How Engagement Score is Calculated
Engagement score is an at-a-glance metric which Totango adds to each account.
Its purpose is to give you a sense of how active and engaged a particular account is with your cloud application.
An account’s Engagement Score is calculated by looking at the aggregate amount of time spent, by all users of the account, with the application in the last 14 days.
This number is then normalized across all accounts of the same life-cycle stage to produce a number between 0 – 100.
Accounts with an engagement score of 0 were the least active during this period, whereas those with a score of 100 were the most active.
Example: For a setup with three lifecycle stages:
- New Trial
- Activated
- Paying
An account in the Paying stage with an Engagement Score of 99 is the most active Paying customer (together with any other accounts with the score of 99)
An account in the Activated stage with an Engagement Score of 50 is more active than half of the current Activated accounts
A New Trial account with an Engagement Score of 0 is the least active at this stage (usually reflecting a period of 14 days of no activity)
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Guy Nirpaz
I'm the CEO and Co-Founder of totango. I love people and technology and I've dedicated my career to tech that will improve the way people do business. Prior to starting Totango I've worked in the space of real-time bigdata as EVP of Engineering at GigaSpaces, chief architect at Mercury.
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