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david_rudolph
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August 3, 2018

Reporting on Scorecard 2.0 Trends for Individual Metrics

  • August 3, 2018
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We have a business scenario where we need a report of accounts that have changed scores (example: yellow to green, red to green, etc) and want only the scores/accounts that have changed score levels. 

Currently, there is no way to report on the actual change. Knowing this list of X customers improved in metrics A, B, and C, while this other list of Y customers trended down in metrics A, B, and C would be hugely valuable for us and other users. So much around CS revolves around the trend...who is headed in the right direction and who is sliding backward. Being able to communicate this across the organization to various stakeholders is critical. 

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      cameron_wright
      cameron_wright
      Gainsight Employee ⭐️⭐️
      August 3, 2018
      I agree with this 100 percent! If there is a way to do it please share!
      Cameron Wright - Sr. Security Engineer
      aditya_marla
      aditya_marla
      Helper ⭐️⭐️⭐️
      August 5, 2018
      Hi David,

      Thanks for sharing this. When you mean by the trend of the score...is it over the past week (i.e score of the current week compared to last week) or over a different time frame?

      Regards

       
        cmultanen
        cmultanen
        Helper ⭐️
        April 10, 2019
        +1 this would be very helpful for us. It would be helpful if we could configure habits reports for specific metrics similar to how we can for overall score.

        A
        Anonymous
        November 4, 2020

        Agreed with statement above and we have this need as well within our organization.

          dan_ahrens
          dan_ahrens
          Expert ⭐️⭐️⭐️
          November 5, 2020

          You’ll be happy to know that with the new Reporting tool (slated for release in January) - you’ll be able to build quick reports that allow filter conditions that compare two fields. 

           

          For example, in this use case, the “Current Score” and “Previous Score” fields on the Scorecard Fact object. 

           

           

          VP of Customer Success at Forcepoint
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