In our dashboards, you'll come across scores displayed in various sections such as the evaluation area, filters, and more. To provide clarity on how these scores are calculated, we've prepared this concise article.

We have made a separate article about the Net Promoter Score

The respondents are asked to answer questions on a scale from 1-10, where 1 is the lowest and 10 is the highest evaluation. For instance, if a player answers 9 to the question "There is a good social environment at the club", then he/she is very satisfied with the social environment at the club.

The answers are then converted to a 100-point scale. If a player has answered 1 to a question, the answer is converted to the score of 0. If the answer is 2, the score is converted to 11 the answer 3 is converted to 22 and so on.

By converting the numbers to a 100-point scale, a scale is created which is more intuitively understandable and easier to work with in practice.

A big advantage to this is that you avoid working with decimal numbers. It can be difficult to make sense of a 0.2 change, while it is intuitively understandable when the change is two index points.

A service area score is an average score of all its touchpoints' scores.

If the touchpoints in a service area are evaluated 61, 74, and 82 respectively, you add the numbers, divide them by 3, thus getting the average score of 77.

The touchpoint evaluation is an average score based on all the answers to the question concerning that particular touchpoint.

If the same touchpoint has been evaluated 56, 50, 65, 68 you add the numbers, divide them by 4, thus getting the average score of 60 (rounded up)

The filter scores mimic the calculation method used by the NPS, service area or touchpoint you have selected in the evaluation section.