters.
Shared routines, team challenges, visible participation.
Leaders get a mirror and tools, no coaching theatre.
Anonymised insights, EBITDA translation, CFO-ready reporting.
We measure energy, participation and risk anonymously through the VitalHero app. The CFO immediately sees a first EBITDA-at-Risk estimate.
We translate the data into a Human Capital Risk Map: which clusters, functions and sites carry how much profit-at-risk.
The Performance Operating System goes live: buddy programmes, KPI radar, monthly CFO briefings. The lever is measurable, or your money back.
Three questions, one ballpark. No email required.
Model based on Deloitte/BCG/McKinsey benchmarks (~€15,000/FTE productivity loss + turnover cost). Not advice, only a ballpark.
Start €-Profit AuditNo workshop. No talk. No pilot project that takes 6 months. In 14 days you’ll see how corporate health without HR overhead in your organisation responds to the VitalHero mechanism, with real numbers, not glossy slides.
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