Creating Performance Management scorecards


Performance Management is a group of features designed to allow your teams to evaluate the quality of your customer interactions and identify areas for improvement. Quality Management admins can create a scorecard, which consists of user-defined questions used by supervisors and evaluators to score agent performance.

This article covers:

Prerequisites for creating Performance Management scorecards

How to create scorecards

Scorecards are a list of user-defined questions used by supervisors and evaluators to score agent performance during customer interactions.

  1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
  2. In the navigation menu, click Quality Management then Performance Management
  3. Click the Scorecards tab.
  4. Click Create Scorecard.
  5. Under Sections, select Scorecard settings. Enter a name and description (optional).
  6. Under Scoring format, select a format:
    • Points: The score is determined by totaling the points awarded for each question in the scorecard.  You can specify the number of points for each question option. The weight of each question is determined by the maximum number of points that can be awarded for that question.
    • Percentage: The score is a weighted calculation consisting of the section weights, points associated with each question option, and total points possible in the section. Assign a weight to each section to determine how much each section contributes to the final score.  The weight of each question within a section is determined by the maximum number of points that can be awarded for that question. See the section below for a detailed formula and example.
  7. Under Sections, select the first untitled section and enter a name
  8. Choose a Weight for the section or leave it at the default value. By default, section weights will be balanced
  9. Click Add Questions and enter the question text and select the question type. Quality Management has 3 question types. See the Scorecard question types section for more information on settings.
    • Yes / No
    • Single Choice
    • Rating Scale
  10. Enter your answer options and associated points values or use the default values
  11. Enable or disable the following settings for each question:
    • Required: Make this question required before the evaluator can submit their responses.
    • Comment: Allow the evaluator to attach a comment to their response.
    • Auto-fail options: Enable this option to configure specific options as an automatic failure for the entire scorecard when selected by the evaluator. For example, if you enable this option, then enable Auto-fail for the Yes option in a Yes / No question, it means the agent will receive a score of 0 for this evaluation if the Yes option is selected, regardless of how the other questions are answered.
  12. Continue to add sections and questions until you are satisfied with your scorecard.
    Note: If you set the Scoring format to Percentage, assign a Section weight (%) to each section. The total of the section weights must equal 100%.
  13. (Optional) Click Preview button to see how the scorecard would appear to an evaluator while using the scorecard.
  14. Click Save and Activate.
    Once a scorecard is made active, you can’t modify it.

Percentage scoring format

Calculation

Example

The scorecard has two sections called Intro and Compliance. The Intro section has a total of 20 possible points and is worth 30% of the overall score. The agent has earned 14 out of the 20 possible points, or 70%, for this section. The Compliance section has a possible total of 20 points and is worth 70%. The agent has earned 16 points, or 80%, for this section. The overall score is calculated as follows:

Intro section = 70% x 30% = 21%

Compliance section = 80% × 70% = 56%

21% + 56% = 77% Total Score

Scorecard question types

Yes / No

Use the yes / no format if you want the evaluator to answer with a yes or no. Use these options to customize your yes / no questions:

Single choice

Use the single-choice format if you want the participant to answer with only one choice. Use these options to customize single choice questions:

Rating scale

Use the rating-scale format if you want the evaluator to answer with a value between a range of numbers. The rating correlates to the score. For example, if the evaluator selects a rating of 6, then the score is 6.