Google Fit vs. Virgin Pulse

Scenario 1: If you're interested in personal and organizational fitness and wellness, Google Fit will improve your daily routine. Scenario 2: If [you're] not interested in improving the well-being of your team, this would not work for you.

Incentivized

It's well suited for businesses who are looking for a way to approach employee wellness in a fun and fresh manner. It also helps create a little more connection between teams within the business and across other departments.

Incentivized

• Steps and calories counter
• pulse rate
• sleeping rate

• AMAZING app
• Great communications
• Awesome compatibility across systems/apps

Incentivized

• Would be great if you could sync the data with Google Sheets.

Incentivized

• Sometimes, my Fitbit and even my Max device would have issues synching.
• There weren't daily challenges, like the Fitbit. That made me have to use both apps, which was more work.

Incentivized

Some benefits of Google which apply to your business are including: Integrates easily with other apps like Samsung Wellness and quickly shows the number of steps you have taken each day. Also, it records your pulse rate every 10 minutes, shows you where you have been throughout the day on a map, and provides accurate step counts, distances, and caloric content at the touch of a button. Because it offers all of this for free, Google Fit is fantastic.

DESTROYS the competition. I am so happy that Virgin Pulse took over the capabilities that Gilsbar was in charge of due to Gilsbar 's lack of user-friendly, up to date, technology.

Incentivized

• Healthy staff are more productive and can do more which has an impact on [the] ROI of business.
• Google fit can be configured to track how much weight is lost each day, the total weight [loss] to date, and an estimate of how much weight still needs to be lost, physically fit employees are an asset to [the] organisation. This would benefit ROI, more active physically, more active on the job.

Incentivized

• No ROI other than if the people chose not to use it, then the company saves money.
• [I believe] it causes people's personal information to be disseminated without any concern.
• [In my opinion,] they are not willing to help ever.