A league table showing your Support Groups ranked by Net Promoter Score can be viewed on any device, such as a team lead's PC, or on a big monitor on public display.
To access the Support Group League table, use this URL:
https://app.cio-pulse.com/support-group-league-table?cpc={your Client Portal Code}
You can use any of the following parameters, prefixing each parameter name with a &.
These parameters determine what Support Groups are listed in the table:
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combineOptional. To view Departments on the League Table, use&combine=y.To view all Support Groups on the League Table, use&combine=nor omit the parameter. -
rgidOptional. To see just the Teams for one Department, use&rgid=rrrrrwhererrrrris the Support Group Code of the Department. To use this parameter, use&combine=nor omit the&combineparameter.
This parameter controls the appearance of the League Table:
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responsesOptional. Display only Teams or Departments that have had more than this number of survey responses. Used to filter out Teams or Departments whose Net Promoter Scores would have a high error margin due to the low number of responses, e.g.responses=50would display only Support Groups that had more than 50 surveys.
These parameters define the period of time the Net Promoter Score is for:
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30dOptional. This parameter requires no value. Shows the NPS based on surveys received in the last 30 days. -
eomOptional. This parameter requires no value. Displays the NPS based on all surveys received in the previous calendar month. -
periodOptional. Displays the NPS for the specified month, e.g.period=2019-11. Cannot be the current month. -
fromperiodandtoperiodOptional. Used to display the NPS based on all surveys received in this period range, e.g.fromperiod=2019-01&toperiod=2019-06. The range cannot included the current month.
If no period-of-time parameter is specified, the table will show the most recent 30-Day Net Promoter Scores (based on surveys received in the last 30 days).
By default, your League Table will display all Support Groups. To display just the Teams of a single Department, use &rgid=rrrrr , where rrrrr is the Support Group Code of the Department. To display just your Departments, use &combine=y (without &rgid).
Error Margins
The last column on the table shows the Error Margin in percentage points.
The Error Margin indicates how accurate the reported NPS is. For example, an NPS of +86 with an Error Margin of +/-5 means that we can be 95% certain the NPS lies somewhere in the range of +81 and +91 (+86-5=81, +86+5=91).
The fewer the number of survey responses that have been used to calculate the NPS, the bigger the Error Margin. A smaller number is better.
You can read this article for a quick explanation of Error Margins in a Net Promoter context.
For statistical reasons, an Error Margin can't be calculated when two out of three counts (Detractors, Passives, Promoters) are zero. In this case the Error Margin will be displayed as n/a.