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Omnichannel measurement health check

Twenty questions that show whether your Omnichannel measures help leaders make decisions, or only describe activity.

  • 20questions
  • 5areas
  • 15minutes to complete

Written for Brand, Omnichannel and Commercial Excellence teams that report on customer engagement.

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Why it matters

Many dashboards, few decisions

Most pharma teams have more engagement data than ever. Open rates, attendance, reach and frequency are reported every month. Yet when leadership asks whether engagement is working, the answer is often unclear.

The issue is rarely the amount of data. It is whether the measures in use are trusted, owned, understood across functions and connected to the decisions leaders have to make.

This health check helps you see, in about fifteen minutes, whether your measurement supports decisions, and where it falls short.

What is inside

The areas it covers

  • 1
    Purpose4 questions
  • 2
    Focus4 questions
  • 3
    Trust4 questions
  • 4
    Ownership4 questions
  • 5
    Use in decisions4 questions

Preview

A sample of the questions

  • Can you name the decisions your engagement measures are meant to support?
  • Does leadership agree with that list?
  • Is it clear which business results engagement is expected to influence?
  • Is the time frame for seeing those results agreed in advance?
  • Could you explain your main engagement measures to a new colleague in five minutes?

The full health check includes every question with guidance, a simple way to read your answers, and next steps.

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Last updated 31 October 2026