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FAQs: Gamification

Why are my points decreasing during the workday?

User metrics change throughout the workday to reflect your performance. Performance points increase or decrease accordingly. At the end of the workday, performance points awarded reflect your overall performance.  

If a user forgets to log out of the queue at the end of a shift, is this adjusted in the points for punctuality?

There is no way to adjust points if a user forgets to log out. Performance points calculate based on the actual time the user logged off the queue. This serves as motivation for users to adhere to their schedules.

Which time zone is used for workdays?

If you are using Workforce Management (WFM), gamification uses the BU/MU time zone. Otherwise, gamification defaults to the time zone of your Genesys Cloud region.

Can I redeem performance points?

There is not a way to redeem performance points within Genesys Cloud.

Why can’t I see the punctuality data in my account?

You can only see punctuality data if you have customer interactions scheduled for that day. For more information about how punctuality is calculated, see Agent activity overview.

How are performance points calculated?

Performance points calculate in real time when users meet or exceed performance for a metric based on the associated threshold data values set for their organization. These points range between the lower and upper zone thresholds set for a particular metric as a straight line. Also, the points calculate for a workday, so shifts spanning across workdays result in points assigned across the two workdays.

What are performance points?

Performance points represent an intangible reward to users when they achieve or progress toward an organization goal. Administrators set threshold values (upper or lower or both) for various metrics to measure employee performance. When an employee meets or exceeds performance for a metric, performance points are assigned to the employee based on the values set. 

Assigning maximum points serves as a way to allocate a priority weight to each metric based on its relative importance, enabling a balanced performance scorecard.