Hide the current week’s column from your team’s Scorecard by clicking the toggle to its active position.

A similar feature is available for the Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Scorecard tabs.

With Trailing Scorecard enabled, you have an additional Scorecard tab in the Data tool: Trailing 4 & 13 Weeks.

Add pre-existing weekly KPIs to this tab to see real-time calculations of the Measurable over trailing 4 or 13-week periods. Each KPI's goal and scores are carried over directly from their weekly Scorecards. 

To add a pre-existing Measurable to your Trailing Scorecard:

1. Click Data from the left navigation.
2. Select a team from the dropdown.
3. Click the Trailing Scorecard tab.
4. Click the plus sign.
5. Click Add an Existing KPI.
6. Search for and then click the KPI you wish to add.
7. Click Save.

To populate all your team’s non-smart Weekly KPIs to your Trailing Scorecard:

1. Click Data from the left navigation.
2. Select a team from the dropdown.
3. Click the Trailing Scorecard tab.
4. Click the plus sign.
5. Click Add all Non-Smart KPIs from Weekly Scorecard.
6. Click Save.

Displaying the Average or the Total

You can choose to display the average or the total for each KPI. 

To turn on or off the average or total column:

1. Click the gear icon on the right of the Filters bar.
2. Use the toggles to turn on or off a column.

If you have both columns on, you may want to disable one of the columns for a particular KPI. For example, any KPIs based on a percentage would only benefit from the average column, and some CSAT KPIs do not need the total column.

To turn on or off the average or total column on an individual KPI:

1. Click on the KPI to open its details card.
2. Click the toggle.

Enabling the KPI Total column adds a column to all the team’s Scorecards to show the sum total of each KPI.

To change the number of reporting periods for the KPIs on a Scorecard, click the dropdown on the top right and choose your preferred option.

Enabling the KPI Average column adds a column to all the team’s Scorecards to show the average score of each KPI.

To change the number of reporting periods for the KPIs on a Scorecard, click the dropdown on the top right and choose your preferred option.

When the KPI Status Color Indicator toggle in Data Settings is toggled on, a vertical, colored line appears on the far left of each KPI on the team’s Scorecard. The status color is based on each KPI's  goal — often called its target.

🟩 Green indicates the KPI has been on track for the previous three reporting intervals.
🟨 Yellow indicates the KPI was off track at least once over the previous three reporting intervals.
🟥 Red indicates the KPI was off track for the previous three reporting intervals.

Choose the start day for Weekly KPIs that best fits your organization.

There are two ways to change your Scorecard’s start day, changing it in the Data tool or changing it organization-wide through company settings.

To change it in the Data tool:

1. Click Data from the left navigation.
2. Click the gear icon on the right of the Filters bar.
3. Click the KPI Weekly Start Day dropdown.
4. Click a weekday.

Or, to change it in your company’s settings — which changes the start day for the whole organization in Ninety:

1. Click your name from the bottom of the left navigation.
2. Click Company Settings.
3. Click the KPI Weekly Start Day dropdown.
4. Click a weekday.