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Mission Scoring

NEW FUNCTIONALITY - COMING SOON!

 

CONTENTS

What is Mission Scoring?

Adding points to a mission

Using Scoring in logic

 

What is Mission Scoring?

Scoring is available to all customers who have Advanced Logic enabled and allows points to be assigned to task responses so that scores can be automatically generated upon response. Scoring is managed in the mission builder on the Build tab.

 

Adding points to a mission

Points can be added to any mission by opening scoring mode from the General tab on the right panel. 




Once scoring mode is launched, scoring can be enabled for the entire mission, section,  or for individual tasks. 

 

To enable scoring for all tasks in the mission, click Enable Scoring for Mission button. 

 

 

To enable scoring for an individual single task, click the Enable Scoring toggle.

 

 

To add points, select the value field and provide an input on scoring enabled tasks.

 

 

You can Disable scoring on a mission, section, or task at any time. Any point values that were provided will be preserved. 

To close scoring mode, click the Close scoring mode button in the right panel. 

 

Using Scoring in Logic 

Scores can be used when writing advanced logic rules. 

Supported Actions 

Scores can be used to drive actions. Actions can apply to a single task, range of tasks, single section, range of sections, answer options on multiple choice/multiple select tasks, or a range of answer options on multiple choice/multiple select tasks. Supported actions include: 

  • SHOW: Show tasks, sections, or multiple choice/multiple select answer options. 
  • HIDE: Hide tasks, sections, or multiple choice/multiple select answer options.
  • SET VALUE: Define a task response value based on specific conditions being met.
  • SET AND CLEAR: Define a specific task response value and if a condition is not met, clear out the given response.

Key Words

Score: total points earned

Max_Score: total points available

 

Examples of scoring in advanced logic rules

Here are some basic examples of how scoring can be used with advanced logic by rule type. 

 

Action Example Use Cases & Rules
Dynamic Tasks
  • Hide Sections C and D when Section B score is greater than 15
    • IF SCORE(SB) > 15 THEN HIDE SC-D
Set Value
  • Always set the task response value for Task 3 in Section B to be no when the score is <= 55
    • IF SCORE <= 55 THEN SET VALUE SB.T3 TO ‘NO’
Calculations
  • Always set the value for the numeric variable ‘exterior points’ to the point value of the response for Section A Task1 of responses 
    • IF ALWAYS THEN SET VALUE EXTERIOR POINTS TO SCORE(SA.T1)

 

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