After the data has been run through several sophisticated programs, including AI, it is analysed by a facilitator/Consultant.
Reports are generated, showing areas of celebration and those that may require attention, and then presented to the SLT.
It is anticipated that eventually, churches that complete the program will be issued a Healthy Church logo for their website, which will direct prospective attendees to an HC website outlining the Quality Control elements to which the church has subscribed. (In process)
An Action Plan is generated, outlining all key results and suggested pathways/discussion points. A Facilitator/Consultant reviews the results and adds commentary. It is geared toward bringing about change and action.
Safeguarding is a key element. Within the Pulse, participants can seek advice from Safeguarding organisations if needed. This is important because churches are then seen as proactive in safeguarding rather than reactive.
- Pulse is an independent QC framework that shows that the church is keen to be transparent.
- Pulse provides missional indicators as to the church's efficacy with the five outcome metrics that Jesus gave her. (Discipleship, Worship, Belonging, Evangelism and Service.)
- Pulse is proactive in Safeguarding, intentionally asking for feedback.
- Pulse gives a "next step" approach, whilst celebrating its successes, it also helps churches roadmap potential solutions to areas that need attention.
- Pulse helps church attendees feel that their voice is important.