When engagement drops and culture weakens how to make progress visible
Turning daily actions into visible recognition helps teams see the impact of their contributions.
Why this matters
- Immediate recognition for daily actions
- Visibility on who is engaged
- Continuous feedback culture reinforced
- Healthy competitions between departments
Employees see recognition for their daily actions
Identify who is engaged and evolution over time
Achievements tied to mandatory readings and courses
Automatic continuous feedback mechanisms
How Vindula supports this scenario
The system tracks user progress through daily actions, calculating percentage for next level and maintaining complete history of experience gains.
Rankings and Positioning
Compare performance across employees, identify your position and track evolution over time
Global and departmental rankingsMedals and Achievements
Visual recognition for milestones reached and exemplary behaviors
Categorized badges systemLevels and XP System
Track user progress through daily actions, calculating percentage for next level
Continuous progression and complete historyStardust Economy
Accumulate virtual currency through actions like posting, commenting and completing trainings
Immediate rewards systemTraining Streak
Recognize consistency in trainings with milestones at 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 90 and 120 days
Consecutive days with activityReal-time Notifications
Feedback for achievements, social sharing and motivational messages after each achievement
Multi-language gamification systemExamples of situations addressed
Employees who participate in the internal social network see their posts and comments generate XP and Stardust.
Trainings completed
Unlock automatic badges and increase user level
Consecutive login
Generates recognition through attendance badges
Mandatory readings
Are recognized with obligation-type badges
Departmental rankings
Managers see statistics and identify top performers
Use in the internal store
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The problem in practice
Teams lose motivation when daily effort is not recognized. Corporate initiatives are launched but participation drops over time.
Challenge: Employees don't participate in initiatives
How Vindula supports: Posts and comments generate XP and Stardust, making every participation a visible achievement for everyone
Challenge: Lack of recognition for good work
How Vindula supports: Medals offer visual recognition for milestones and behaviors, with public celebration of achievements
Challenge: Low motivation and energy in teams
How Vindula supports: Constant visible progress and rankings create healthy competitions, keeping the team motivated
Challenge: Corporate goals ignored
How Vindula supports: Completed trainings unlock automatic badges and increase user level
What is corporate gamification
Corporate gamification is the application of game elements in business contexts to engage employees, reinforce desired behaviors and make progress visible. Unlike recreational games, corporate gamification has clear objectives: increase participation in internal initiatives, complete mandatory trainings and strengthen organizational culture.
The system transforms daily actions like posting on the internal social network, commenting on content, daily login and completing trainings into experiences that generate immediate recognition. Each action contributes to the employee's level, accumulates virtual currency (Stardust) and can unlock badges and achievements that celebrate important milestones.
How to implement a recognition program
Start by defining behaviors you want to recognize and configuring the corresponding rewards.
Map behaviors
Identify value-generating actions: posts, comments, completed trainings, daily login
Configure rewards
Define how much XP and Stardust each action generates, adjusting according to company culture
Create badges
Establish achievements by category: attendance, collaboration, communication, training
Communicate and launch
Explain the system, show benefits and celebrate the first achievements publicly
Engagement metrics: how to measure
The system offers complete visibility on individual and collective engagement evolution. Managers can track departmental rankings, identify top performers and understand which initiatives generate more participation.
Active participation rate
Percentage of employees who interact with the internal social network at least once a week
Training completion
Number of courses and tracks completed, with streak of consecutive study days
Level progression
Complete history of XP gains and progress to next level per employee
Departmental rankings
Comparison of engagement between departments and identification of areas with higher participation
Available statistics
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