What Do the Competition Scoring Options Do?
Last updated: November 10, 2026
Each metric in a Competition has its own Options that change how its points are counted. They're useful when teams are different sizes, when someone is marked Out of Office, or when one metric should be weighed differently than others.
Required permissions:
The Competitions: All Access or Competitions: Create Challenges permission is required to set scoring options.
Averaging Options
Averaging options are best used for Competitions that last longer than one day, and ideally longer than one week. Any Competition shorter than one day which uses an averaged metric will use the entire day's average.
Use Per-User Average: Divides a Group's total attainment by its number of members, so a team of 10 can fairly compete with a team of 4.
Use Daily Average: Scores each competitor on their average per day attainment instead of their total attainment for the entire competition.
Sum Daily Averages: Adds up each day's value for averaged metrics, like Activity Score, instead of averaging them across the Competition.
Note:
Either the Use Per-User-Average or Use Daily Average option can be applied to one metric, but not both.
Options That Leave Out Data
Exclude Weekends: Saturday and Sunday data won't count. The definition of a weekend cannot be customized.
Out of Office Competitors Do Not Earn Points: Data from days a competitor is marked Out of Office won't count.
Minimum and Maximum Allowed Points
Min Value: A competitor earns no points from the metric until they reach this value. After they cross it, their full value counts, not just the amount above it.
Max Value: Points stop growing once a competitor reaches this value.
Note:
Floors and caps apply to the whole Challenge, to each week of a Fantasy Competition, and to each round of a Bracket Competition.