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Ninety's Data tool is where your team builds, tracks, and reviews the KPIs that tell you whether your organization is healthy and on track.

Introduction to the Data Tool

Choose how on-track and off-track colors appear in your Scorecard cells in the Data tool, including a color-blind–accessible Red-Only mode, from your User Settings.

Scorecard Color Accessibility Preferences

Use the Formula Builder to automatically calculate a KPI's score using other KPIs as variables — no manual data entry required.

Creating Formula-Based KPIs

Add new metrics to your team's Scorecard, choose the right unit type, and update KPI details as your team's needs change.

Creating and Updating KPIs

Manage all your organization's KPIs from one centralized tool.

The KPI Manager

How to navigate your way around Ninety's Data tool.

Navigating the Data Tool

Learn how to effectively organize and utilize scorecards groups for improved efficiency and productivity.

Organizing Scorecards with Groups

Personalize your team's scorecards using settings to better track performance and achieve organizational goals.

Customizing Your Team's Scorecards with Settings

Select one or more KPI to move, duplicate, or remove them at once — or paste data from a spreadsheet directly into your Scorecard.

Performing Bulk Actions in the Data Tool

Adjust a KPI's target for a single period, change it permanently going forward, or enter projected values for future reporting periods.

Setting Custom Goals and Forecasting in the Data Tool

Understand the difference between removing a KPI from a Data Scorecard and deleting it permanently — and how to clean up KPIs your team no longer needs.

Removing and Deleting KPIs

Export any team's Scorecard as a PDF or spreadsheet using your current view settings, then print or share as needed.

Printing and Exporting Scorecards

What to do immediately after accidentally deleting a Data Scorecard group or removing a KPI, and how to avoid losing data you can't get back.

Recovering Deleted KPIs and Groups

A role-by-role breakdown of who can build, update, and manage KPIs in Ninety, and what to expect when roles change.

Scorecard Permissions Explained: Who Can Create, Edit, and View Your KPIs

Understand when shared KPIs keep data in sync vs. when independent copies are the right call, and how to set up each.

Sharing and Duplicating KPIs

Scan KPI performance across teams and time periods in a read-only view built for meetings and between-meeting review.

Using Trends View to Analyze KPI Performance

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Using, analyzing, and setting up your teams' Scorecards.

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