Binary and 5-point scales in Zendesk QA serve different purposes. A binary scale is the simplest, offering a quick and consistent way to grade interactions as either 'good' or 'bad.' It's ideal for large volumes where speed is crucial. In contrast, a 5-point scale provides more detailed feedback, resembling an academic grading system. This scale allows for more nuanced assessments but can take longer to grade due to the increased complexity.
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Choosing the right rating scale in Zendesk QA can significantly enhance the accuracy and consistency of your quality assessments. Smaller scales, like binary or 3-point scales, are ideal for quick and consistent reviews across a large volume of…
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Yes, if you're on the Professional, Advanced, Growth, AI Suite, or Enterprise Plans, you can choose a different rating scale for each category. This flexibility allows you to mix and match scales in scorecards and workspaces, tailoring the…
In Zendesk QA, you have the option to display rating scales as emojis instead of numbers. This can be set up in the Scorecard settings. Whether you're on the Starter Plan or other plans like Professional, Advanced, Growth, AI Suite, or Enterprise,…