Story Snaps
Employee Voices, Real Insights
Capture the Workplace Experience
Story Snaps is FacilityQuest’s simple, mobile-first tool that gives employees a voice in shaping the workplace. Using their phone, employees can quickly “snap” feedback about their environment — things they like, things they don’t, or something they wish they had. The platform can also be used to answer questions, like “where do you go for quiet work?”
It’s a fast, fun, authentic way to capture the real employee experience.
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Why It Matters
Workplaces aren’t just desks and meeting rooms — they’re where people think, collaborate, and create.
Traditional data (like observation studies or noise readings) tells you what’s happening. Story Snaps captures the “why.”
With Story Snaps, you’ll discover:What employees love about the workplace
Pain points that frustrate or distract them
Ideas and wishes for making the office better
Context behind space usage patterns
How It Works
Snap an Insight
Employees use their phone to take a quick photo or note.
Add a Story
They describe what’s working, what’s not, or what they wish for.
Share Instantly
Submissions go straight into FacilityQuest’s platform.
See the Patterns
Leaders view aggregated insights alongside observation and utilization data.
From Stories to Action
Leaders can view Story Snaps on interactive dashboards and presentations. This brings employee sentiment directly into context with space data, enabling smarter, more empathetic decisions.
Spot trends and recurring themes
Combine with observation studies for a holistic view
Prioritize improvements that employees actually want
Foster trust by showing employees their voice is heard
Story Snaps = Data with Heart
By blending human stories with workplace analytics, FacilityQuest helps organizations create environments where employees feel supported, valued, and empowered to do their best work.
“This is my favorite place to code!”
- Alex
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