How Leaderboards Work

Leaderboards are scoreboards that assign points to users based on actions they take in EveryoneSocial—actions such as connecting a network, posting content, and sharing posts. Not to mention, they create some healthy competition.

This article describes how Leaderboards work, how to view a Leaderboard, and how points are assigned to users.

This is accessible to all roles and permission levels.

How it works

Admins design Leaderboards and assign Leaderboard point values for actions taken in EveryoneSocial. Once ready, Admins enable the Leaderboard and add users via Segments. Users immediately start to earn points for actions taken in EveryoneSocial, such as sharing and posting content. Points will not be retroactively awarded.



Let’s look at how the default Leaderboard works and how custom Leaderboards work.

Default rolling 30-day Leaderboard

The default Leaderboard is the only option for a rolling 30-day Leaderboard. The 30-day Leaderboard is disabled by default and must be enabled by an Admin for uses to start accumulating points.

Once enabled, all registered users are assigned to the Leaderboard, and team members gain points based on actions they take in the Workspace. Points are only assigned while the Leaderboard is enabled, and only users who have earned points in the last 30 days are listed on the Leaderboard, i.e. the rolling 30-Day Leaderboard removes points on day 31 if the points were earned on day 1, so the Leaderboard only accounts for points earned in the last 30 days.

Note: Admins can edit the default rolling 30-day Leaderboard’s point values and change the Segment to specify which users participate.

Custom Leaderboards

Admins can customize the 30-Day Leaderboard and build additional Leaderboards, which work in the same way.

Leaderboards can be customized in the following ways.

  • Include specific team members by assigning Segments.
  • Change the scoring point values.
  • Assign the Leaderboard duration. 

    A Leaderboard's time is based on the timezone of the Admin creating it.

Leaderboards should be designed around a specific need and have a description to indicate its purpose.

Learn more about how to customize a Leaderboard

Your Leaderboard page

Click Leaderboard in the top navigation to see every leaderboard you are part of. The left rail lists them, which may include a company-wide board, one for your department or team, and any time-limited competitions your Admin is running.

Each board shows its name, its description, and the period it covers, such as Rolling 30 Days. The table lists Rank, Change (movement since the last period), Name, Title, and Points. Use the breakdown icon on any row to see which actions earned those points, which is the quickest way to work out what to do more of.

View Leaderboards

To access Leaderboards, Admin must enable a Leaderboard, and users must be a part of the Leaderboard’s user Segment. Please get in touch with your Admin Leaderboards are not available in your account.

  1. Go to Leaderboard by clicking the link in the top menu.
  2. Click a Leaderboard’s title to view more details.

The first thing you will see is a snapshot of the Leaderboard, which includes the title, period for point accumulation, and a menu to view the point system. If Admins added a description, you will see it below the title.

Your information will be presented along with a snapshot of your Leaderboard rank, positional change, and a menu to view how points were earned.

Below the snapshot, you will see details about team members, their rank details, and a menu to view how points were earned.

Review how to earn points

Each Leaderboard is configured to have points applied based on actions taken.

View the point system or how points were earned for you or a particular team member by clicking the three lines at the top of the Leaderboard. You'll see a list of actions and the values associated with them.

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