The Accuracy Score is a metric you’ll find for categories and questions in Winningtemp. It shows how closely the distribution of collected answers matches the total index — meaning all customers' answers for that specific category or question.
The total index acts as a benchmark. If your team's answers are close to it, the temperature is likely to stay stable. If they differ, the temperature might shift as more people answer.
The score runs from low to high, reflecting how much your current temperature distribution differs from the modeled distribution based on the total index.
In simple terms:
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A low accuracy score means your current answers differ quite a bit from the overall pattern, and the temperature might shift noticeably as more people respond.
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A high accuracy score means your answers already closely match the total index, so the temperature is less likely to change much as more input comes in.
The colour codes work like a stoplight — making it easy to know when it’s safe to move forward.
High (green light - go!)
The temperature is less likely to change when more answers are gathered. If you receive more answers related to this category, the temperature will only change by less than 5%.
Medium (yellow light - you may proceed)
The temperature might change when more answers are gathered. If you receive more answers about this category, the temperature will likely change by 5-10%.
Low (red light - please wait)
The temperature is likely to change when more answers are gathered. If you receive more answers about this category, the temperature will likely change by over 10%.
No data
We don't have enough data to calculate a score yet. Wait until you have more replies.
Good to know
A category could have a high accuracy score while a question within the category has a low score. That's because there have been enough answers for the category in total but not for the question itself. It's safe to take action on the category, but we recommend that you wait for more replies before you take action on the specific question.