Wellness audience targeting, private by design.
Segment and deploy wellness initiatives by department, location, age, language, or aggregate health risk while keeping all participant identities completely confidential.
- DepartmentEngineering, OperationsSet
- Age range30 to 45Set
- Health-risk codeElevated risk cohortSet
and will be enrolled
The list of users is not displayed, to protect individual privacy.
Illustrative sample data.
Vantage Fit aims a challenge by country, city, department, gender, age range, language or health-risk category. Target by health and you get a headcount, never a name list. Targeted challenges are private automatically.
Seven ways to draw the audience.
Combine any of these to land on exactly the group a challenge is for, from one office to the whole company.
- Country
- City
- Department
- Gender
- Age range
- Language
- Health-risk code
Where they are
Country, city and department, so a regional or team challenge reaches only that group.
Who they are
Gender, age range and preferred language, for content and challenges that fit.
Health risk, safely
Reach a risk category such as heart, diabetes or thyroid, by count only, never by name.
You see the size of the group.
Support specific employee health needs while maintaining total participant confidentiality.
Aggregate headcount display
The admin dashboard shows the total number of eligible participants for campaign planning.
Private campaign visibility
Targeted initiatives appear exclusively on the home screens of matching participants.
High-level wellness categories
Programs group participants using general wellness areas derived from annual health risk assessments.
Aggregate workforce views live in workforce health insights.
Enrolled directly, or matched automatically.
Employees join seamlessly without searching for challenges or manual sign-ups.
Direct manual additions
Search and add specific participants or upload entire cohorts at once via CSV.
Rule-based auto-enrollment
Set audience criteria and all matching employees are enrolled immediately.
Fair scoring for late joiners
Participants added mid-challenge accumulate points from their join date, without retroactive points or penalties.
Eight broad risk categories, no readings.
Health targeting works at the level of a category, drawn from the health assessment, never an individual biomarker number.
Every result is an aggregate cohort count. The people behind it remain hidden.
- HeartA cardiac-risk category, by count only.
- DiabetesBlood-sugar risk as a category, never a reading.
- ThyroidA thyroid-risk category.
- LiverA liver-risk category.
- KidneyA kidney-risk category.
- Blood healthA blood-health risk category, for example anaemia-related.
- Vitamin D and B12A deficiency-risk category.
- InflammationAn inflammation-risk category.
Every rule you add narrows the audience.
Rules combine with AND. Each one narrows the group, and health still returns only a count.
One rule
Set the city to Bangalore and 1,200 people match. Add them and move on.
Two rules with AND
Add Hindi as a second rule and the 1,200 narrows to 480. Still a count, still no names.
Add a health category
Add a heart-risk category on top and the result becomes a headcount only. No name is shown or exported.
How to target a challenge without exposing health.
Four straightforward steps to reach the right audience while safeguarding employee privacy.
Define audience rules
Start a challenge in the admin console and specify your target audience.
Select demographic criteria
Filter by country, city, department, gender, age range, or language to generate manageable participant lists.
Add a health-risk category
Apply a health risk filter to automatically convert the recipient list into a privacy-protected headcount.
Launch privately
Publish the challenge. It launches privately and remains visible only to matching participants.
Targeting, and its limits
Targeting is set in the admin dashboard when you build or manage a challenge.
Target the right people, measured in the same participation number.
Reach the right people, respect every one.
See how targeting is built, how the privacy count works, and how enrollment runs, in a 30-minute walkthrough.