Answer
Strength Score is a workflow quality metric that helps show how thoroughly a workflow was completed, not just whether it was submitted. It is used to encourage thoughtful completion and better data quality by measuring signals such as completeness, effort, evidence provided, and time spent.
Strength Score does not measure whether responses were correct. It is not a performance rating, a compliance score, or a replacement for manager review. It is a quality signal that helps identify workflows that may have been rushed or completed with minimal effort.
Steps
Open the workflow results or reporting view where Strength Score is available.
Review the score alongside workflow completion and response details.
Use the score to identify workflows that may need follow-up, coaching, or review.
Evaluate Strength Score in the context of the workflow type and program goals.
Additional Details
Strength Score is designed to reflect what quality looks like for a specific workflow.
It may consider factors such as required responses, supporting evidence like photos or text, and whether the workflow took a reasonable amount of time.
It is most useful for workflows where careful observation, inspection, or documentation matters.
It may be less useful for short, informational, or simple reporting workflows.
Strength Score is configured at the workflow template level and should be applied intentionally based on program needs.