ISO 45003 & WHS Act Aligned

Measure What Matters Most—Your People's Wellbeing

The stress-risk intelligence platform that maps psychosocial hazards across 12 scientifically validated dimensions, delivering actionable insights aligned with ISO 45003 and WHS Act requirements.

ISO 45003 Aligned WHS Act Aligned 12 Validated Modules Industry Benchmarking
The Question

Is your organization psychologically healthy?

We help organizations answer five critical questions.

01

Are our people psychologically safe?

Whether employees can raise concerns, ask for help and admit mistakes without penalty.

02

Are our workplace conditions supporting mental health?

Whether the way work is organized protects wellbeing or quietly erodes it.

03

Are the ways we work creating unnecessary stress?

Which demands are productive pressure, and which are avoidable strain.

04

Where are organizational risks concentrated?

Whether difficulty is spread evenly or clustered in particular teams and roles.

05

What should leadership address first?

Which conditions to change now, and which to keep under review.

Employee wellbeing tells you how your people are doing.

ThriveMetrics helps you understand the organizational conditions that shape why.

What We Assess

12 Interconnected Organizational Health Dimensions

ThriveMetrics examines the organizational conditions that influence psychological health — not just how employees feel, but what in the organization is shaping how they feel.

01

Psychological Health & Safety

Psychological safety, workplace mental health, stress and burnout risk

02

Team & Social Support

Team relationships, belonging, collaboration and social support

03

Leadership & Management

Leadership behaviour, fairness, trust and managerial practices

04

Workload & Job Design

Work demands, role clarity, autonomy, workload and job design

05

Growth & Career Security

Learning, development, career opportunities and job security

06

Culture & Values

Organizational values, fairness, respect, inclusion and cultural health

07

Communication

Information flow, transparency, feedback and communication quality

08

Resources & Infrastructure

Tools, staffing, resources, systems and operational support

09

Work–Life Recovery

Recovery, work–life integration, rest and sustainable work patterns

10

Change & Stability

Change management, uncertainty, adaptability and organizational stability

11

Governance & Ethics

Ethical climate, governance, accountability and risk controls

12

Rewards & Fairness

Recognition, compensation, fairness and perceived organizational justice

A focused 56-question screening covers all twelve dimensions in about 12 minutes.

The Difference

From survey data to organizational intelligence

Most employee surveys tell organizations what people are experiencing. ThriveMetrics goes further.

WHERE

risk exists.

WHY

it may be occurring.

HOW

it is distributed across the organization.

WHICH

risks are becoming concentrated.

WHAT

may happen if the underlying conditions remain unchanged.

WHERE

intervention should begin.

Our Intelligence Engine

Powered by proprietary OSRA™ analytics

ThriveMetrics combines multidimensional organizational assessment with proprietary analytics. Simple to understand. Difficult to replicate.

OSRA™

Organizational Stress Risk Analytics

Identifies organizational conditions associated with stress and psychological risk.

SCI

Stress Concentration Index

Identifies where stress is concentrated within organizational dimensions or groups.

PFI

Protective Factor Index

Identifies organizational conditions actively protecting psychological health and resilience.

V/I

Variability & Inequality

Identifies whether employee experiences are relatively uniform, or highly uneven across teams and roles.

PRA

Predictive Risk Analytics

Identifies emerging patterns in burnout, attrition, leadership, culture, psychological safety and job insecurity risk.

Simple outside. Sophisticated inside.

Leaders get language they recognise. Underneath sits the analytical depth that makes the answer trustworthy.

Why One Score Is Not Enough

A high workload is not automatically a high-risk organization

Stress is one signal of organizational health. Consider two organizations.

Organization A

  • High workload
  • Strong leadership
  • High autonomy
  • Good team support
  • Strong recovery

Potentially manageable organizational demand.

Organization B

  • Moderate workload
  • Poor leadership
  • Low psychological safety
  • Weak communication
  • Poor recovery

Potentially high organizational risk.

This is why ThriveMetrics does not reduce organizational health to a single stress score. We examine the system of conditions surrounding the employee experience.

How It Works

From measurement to action

Measure → Detect → Understand → Predict → Intervene → Monitor

01

Measure

Capture employee perceptions of critical organizational conditions across all twelve dimensions.

56 questions · 12 min avg

02

Detect

Identify areas of organizational strength, strain and emerging risk.

Heatmaps · Risk tiers

03

Understand

Analyze patterns, concentration, variability and protective factors.

SCI · PFI · Variability

04

Predict

Identify potential future risks and vulnerable organizational areas.

Predictive risk tags

05

Intervene

Convert intelligence into prioritized HR, leadership, EAP and organizational interventions.

Owners · Timelines

06

Monitor

Track whether organizational health is improving over time.

90-day pulse · Trends

One Platform

Three levels of intelligence

Executive Level

Organizational Health Intelligence

A clear picture of the organization's psychological health, resilience and sustainability.

HR Level

Organizational Health Domains

Psychological safety, workplace mental health, leadership, workload, culture, team support, communication, growth, resources, recovery, change and governance.

Analytics Level

Proprietary Intelligence

OSRA™, Stress Concentration Index, Variability & Inequality, Protective Factor Index and Predictive Risk Analytics.

Why ThriveMetrics

See the Difference

Capability ThriveMetrics Generic Surveys Wellness Apps
12-dimension organizational health framework
Identifies the conditions behind the experience
ISO 45003 / WHS Act alignment
Department-level heatmaps
Stress concentration & inequality analysis
Protective factor measurement
Predictive risk analytics
Industry benchmarking Basic
AI-generated organizational intelligence CSV Only
Actionable Intelligence

From risk to priority

ThriveMetrics does not simply tell you there is a problem. It helps answer what the problem is, where it is concentrated, what may be driving it, who may be most affected, what is protecting employees, and what should be addressed first.

Executive Narrative

A plain-English summary leaders can act on, derived from the scores rather than written around them.

Where Risk Is Concentrated

Whether difficulty is spread evenly or clustered in particular teams, roles or dimensions.

What Is Protecting Employees

The conditions already working, so improvement does not come at the cost of what is holding up.

Industry Benchmarking

Compare your results against industry averages to understand where you stand relative to peers.

Organizational Health Intelligence

Generated in seconds

Insight

Executive Summary

Protective Factor Index

68.8%

Adequate

Stress Concentration

Contained

Not clustered

Prioritized Actions

Critical Workload & Job Design Review 30 days
High Supervisory Support 90 days
Medium Recovery & Disconnection 60 days
The Critical Distinction

Psychological safety is part of a larger system

Psychological safety matters. Workplace mental health matters. Employee wellbeing matters. But none of them exists in isolation.

Leadership Work design Culture Workload Resources Communication Career security Team relationships Recovery Change Governance

ThriveMetrics connects these conditions, because psychologically healthy organizations are built — not simply surveyed.

Security & Privacy

Built With Trust in Mind

Your employees' data deserves serious protection. Here's how we safeguard it.

Anonymous by Design

Responses are never linked to employee identities.

SSL/TLS Encryption

All data transmitted over HTTPS with enforced SSL. Secure token-based assessment access.

Tenant Isolation

Each organization's data is fully isolated. Cross-tenant data access is architecturally impossible.

ISO 45003 Aligned

Framework designed around international psychosocial hazard management standards.

Token-Based Access

Assessments use unique cryptographic tokens. No employee login required, no credentials stored.

Minimum Reporting Thresholds

Results are only reported in groups of 5 or more, to prevent identification in small teams.

Our Promise

We help organizations understand the conditions that create psychological health—or undermine it.

Measure. Understand. Act. Thrive.

Free pilot available. No credit card required.