Use Case

A wellness challenge with a real-time leaderboard

A professional services advisory firm runs its company wellness challenge in Airtable: daily activity submissions come in through forms covering steps, hydration, mindfulness, and photos, and a live interface leaderboard scores participants as entries arrive. HR and Marketing get a reusable template for employee engagement, with compiled photos ready to reuse for social posts.

The problem

The firm had no structured way to run employee engagement programs. Wellness activities, when they happened at all, were tracked manually, which made it hard to keep participation visible or consistent across a challenge.

HR and Marketing also lacked an easy way to showcase company culture. Photos and participation stories from any given event tended to scatter across inboxes instead of becoming reusable content.

What they built

HR and Marketing built a company wellness challenge base in Airtable, with forms collecting daily submissions across steps, hydration, mindfulness, and photos from every participant.

An interface leaderboard scores and ranks participants in real time as submissions arrive, and the base tracks prize distribution alongside the scoring. Submitted photos compile in one place, ready for Marketing to pull into social posts.

The outcome

Employee participation and engagement increased once the challenge had a visible, real-time leaderboard instead of a manual tally. The structure also gave HR a reusable template for future engagement programs rather than rebuilding tracking from scratch each time.

The compiled photo library became a source of social media content, giving Marketing a direct, low-effort way to showcase company culture.

Inside the solution

Employee Wellness & Engagement Programs

People & Talent Operations

  • Daily wellness activity submission via forms
  • Interface leaderboard with real-time scoring
  • Prize tracking and distribution
  • Photo compilation for social media
  • Lack of structured employee engagement programs
  • Manual tracking of wellness activities
  • Difficulty showcasing company culture
  • Increased employee participation and engagement
  • Reusable template for future programs
  • Social media content generation
  • HR
  • Marketing
  • Forms
  • Interface leaderboard
Build out this use case

Employee Wellness & Engagement Programs

Run a company wellness challenge end to end: collect daily steps, hydration, mindfulness and photo submissions through one form, watch a real-time leaderboard score and rank every participant as entries are verified, and track prize distribution and a compiled photo library alongside it. Automations route verified photos into the social content library, close out prizes when they are delivered, and email a Monday standings digest, while AI fields triage incoming submissions, recap each participant's engagement, and draft social captions from the compiled photos.

Employee Wellness & Engagement Programs - Overview dashboard
How it works

From manual tracking to a live wellness challenge

Copy the templates

Start from the employee scheduling template above for daily submission tracking, then add the OKR tracking template's scoring structure for the leaderboard.

Build the submission form

Set up one form covering steps, hydration, mindfulness, and photo uploads so every participant logs activity the same way each day.

Publish the leaderboard

Build an interface view that scores and ranks participants in real time, then track prize distribution against the same scoring data.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Participants submit steps, hydration, mindfulness minutes, and photos through a daily form, all captured in the same base.

An interface view scores each participant's submissions as they come in, so rankings reflect the latest activity without any manual tallying.

Prize distribution is tracked alongside the leaderboard scoring, so HR can see who has earned a prize and confirm it has gone out.

Photos compile in one place within the base, giving Marketing a ready library to pull from for social media posts about company culture.

Yes. The base was built as a reusable template, so HR can relaunch a new wellness challenge or another engagement program without rebuilding the structure.

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