Leaderboard ranks and prizes

Once you open a leaderboard, here's what the ranked list shows and how to read it.

What's on the page

1. Your own rank, and — unless you're already holding a prize place — how far you are from the next prize place, in dollars or units depending on the contest's measure.
2. A ranked list: rank, name, store, and the sales value being tracked (net sales or units). A store-vs-store board ranks stores instead of people.
3. Your own row is highlighted so it's easy to find yourself in a longer list.

Prize places

The page tells you how many places win a prize, and whether there's a minimum result required to be awarded one. A Prize place badge marks a row that's currently qualifying for a prize.

Tip: On a store-vs-store board, every eligible teammate at the winning store shares that place's prize — you don't need to be the top individual seller for your store to win. If the contest excludes managers and assistant managers, they don't share in it.

Multiple boards

A per-store contest offers more than one board — a separate board for each store — instead of a single company-wide board. If more than one applies to what you can see, tabs above the list let you switch between them.

See how leaderboards work for how ranking and settlement fit together, and your privacy in Kief for what a leaderboard shows about you to others.