Features
Scoring Module
16 checks on lead scoring accuracy and model effectiveness.
The Scoring module audits your lead and company scoring models to ensure they're accurately identifying high-intent prospects and properly prioritizing sales outreach.
What it checks
The module runs 16 checks covering:
- Score distribution — Are scores meaningfully distributed or clustered?
- Score-to-conversion correlation — Do higher scores actually convert better?
- Stale scoring criteria — Properties used in scoring that are rarely populated
- Negative scoring gaps — Missing negative signals that should reduce scores
- Score inflation — Scores trending upward without corresponding conversion improvement
- Model coverage — Percentage of contacts with meaningful scores
- Threshold alignment — Are MQL thresholds aligned with actual conversion data?
Common findings
- Scores clustered at extremes — Everyone is scored very high or very low, losing differentiation
- No correlation between score and conversion — The model isn't predictive
- Scoring criteria based on empty fields — Properties that aren't populated can't contribute signal
- Missing negative scoring — Competitors, students, and job seekers aren't penalized
Why it matters
Lead scoring is how marketing tells sales "this one is ready." When scoring models are inaccurate, sales wastes time on low-quality leads while high-intent prospects go cold. A well-tuned scoring model is the difference between efficient pipeline generation and random outreach.