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A wellbeing portal people might actually use.

A deeper look at the PulseNZ demo: a holistic wellbeing portal that brings financial, nutritional, physical, and mental support into one approachable experience.

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Wellbeing pillars

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Employee destination

Mobile

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PulseNZ

Demo brand

PulseNZ logo

Whole-person support

More useful than a perk list.

Traditional wellbeing programmes often scatter benefits across emails, provider portals, PDFs, and intranet links. A purpose- built portal gives people one place to start.

Financial

Money stress affects sleep, attention, and confidence. Support needs to be practical, private, and easy to find.

Nutritional

Food, energy, and planning tools sit beside wider wellbeing instead of becoming a disconnected content library.

Physical

Movement and fitness tools work best when they are one part of resilience, not the whole wellbeing programme.

Mental

Mental health resources become easier to approach when they are normalised inside a broader wellbeing portal.

Interactive demo

Explore the wellbeing pillars.

The embedded demo shows a softer, more human portal pattern: pillar navigation, useful tools, favourite resources, and a less-clinical route into support.

PulseNZ wellbeing portal demo
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Employer value

The portal is the product experience.

People do not need more PDFs buried in a shared drive. They need a calm interface that makes the next useful support option obvious.

One clear wellbeing destination
Personalised favourites and resources
Lower friction than scattered provider links
Analytics around what people actually use
A calmer employee experience across desktop and mobile
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Next step

Thinking about a portal for your team or clients?

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