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Release of Master Score Series
Our dev team keeps delivering awesome features that enhance Pointagram. As of today, a score series can feed another master score series with points. Master score series can act as currency, experience points and much more. To explain the capabilities of a master score series, let’s use this scenario. Imagine a team of developers. Their score series data is as follows:
Score series one: Closed Issues in GitHub
Issue Category X Closed: 5 points
Issue Category Y Closed: 10 points
Score series two: Invoice amount from ERP
Invoice amount: X amount points
These score series do not have comparable values. This makes it hard to add them to a single score series in Pointagram. That has now changed with the master score series. As of now, we can send and set a factor value before it enters the Master score series.
How can a Master Score Series interpret the data with factors? Let’s set some rules.
• Closed issues from GitHub is set to have a factor of 0.5
• Invoices from ERP is set to be based on transaction volume rather than x amount points and a factor of 100.
Points in Master Score Series derived from underlying score series
Issue Category X Closed: 2.5 points in Master Score Series.
Issue Category Y Closed: 5 points in Master Score Series.
Invoice amount: 100 points in Master Score Series.
How to set it up?
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