Observational Assessments folder

The following measures and attributes are found in the Observational Assessments folder in the Data Catalogue:

Name	Type	Definition
Number of Users Not Observed	Measure	The number of users that have not been observed via an observational assessment, out of the total number of users assigned a manager. A user must have a manager to be observed via an observational assessment.
Number of Observational Assessment Sessions	Measure	The number of observational assessment sessions that have been started. Note: A user must have a manager to be observed via an observational assessment.
Number of Observed Users	Measure	The number of users that have been observed via an observational assessment. Note: A user must have a manager to be observed via an observational assessment.
Number of Managers Observing All Their Reportees %	Measure	The number of managers that observed all the reportees in their team via observational assessments, as a percentage of managers registered on the Fuse instance.
Number of Users Not Observed %	Measure	The total number of users that have not been observed via an observational assessment, as a percentage of users that have been assigned a manager.
Number of Users Observed %	Measure	The total number of users that have been observed via an observational assessment, as a percentage of users that have been assigned a manager.
Avg Scale Answer (Observation)	Measure	The average score given to a question in an observational assessment, if a scale question has been selected.
Managers Observing All Their Reportees	Measure	The number of managers that have observed their entire team via observational assessments.
OA Answer Text	Attribute	The answer field (text field) for a question in the observational assessment.
OA Question Answer Type	Attribute	The type of answer that can be provided for the question in an observational assessment. Depending on the question, a user can: Select multiple correct answers Select a single correct answer Enter a free text answer Select a number on a scale from 1-5 or 1-10.
OA Question Id	Attribute	The unique identifier for the question in the observational assessment. Questions are displayed in the Analyzer tool as text of the question, not an ID.
OA Section	Attribute	The title of the section in an observational assessment.
OA Session Id	Attribute	The unique identifier for the observational assessment session. An observational assessment is created as a template. The template can then be reused for multiple different users or the same users.
OA Session Status	Attribute	The status of the observational assessment session. The status indicates whether a session is ongoing (has started) or is finished (all questions are answered). You can use the end date type to visualise when the session was completed, whereas start date refers to when the session started
OA Status	Attribute	The availability status of an observational assessment in the Fuse instance. An observational assessment can be: Archived Drafted Published
OA Title	Attribute	The title of the observational assessment.
OA Users Given Answer	Measure	The number of users that answered a question in the observational assessment. This metric is useful when analysing particular questions within an observational assessment or understanding drop off rates.
Observational Assessment Id	Attribute	The unique identifier for the observational assessment.
OA Scale Answer Value	Measure	The answer selected by the user for a Scale question type, in an observational assessment.
Users Observed at Least Once	Measure	The number of users that have been observed via an observational assessment at least once.
Users Observed at Least Twice	Measure	The number of users that have been observed via an observational assessment at least twice.
Selected Answer in Observation Assessment	Attribute	The answer selected by the user in multiple choice questions, in an observational assessment.
Number of Times Answer is Chosen in the Observational Assessment	Measure	The number of times an answer for a particular multiple choice question in the observational assessment was chosen by the user.