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Row Type: Scoring

ReferenceRow Types ReferenceUpdated 29/04/2026
The Scoring and Scoring Criteria row types provide structured evaluation frameworks where records can be assessed against defined criteria with numeric scores.

Overview

DemandFlow includes two row types for structured evaluation: Scoring and Scoring Criteria. These row types allow you to define evaluation criteria with weighted scores, enabling systematic assessment of records against a consistent framework.

Scoring

The Scoring row type displays a summary view of scores calculated from fields on the record. It provides a visual representation of how the record performs against its evaluated criteria, often displayed as a gauge, progress bar, or summary panel.

Scoring Properties

PropertyRequiredDescription
TypeYesMust be set to scoring
HeaderNoA heading displayed above the scoring display.

How Scoring Works

Scoring works in conjunction with fields that have the scored property enabled. When an Indexed Select field has scoring enabled, each of its options is assigned a numeric score value. The Scoring row type aggregates these individual field scores to provide an overall assessment.

For example, a risk assessment entity might have several scored dropdown fields such as "Likelihood" (scored 1 to 5) and "Impact" (scored 1 to 5). The Scoring row type would display the combined assessment.

Scoring Criteria

The Scoring Criteria row type provides an editable grid where users can score a record against a defined set of criteria. Each criterion has a name, description, and a score value that the user assigns.

Scoring Criteria Properties

PropertyRequiredDescription
TypeYesMust be set to scoringcriteria
HeaderNoA heading displayed above the criteria grid.
PropertyYesThe name of the property on the record that stores the criteria and their scores.
Min HeightNoThe minimum height of the grid in pixels. Defaults to 400 pixels.

Scored Fields on Forms

The scoring system integrates with Indexed Select fields on forms. When configuring an Indexed Select field, you can enable the Scored property. Each option then includes a Score value in addition to its display text. This allows any dropdown field to contribute to the record's overall score.

See the Field Type: Indexed Select article for details on configuring scored options.

Use Cases

  • Risk assessment — score risks against likelihood and impact criteria
  • Project evaluation — rate project proposals against strategic alignment, feasibility, and value criteria
  • Vendor assessment — evaluate vendors across multiple categories
  • Compliance scoring — track compliance status across regulatory requirements
  • Investment screening — score investment opportunities against due diligence criteria
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