1000 Essential KPIs
1. Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)
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Definition: The predictable revenue a company expects to earn from subscriptions each month.
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Example: A SaaS company charges $50 per user per month. With 1,000 users, the MRR is $50,000.
2. Gross Profit Margin
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Definition: The percentage of revenue remaining after deducting the cost of goods sold (COGS).
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Formula: (Revenue - COGS) / Revenue
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Example: If a company has $500,000 in revenue and $300,000 in COGS, the Gross Profit Margin is 40%.
3. Customer Retention Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers that a business retains over a given period.
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Formula: ((Number of customers at the end of the period - New customers during the period) / Customers at the start of the period) * 100
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Example: If you start with 1,000 customers, gain 100, and lose 50, your retention rate is 95%.
4. Customer Churn Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who stop using a product or service over a specific period.
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Formula: (Customers lost / Customers at the start of the period) * 100
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Example: A company with 1,000 customers loses 50 customers in a month, resulting in a 5% churn rate.
5. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
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Definition: The total revenue a company can expect from a customer over the course of their relationship.
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Formula: Average Purchase Value * Purchase Frequency * Customer Lifespan
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Example: If a customer spends $200 annually and stays for 5 years, the CLV is $1,000.
6. Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of visitors or leads who take a desired action, such as making a purchase.
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Formula: (Conversions / Total Visitors) * 100
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Example: If 1,000 people visit your website and 50 make a purchase, your conversion rate is 5%.
7. Inventory Turnover Ratio
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Definition: The number of times inventory is sold and replaced over a specific period.
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Formula: Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory
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Example: If a business has a COGS of $100,000 and an average inventory of $25,000, the turnover ratio is 4.
8. System Uptime
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Definition: The percentage of time a system is operational and available to users.
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Formula: (Uptime / Total Time) * 100
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Example: A cloud service with 99.9% uptime means it's down for only 43.2 minutes a month.
9. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)
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Definition: The total cost incurred to acquire a new customer.
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Formula: Total Sales and Marketing Costs / Number of New Customers
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Example: If a company spends $10,000 on marketing and gains 50 new customers, the CAC is $200.
10. Lead Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of leads that convert into paying customers.
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Formula: (Converted Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If a company receives 1,000 leads and 100 become customers, the conversion rate is 10%.
11. Net Promoter Score (NPS)
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Definition: A measure of customer loyalty based on how likely customers are to recommend your company to others.
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Formula: % Promoters - % Detractors
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Example: If 60% of customers are promoters and 20% are detractors, your NPS is 40.
12. Return on Investment (ROI)
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Definition: A measure of profitability that evaluates the return on an investment relative to its cost.
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Formula: (Gain from Investment - Cost of Investment) / Cost of Investment
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Example: If you invest $1,000 and earn $1,500, your ROI is 50%.
13. Revenue per Employee
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Definition: The amount of revenue generated by each employee.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Employees
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Example: If a company earns $5 million with 50 employees, revenue per employee is $100,000.
14. First Response Time (FRT)
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to a customer's inquiry or support request.
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Example: If the average time for your support team to respond is 2 hours, your FRT is 2 hours.
15. Gross Profit
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Definition: The profit a company makes after deducting the costs associated with making and selling products.
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Formula: Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
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Example: A company generates $500,000 in revenue and has $200,000 in COGS, leaving a gross profit of $300,000.
16. Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)
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Definition: The annualized revenue from subscription-based products or services.
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Formula: MRR * 12
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Example: If your MRR is $50,000, the ARR is $600,000.
17. Sales Growth Rate
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Definition: The percentage increase in sales over a specific period.
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Formula: ((Current Period Sales - Prior Period Sales) / Prior Period Sales) * 100
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Example: If last quarter's sales were $500,000 and this quarter's sales were $550,000, the growth rate is 10%.
18. Average Order Value (AOV)
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Definition: The average amount a customer spends per order.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Orders
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Example: If a store generates $10,000 in revenue from 200 orders, the AOV is $50.
19. Operating Profit Margin
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Definition: The percentage of profit a company makes after deducting operating expenses from gross profit.
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Formula: (Operating Income / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If a business earns $200,000 in revenue and has $50,000 in operating income, the margin is 25%.
20. Bounce Rate
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Definition: The percentage of visitors who leave a website after viewing only one page.
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Formula: (Single Page Visits / Total Visits) * 100
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Example: If 500 visitors leave after viewing one page out of 2,000 total visitors, the bounce rate is 25%.
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21. Operating Expenses as a Percentage of Revenue
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Definition: The ratio of a company's operating expenses to its total revenue.
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Formula: (Operating Expenses / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If operating expenses are $100,000 and total revenue is $500,000, the ratio is 20%.
22. Free Cash Flow (FCF)
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Definition: The cash generated by a company after accounting for capital expenditures.
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Formula: Operating Cash Flow - Capital Expenditures
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Example: If a company has $200,000 in operating cash flow and $50,000 in capital expenditures, its FCF is $150,000.
23. Customer Acquisition Rate
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired over a specific period.
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Formula: (New Customers / Total Customers at the Start of the Period) * 100
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Example: If a company had 1,000 customers and acquired 100 new customers in a month, its acquisition rate is 10%.
24. Customer Complaint Resolution Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a customer complaint.
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Example: If the average time to resolve a customer complaint is 24 hours, then that’s the resolution time.
25. Number of Leads Generated
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Definition: The total number of leads generated by marketing campaigns.
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Example: If a marketing campaign generated 500 leads over a quarter, then the number of leads is 500.
26. Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with a product or service.
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Formula: (Satisfied Customers / Total Surveyed Customers) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 500 surveyed customers are satisfied, the CSAT is 80%.
27. Inventory Accuracy
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Definition: The ratio of correctly counted inventory to the total inventory.
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Formula: (Accurate Inventory Count / Total Inventory Count) * 100
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Example: If a company’s inventory count is 900 out of 1,000, the accuracy is 90%.
28. Cost per Lead (CPL)
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Definition: The average cost to generate a single lead.
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Formula: Total Marketing Spend / Number of Leads
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Example: If a marketing campaign spends $10,000 to generate 500 leads, the CPL is $20.
29. Sales Growth Year-Over-Year (YoY)
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Definition: The percentage growth in sales compared to the same period in the previous year.
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Formula: ((This Year’s Sales - Last Year’s Sales) / Last Year’s Sales) * 100
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Example: If sales grew from $1 million to $1.2 million, the YoY growth is 20%.
30. Number of New Customers
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Definition: The total number of new customers acquired in a specific period.
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Example: If a company acquired 200 new customers in a quarter, the number of new customers is 200.
31. Days Sales Outstanding (DSO)
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Definition: The average number of days it takes for a company to collect payment after a sale.
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Formula: (Accounts Receivable / Total Credit Sales) * Number of Days
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Example: If accounts receivable is $30,000 and credit sales are $90,000, with a 30-day period, DSO is 10 days.
32. Net Profit Margin
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Definition: The percentage of revenue left after all expenses have been deducted from net income.
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Formula: (Net Profit / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If net profit is $100,000 from revenue of $500,000, the net profit margin is 20%.
33. First Contact Resolution (FCR)
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Definition: The percentage of customer issues resolved during the first contact.
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Formula: (Resolved on First Contact / Total Inquiries) * 100
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Example: If 700 of 1,000 customer issues are resolved on the first contact, the FCR is 70%.
34. Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs)
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Definition: Leads that have been deemed more likely to become customers based on their engagement with marketing efforts.
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Example: A company qualifies 300 leads as MQLs from 1,000 leads generated during a campaign.
35. On-Time Delivery Rate
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Definition: The percentage of orders delivered on or before the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (On-Time Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 950 out of 1,000 deliveries are on time, the on-time delivery rate is 95%.
36. Employee Turnover Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who leave a company during a specific period.
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Formula: (Employees Who Left / Average Number of Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 employees left a company with 500 employees, the turnover rate is 10%.
37. Training Completion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who complete a training program.
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Formula: (Employees Completing Training / Total Employees Assigned to Training) * 100
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Example: If 80 of 100 employees complete a training program, the completion rate is 80%.
38. Average Deal Size
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Definition: The average value of closed deals or contracts.
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Formula: Total Deal Value / Number of Deals Closed
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Example: If the total value of deals closed is $1,000,000 across 10 deals, the average deal size is $100,000.
39. Lead Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for a sales representative to follow up on a new lead.
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Example: If the average lead response time is 2 hours, it means leads are followed up within that time frame.
40. Customer Lifetime Value to Customer Acquisition Cost Ratio (CLV
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Definition: The ratio of customer lifetime value to the cost of acquiring that customer.
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Formula: CLV / CAC
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Example: If CLV is $1,000 and CAC is $200, the ratio is 5:1.
41. Revenue per Customer
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Definition: The total revenue generated from a single customer over a specified period.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Total Customers
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Example: If total revenue is $1,000,000 and there are 500 customers, the revenue per customer is $2,000.
42. Time to Market
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Definition: The time it takes for a product to go from concept to market launch.
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Example: If it takes 9 months from the idea stage to the launch of a product, the time to market is 9 months.
43. Feature Adoption Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers using a new feature compared to the total customer base.
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Formula: (Customers Using the Feature / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 of 1,000 customers are using a new feature, the adoption rate is 10%.
44. IT Ticket Resolution Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve IT support tickets.
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Example: If the average resolution time is 4 hours, the IT team is resolving issues within that time frame.
45. Sales Qualified Leads (SQLs)
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Definition: Leads that have been vetted by the sales team as being ready for direct outreach.
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Example: A company has 150 SQLs from a batch of 500 leads generated through marketing.
46. Average Revenue per User (ARPU)
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Definition: The average revenue generated per user over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Users
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Example: If total revenue is $1,000,000 from 10,000 users, ARPU is $100.
47. Order Fulfillment Time
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Definition: The average time it takes from receiving an order to delivering the product.
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Example: If the average order fulfillment time is 48 hours, then orders are delivered within that time frame.
48. Supply Chain Cycle Time
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Definition: The total time it takes for a product to move through the entire supply chain from supplier to customer.
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Example: If the supply chain cycle time is 30 days, it takes 30 days from production to customer delivery.
49. Project Completion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of projects completed on time and within budget.
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Formula: (Completed Projects / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 25 projects are completed on time and within budget, the completion rate is 80%.
50. Internal Promotion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees promoted within the company over a specific period.
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Formula: (Internal Promotions / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 15 out of 500 employees are promoted, the internal promotion rate is 3%.
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51. Average Order Value (AOV)
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Definition: The average amount a customer spends per order.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Total Number of Orders
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Example: If the total revenue is $10,000 from 200 orders, the AOV is $50.
52. Sales Pipeline Value
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Definition: The total value of opportunities currently in the sales pipeline.
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Example: If there are 10 deals in the pipeline, each valued at $50,000, the total sales pipeline value is $500,000.
53. Perfect Order Rate
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Definition: The percentage of orders that are fulfilled, delivered, and invoiced without any errors.
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Formula: (Number of Perfect Orders / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If out of 1,000 orders, 950 are perfect, the rate is 95%.
54. Employee Absenteeism Rate
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Definition: The percentage of workdays missed due to employee absences.
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Formula: (Total Number of Absent Days / Total Number of Workdays) * 100
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Example: If employees missed 50 workdays out of a possible 5,000, the absenteeism rate is 1%.
55. Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
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Definition: The average time it takes to repair a failed component or system.
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Formula: Total Downtime / Number of Incidents
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Example: If total downtime was 20 hours across 5 incidents, the MTTR is 4 hours.
56. Net Income Growth Rate
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Definition: The percentage increase or decrease in net income over a specific period.
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Formula: ((Current Period Net Income - Previous Period Net Income) / Previous Period Net Income) * 100
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Example: If net income grew from $200,000 to $250,000, the growth rate is 25%.
57. Cost per Acquisition (CPA)
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Definition: The average cost to acquire a new customer or user.
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Formula: Total Marketing Spend / Number of New Customers Acquired
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Example: If $10,000 was spent to acquire 200 customers, the CPA is $50.
58. Customer Engagement Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who interact with your brand through various channels.
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Formula: (Number of Engaged Customers / Total Number of Customers) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 1,000 customers engage through email, social media, or chat, the engagement rate is 40%.
59. Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS)
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Definition: A measure of employee loyalty, gauging how likely employees are to recommend the company as a place to work.
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Formula: % Promoters - % Detractors
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Example: If 70% of employees are promoters and 20% are detractors, the eNPS is 50.
60. On-Time Project Completion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of projects completed by the agreed deadline.
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Formula: (Projects Completed On-Time / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 18 out of 20 projects are completed on time, the on-time completion rate is 90%.
61. Average Time to Hire
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Definition: The average number of days it takes to hire a new employee from the time the position is posted to when it is filled.
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Example: If it takes an average of 30 days to hire new employees, this is the average time to hire.
62. Vendor Compliance Rate
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Definition: The percentage of vendor transactions that adhere to agreed-upon terms and conditions.
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Formula: (Compliant Vendor Transactions / Total Vendor Transactions) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 vendor transactions are compliant, the rate is 95%.
63. Incident Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to incidents or issues, especially in IT or security.
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Example: If the average response time to an IT incident is 1 hour, the incident response time is 1 hour.
64. Website Traffic Growth Rate
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Definition: The percentage increase in website visitors over a specific period.
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Formula: ((Current Period Traffic - Previous Period Traffic) / Previous Period Traffic) * 100
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Example: If website traffic grew from 10,000 to 12,000 visitors, the growth rate is 20%.
65. Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC)
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Definition: The number of days it takes for a company to convert its investments in inventory and other resources into cash flows from sales.
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Formula: DSO + DIO - DPO
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Example: If the days sales outstanding (DSO) is 30, days inventory outstanding (DIO) is 45, and days payable outstanding (DPO) is 20, the CCC is 55 days.
66. Inventory Turnover
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Definition: The number of times inventory is sold and replaced during a specific period.
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Formula: Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) / Average Inventory
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Example: If COGS is $200,000 and the average inventory is $50,000, the turnover is 4.
67. Employee Utilization Rate
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Definition: The percentage of an employee’s available time that is spent working on billable projects.
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Formula: (Billable Hours / Available Hours) * 100
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Example: If an employee works 30 billable hours out of 40 available hours, the utilization rate is 75%.
68. Vendor Lead Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for a vendor to deliver goods or services after an order is placed.
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Example: If it takes an average of 10 days for a vendor to deliver, that’s the vendor lead time.
69. Operating Cash Flow Ratio
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Definition: A measure of how well current liabilities are covered by the cash flow generated from a company’s operations.
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Formula: Operating Cash Flow / Current Liabilities
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Example: If a company generates $300,000 in cash flow and has $200,000 in current liabilities, the ratio is 1.5.
70. Feature Rollout Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to roll out new features or product updates.
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Example: If it takes an average of 2 weeks to roll out new product features, that’s the feature rollout time.
71. Number of Customer Complaints
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Definition: The total number of complaints received from customers over a specific period.
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Example: If a business receives 100 complaints in a month, the number of complaints is 100.
72. Customer Retention Cost
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Definition: The total cost of activities aimed at retaining existing customers.
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Formula: Total Retention Spend / Number of Retained Customers
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Example: If a company spends $20,000 on retention and retains 500 customers, the cost per retained customer is $40.
73. Supply Chain Cost as a Percentage of Revenue
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Definition: The ratio of supply chain costs to total revenue.
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Formula: (Supply Chain Costs / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If supply chain costs are $200,000 and revenue is $1,000,000, the ratio is 20%.
74. Task Completion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of tasks completed on time relative to the total number of tasks assigned.
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Formula: (Completed Tasks / Total Assigned Tasks) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 tasks are completed, the task completion rate is 90%.
75. Product Return Rate
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Definition: The percentage of products returned by customers over a specific period.
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Formula: (Returned Products / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 50 products are returned out of 1,000 sold, the return rate is 5%.
76. Debt-to-Equity Ratio
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Definition: A measure of a company’s financial leverage, indicating how much debt is used to finance the company’s assets relative to equity.
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Formula: Total Liabilities / Shareholder’s Equity
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Example: If a company has $500,000 in liabilities and $250,000 in equity, the debt-to-equity ratio is 2:1.
77. Time to Resolve a Support Ticket
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Definition: The average time taken to resolve customer support tickets.
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Example: If the average time to resolve a support ticket is 3 hours, that’s the resolution time.
78. Server Uptime
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Definition: The percentage of time a server or system is operational and available.
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Formula: (Uptime / Total Time) * 100
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Example: If a server has 99.9% uptime, it is operational for 99.9% of the total time in a month.
79. Average Selling Price (ASP)
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Definition: The average price at which a product is sold over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue / Total Units Sold
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Example: If total revenue is $200,000 from 2,000 units, the ASP is $100.
80. Cost per Click (CPC)
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Definition: The cost incurred for each click on a digital ad.
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Formula: Total Ad Spend / Total Clicks
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Example: If a business spends $1,000 on ads and gets 500 clicks, the CPC is $2.
81. Return on Assets (ROA)
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Definition: A measure of a company’s profitability relative to its total assets.
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Formula: Net Income / Total Assets
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Example: If net income is $100,000 and assets total $500,000, the ROA is 20%.
82. Time to First Purchase
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Definition: The average time it takes for a new customer to make their first purchase after signing up.
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Example: If the average time for a customer to make their first purchase is 7 days, that’s the time to first purchase.
83. Sales Opportunity Win Rate
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Definition: The percentage of sales opportunities that result in a closed deal.
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Formula: (Won Opportunities / Total Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 100 opportunities are won, the win rate is 30%.
84. Product Defect Rate
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Definition: The percentage of defective products out of the total number of products produced.
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Formula: (Defective Products / Total Products Produced) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 1,000 products are defective, the defect rate is 1%.
85. Sales Cycle Length
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete a sale from initial contact to closing.
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Example: If the average sales cycle is 45 days, it means it takes 45 days to close a deal.
86. Sales Team Performance Index
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Definition: A composite score based on key sales metrics, such as total sales, conversion rates, and quotas met.
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Example: If the sales team meets 90% of its quotas, its performance index is 90%.
87. Website Bounce Rate
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Definition: The percentage of visitors who leave a website after viewing only one page.
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Formula: (Single-Page Visits / Total Visits) * 100
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Example: If 100 visitors out of 1,000 leave after one page, the bounce rate is 10%.
88. Revenue per Employee
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Definition: The average amount of revenue generated per employee.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Employees
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Example: If a company generates $10 million in revenue with 100 employees, revenue per employee is $100,000.
89. Time to Close an Opportunity
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a sales opportunity from first contact to deal closure.
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Example: If it takes 30 days to close an opportunity, this is the average time to close.
90. Lead Nurturing Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to nurture a lead from initial contact to qualification as a sales opportunity.
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Example: If lead nurturing takes 14 days on average, that’s the nurturing time.
91. Customer Support Resolution Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer issues resolved by the support team.
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Formula: (Resolved Issues / Total Issues) * 100
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Example: If 800 out of 1,000 issues are resolved, the resolution rate is 80%.
92. Average Handling Time (AHT)
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Definition: The average time it takes to handle a customer call, including talk time and follow-up actions.
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Example: If the AHT is 5 minutes per call, this is the average time taken to complete customer service.
93. Employee Productivity Rate
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Definition: The ratio of output produced per unit of input (time, effort) by an employee.
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Formula: Total Output / Total Input (Hours Worked)
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Example: If an employee produces 100 units of work in 40 hours, the productivity rate is 2.5 units per hour.
94. Project Overrun Cost
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Definition: The additional cost incurred due to project delays or exceeding the initial project budget.
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Example: If a project was budgeted for $100,000 but cost $120,000, the overrun is $20,000.
95. Customer Wait Time
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Definition: The average time customers wait before receiving service.
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Example: If the average wait time in a customer service queue is 5 minutes, this is the customer wait time.
96. Customer Lifetime Duration
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Definition: The average time a customer continues to engage with a company before churning.
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Example: If the average customer lifespan is 3 years, this is the customer lifetime duration.
97. Email Open Rate
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Definition: The percentage of recipients who open an email.
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Formula: (Emails Opened / Emails Sent) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 2,000 emails are opened, the open rate is 25%.
98. Average Sales Per Unit
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Definition: The average revenue generated per unit of product sold.
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Formula: Total Sales / Total Units Sold
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Example: If $100,000 in sales is generated from 1,000 units, the average sales per unit is $100.
99. Supply Chain Lead Time
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Definition: The total time it takes for products to move through the entire supply chain.
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Example: If the supply chain lead time is 30 days, it takes 30 days from sourcing to delivery.
100. Percentage of Revenue from Repeat Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue that comes from repeat customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Repeat Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If repeat customers account for $50,000 of $100,000 in total revenue, the percentage is 50%.
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101. Profit per Employee
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Definition: The amount of profit generated per employee.
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Formula: Total Profit / Number of Employees
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Example: If a company earns $1,000,000 in profit and has 100 employees, the profit per employee is $10,000.
102. Cash Flow from Operations
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Definition: The cash generated by a company’s regular business operations.
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Formula: Net Income + Depreciation + Changes in Working Capital
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Example: If net income is $500,000 and working capital changes by $50,000, cash flow from operations could be $550,000.
103. Sales Growth Rate
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Definition: The percentage increase in sales over a given period.
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Formula: ((Current Period Sales - Previous Period Sales) / Previous Period Sales) * 100
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Example: If sales increased from $1,000,000 to $1,200,000, the growth rate is 20%.
104. Return on Equity (ROE)
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Definition: A measure of a company’s profitability relative to shareholders' equity.
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Formula: Net Income / Shareholder’s Equity
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Example: If net income is $200,000 and shareholder equity is $1,000,000, the ROE is 20%.
105. First Call Resolution Rate (FCRR)
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Definition: The percentage of support issues resolved on the first contact.
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Formula: (First Contact Resolved Calls / Total Support Calls) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 support calls are resolved on the first contact, the FCRR is 80%.
106. Gross Margin Return on Investment (GMROI)
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Definition: A ratio that assesses a company’s ability to turn inventory into cash.
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Formula: Gross Profit / Average Inventory Cost
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Example: If gross profit is $500,000 and average inventory is $250,000, the GMROI is 2:1.
107. Net Working Capital
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Definition: The difference between a company’s current assets and current liabilities.
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Formula: Current Assets - Current Liabilities
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Example: If current assets are $500,000 and current liabilities are $300,000, the net working capital is $200,000.
108. Average Customer Retention Cost
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Definition: The average cost of retaining a customer.
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Formula: Retention Spend / Number of Retained Customers
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Example: If retention efforts cost $20,000 and the company retains 500 customers, the average retention cost is $40.
109. Sales Quota Attainment
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Definition: The percentage of salespeople who meet or exceed their sales quotas.
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Formula: (Number of Salespeople Meeting Quota / Total Salespeople) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 salespeople meet their quotas, the quota attainment is 80%.
110. Operating Income
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Definition: The profit earned from a company's core business operations.
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Formula: Revenue - Operating Expenses
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Example: If a company generates $1,000,000 in revenue and has $600,000 in operating expenses, its operating income is $400,000.
111. Average Customer Lifespan
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Definition: The average duration a customer continues to do business with a company.
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Formula: 1 / Customer Churn Rate
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Example: If the churn rate is 5%, the average customer lifespan is 20 years.
112. Time to Market (TTM)
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a product to go from idea to market launch.
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Example: If a product takes 9 months to go from concept to launch, the time to market is 9 months.
113. Debt-to-Asset Ratio
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Definition: A measure of a company’s financial leverage, indicating the percentage of a company’s assets financed by debt.
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Formula: Total Liabilities / Total Assets
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Example: If a company has $2 million in liabilities and $5 million in assets, the debt-to-asset ratio is 0.4 or 40%.
114. Production Downtime
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Definition: The total time that production is halted due to technical or operational issues.
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Example: If a manufacturing line stops for 2 hours a day over 30 days, the total downtime is 60 hours.
115. Vendor Performance Rating
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Definition: A score or rating that measures a vendor's ability to meet agreed-upon terms.
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Example: If a vendor consistently delivers on time with minimal defects, they may receive a rating of 95 out of 100.
116. Employee Attrition Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who leave the organization over a specified period.
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Formula: (Number of Employees Leaving / Total Number of Employees) * 100
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Example: If 10 employees leave a company with 200 employees, the attrition rate is 5%.
117. Time to Respond (Support)
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Definition: The average time it takes for customer support to respond to an inquiry or issue.
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Example: If the average response time for a customer support inquiry is 30 minutes, this is the time to respond.
118. Lead Quality Score
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Definition: A score assigned to leads based on their likelihood of converting into paying customers.
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Example: If a lead shows high engagement and fits the target customer profile, it may receive a lead quality score of 90 out of 100.
119. Percentage of Revenue from New Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from newly acquired customers over a specific period.
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Formula: (Revenue from New Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If new customers contribute $500,000 to a total revenue of $2,000,000, the percentage is 25%.
120. Budget Variance
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Definition: The difference between the budgeted amount and the actual amount spent.
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Formula: (Budgeted Amount - Actual Amount) / Budgeted Amount
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Example: If the budget is $100,000 and actual spending is $90,000, the budget variance is 10%.
121. Product Defect Rate
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Definition: The percentage of defective products out of the total products produced.
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Formula: (Defective Units / Total Units Produced) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 10,000 products are defective, the defect rate is 1%.
122. Cost per Support Ticket
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Definition: The average cost incurred to resolve a support ticket.
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Formula: Total Cost of Support / Number of Tickets
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Example: If it costs $10,000 to handle 500 support tickets, the cost per ticket is $20.
123. Customer Advocacy Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively promote or advocate for a company's products or services.
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Formula: (Number of Advocates / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers actively promote a brand, the advocacy rate is 20%.
124. Average Invoice Processing Time
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to process an invoice from receipt to payment.
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Example: If it takes an average of 7 days to process an invoice, the processing time is 7 days.
125. New Product Adoption Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who adopt or purchase a new product after its launch.
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Formula: (New Product Purchasers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 1,000 out of 10,000 customers adopt a new product, the adoption rate is 10%.
126. Website Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of website visitors who complete a desired action, such as making a purchase.
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Formula: (Conversions / Total Website Visitors) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 10,000 visitors make a purchase, the conversion rate is 5%.
127. Call Abandonment Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who hang up before their call is answered by a support agent.
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Formula: (Abandoned Calls / Total Incoming Calls) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 calls are abandoned, the abandonment rate is 5%.
128. Time to Recover from a System Failure
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Definition: The average time it takes to recover from a system outage or failure.
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Example: If it takes an average of 3 hours to recover from system failures, the recovery time is 3 hours.
129. Percentage of Revenue from Key Accounts
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue that comes from key or strategic accounts.
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Formula: (Revenue from Key Accounts / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If key accounts contribute $1,000,000 to a total revenue of $5,000,000, the percentage is 20%.
130. Maintenance Cost per Unit
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Definition: The cost of maintaining equipment or machinery per unit produced.
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Formula: Total Maintenance Cost / Units Produced
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Example: If maintenance costs are $50,000 and 10,000 units are produced, the cost per unit is $5.
131. Return on Assets (ROA)
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Definition: A measure of how effectively a company uses its assets to generate profit.
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Formula: Net Income / Total Assets
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Example: If net income is $100,000 and assets total $500,000, the ROA is 20%.
132. Project Cost Variance (PCV)
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Definition: The difference between the budgeted cost of a project and the actual cost.
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Formula: Budgeted Cost - Actual Cost
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Example: If the project was budgeted for $50,000 and costs $55,000, the cost variance is -$5,000.
133. Customer Renewal Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who renew their subscriptions or contracts.
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Formula: (Renewals / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 customers renew their subscriptions, the renewal rate is 90%.
134. Operating Expense Ratio (OER)
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Definition: A measure of operating efficiency that shows the percentage of revenue consumed by operating expenses.
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Formula: Operating Expenses / Revenue
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Example: If operating expenses are $300,000 and revenue is $1,000,000, the OER is 30%.
135. Customer Effort Score (CES)
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Definition: A measure of how much effort customers have to exert to resolve their issues or complete tasks.
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Formula: Score based on customer feedback
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Example: If customers rate their effort as 4 out of 7 on average, the CES is 4.
136. On-Time Task Completion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of tasks completed on or before the deadline.
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Formula: (Tasks Completed On Time / Total Tasks) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 tasks are completed on time, the completion rate is 80%.
137. Average Payment Processing Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to process customer payments.
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Example: If payments take an average of 3 days to process, the processing time is 3 days.
138. Percentage of Sales from New Products
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Definition: The percentage of total sales that comes from newly launched products.
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Formula: (Sales from New Products / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If new products account for $200,000 of $1,000,000 in total sales, the percentage is 20%.
139. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
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Definition: The direct costs of producing goods sold by a company.
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Formula: Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory
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Example: If beginning inventory is $50,000, purchases are $100,000, and ending inventory is $40,000, COGS is $110,000.
140. Customer Contact Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers contacted through a marketing or sales campaign.
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Formula: (Customers Contacted / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 customers are contacted, the contact rate is 50%.
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141. Supply Chain Cycle Time
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Definition: The total time it takes for a product to move through the supply chain from supplier to customer.
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Example: If a product takes 30 days to move from production to delivery to a customer, the supply chain cycle time is 30 days.
142. Research and Development (R&D) Spend as a Percentage of Revenue
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Definition: The percentage of revenue allocated to research and development activities.
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Formula: (R&D Expenses / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If R&D expenses total $1,000,000 and revenue is $10,000,000, the R&D spend is 10%.
143. Lead-to-Opportunity Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of leads that convert into sales opportunities.
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Formula: (Converted Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 leads convert into opportunities, the conversion rate is 10%.
144. Website Traffic to Lead Ratio
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Definition: The percentage of website visitors that convert into leads.
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Formula: (Number of Leads / Website Visitors) * 100
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Example: If a website gets 10,000 visitors and generates 200 leads, the traffic to lead ratio is 2%.
145. Average Handle Time (AHT)
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Definition: The average time taken to handle a customer interaction, including both talk time and follow-up actions.
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Example: If customer service representatives take an average of 7 minutes to handle each call, the AHT is 7 minutes.
146. Employee Productivity Rate
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Definition: A measure of the output per employee in a specific period.
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Formula: Total Output / Number of Employees
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Example: If 50 employees produce $5,000,000 in goods, the productivity rate is $100,000 per employee.
147. Retained Earnings
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Definition: The cumulative amount of net income retained in the company after dividends are paid out.
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Formula: Previous Retained Earnings + Net Income - Dividends Paid
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Example: If the previous retained earnings were $2,000,000, net income is $500,000, and $100,000 in dividends are paid, the retained earnings are $2,400,000.
148. Cart Abandonment Rate
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Definition: The percentage of online shoppers who add items to their cart but do not complete the purchase.
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Formula: (Abandoned Carts / Total Shopping Carts) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 carts are abandoned, the cart abandonment rate is 50%.
149. Gross Profit
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Definition: The profit a company makes after deducting the costs of producing goods (COGS).
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Formula: Revenue - COGS
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Example: If a company earns $500,000 in revenue and has $300,000 in COGS, the gross profit is $200,000.
150. Customer Complaint Rate
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Definition: The number of customer complaints received per a certain number of customers.
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Formula: (Number of Complaints / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If a business receives 50 complaints from 10,000 customers, the complaint rate is 0.5%.
151. Supplier On-Time Delivery Rate
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Definition: The percentage of deliveries that arrive on or before the scheduled delivery date.
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Formula: (On-Time Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 supplier deliveries arrive on time, the on-time delivery rate is 95%.
152. Employee Engagement Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who are actively engaged with their work and organization.
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Formula: (Number of Engaged Employees / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 75 out of 100 employees are highly engaged, the engagement rate is 75%.
153. Fraud Detection Rate
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Definition: The percentage of fraudulent activities detected by a company relative to total transactions.
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Formula: (Number of Fraudulent Activities Detected / Total Transactions) * 100
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Example: If 10 fraudulent activities are detected out of 10,000 transactions, the fraud detection rate is 0.1%.
154. Lead Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for a sales representative to respond to a new lead.
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Example: If the average time to follow up on new leads is 2 hours, the lead response time is 2 hours.
155. Asset Turnover Ratio
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Definition: A measure of how efficiently a company uses its assets to generate revenue.
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Formula: Net Sales / Average Total Assets
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Example: If a company has $2,000,000 in sales and $1,000,000 in average total assets, the asset turnover ratio is 2.
156. Cost per Hire
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Definition: The average cost incurred to hire a new employee.
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Formula: Total Recruiting and Hiring Costs / Number of Hires
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Example: If a company spends $50,000 on recruiting and hires 10 employees, the cost per hire is $5,000.
157. Employee Satisfaction Index
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Definition: A measure of overall employee satisfaction with their job and work environment.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction as 8 out of 10 on average, the employee satisfaction index is 8.
158. Website Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of website visitors who complete a desired action, such as signing up or making a purchase.
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Formula: (Conversions / Total Visitors) * 100
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Example: If 500 visitors out of 10,000 complete a purchase, the website conversion rate is 5%.
159. Sales Revenue per Square Foot
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Definition: The revenue generated per square foot of retail space.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue / Total Square Footage
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Example: If a store generates $1,000,000 in revenue and occupies 2,000 square feet, the sales revenue per square foot is $500.
160. Percentage of Repeat Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total customers who make multiple purchases.
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Formula: (Number of Repeat Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers make multiple purchases, the percentage of repeat customers is 20%.
161. Cost per Lead
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Definition: The average cost incurred to generate a single lead.
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Formula: Total Marketing Spend / Number of Leads Generated
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Example: If a company spends $5,000 on marketing and generates 250 leads, the cost per lead is $20.
162. Supplier Defect Rate
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Definition: The percentage of products received from suppliers that are defective.
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Formula: (Number of Defective Products / Total Products Received) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 10,000 products are defective, the supplier defect rate is 1%.
163. Customer Retention Cost
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Definition: The total cost of activities aimed at retaining customers.
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Formula: Retention Spend / Number of Retained Customers
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Example: If $20,000 is spent on retention and 500 customers are retained, the cost per retained customer is $40.
164. Customer Health Score
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Definition: A composite score that measures the likelihood of a customer renewing or expanding their relationship with a company.
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Example: A customer with high product usage and frequent positive interactions may have a health score of 85 out of 100.
165. Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
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Definition: The average time between system or equipment failures.
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Formula: Total Operating Time / Number of Failures
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Example: If equipment operates for 1,000 hours and experiences 5 failures, the MTBF is 200 hours.
166. Percentage of Revenue from Repeat Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from repeat customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Repeat Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If repeat customers contribute $500,000 to a total revenue of $1,000,000, the percentage is 50%.
167. Customer Service Efficiency
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Definition: The efficiency of a customer service team in resolving customer issues, typically measured by tickets closed per agent per day.
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Example: If a team resolves an average of 15 tickets per agent per day, the efficiency is 15 tickets/day/agent.
168. Operating Profit Margin
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Definition: A measure of how much profit a company makes after paying for variable costs of production, such as wages and raw materials.
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Formula: (Operating Profit / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If a company has $500,000 in revenue and $400,000 in operating expenses, the operating profit margin is 20%.
169. Supply Chain Cost per Order
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Definition: The average cost incurred to process and fulfill an order.
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Formula: Total Supply Chain Costs / Total Orders Processed
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Example: If a company spends $50,000 on supply chain management and fulfills 1,000 orders, the cost per order is $50.
170. Percentage of Orders Delivered on Time
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Definition: The percentage of orders delivered to customers by the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (On-Time Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 950 out of 1,000 orders are delivered on time, the percentage is 95%.
171. Incident Resolution Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer or system issues resolved within a specific period.
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Formula: (Resolved Incidents / Total Incidents) * 100
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Example: If 180 out of 200 customer issues are resolved, the resolution rate is 90%.
172. Email Click-Through Rate (CTR)
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Definition: The percentage of email recipients who clicked on a link within an email.
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Formula: (Clicks / Emails Delivered) * 100
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Example: If 50 recipients click on a link out of 1,000 emails sent, the CTR is 5%.
173. Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ)
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Definition: The total cost incurred due to defects, inefficiencies, and failures in processes.
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Example: If a company spends $100,000 fixing defective products, the COPQ is $100,000.
174. Average Resolution Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a customer issue or system failure.
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Example: If the average time to resolve customer issues is 4 hours, the average resolution time is 4 hours.
175. Account Penetration Rate
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Definition: The percentage of a company's products or services purchased by a specific customer or customer group.
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Formula: (Products Purchased by Account / Total Products Available) * 100
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Example: If a key account purchases 4 out of 10 available products, the penetration rate is 40%.
176. Percentage of Revenue from Top 10 Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated by the top 10 customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Top 10 Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If the top 10 customers contribute $1,000,000 to a total revenue of $10,000,000, the percentage is 10%.
177. Percentage of SLA Compliance
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Definition: The percentage of service-level agreements (SLAs) met within a specific period.
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Formula: (Number of SLAs Met / Total SLAs) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 SLAs are met, the SLA compliance rate is 95%.
178. Employee Retention Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees retained over a specific period.
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Formula: ((Number of Employees at the End of the Period - New Hires) / Number of Employees at the Start of the Period) * 100
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Example: If a company starts with 100 employees, hires 20, and ends with 110, the retention rate is 90%.
179. Employee Participation in Training Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees who complete assigned training programs.
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Formula: (Number of Employees Completing Training / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 employees complete training programs, the participation rate is 80%.
180. Support Ticket Escalation Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are escalated to higher-level support teams.
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Formula: (Escalated Tickets / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 support tickets are escalated, the escalation rate is 10%.
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181. Percentage of Customer Referrals
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through referrals from existing customers.
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Formula: (Referred Customers / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 200 new customers come from referrals, the percentage is 15%.
182. Customer Support Cost per Contact
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Definition: The average cost incurred for each customer support interaction.
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Formula: Total Support Costs / Number of Support Contacts
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Example: If support costs are $10,000 for 500 contacts, the cost per contact is $20.
183. Customer Downtime
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Definition: The total time a customer is unable to use a product or service due to technical issues or outages.
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Example: If a service experiences 5 hours of downtime in a month, customer downtime is 5 hours.
184. Incident Recovery Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to recover from a service incident or failure.
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Example: If the average recovery time from system failures is 4 hours, that’s the incident recovery time.
185. Contract Renewal Rate
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Definition: The percentage of contracts renewed by customers at the end of the contract term.
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Formula: (Renewed Contracts / Total Contracts Expiring) * 100
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Example: If 75 out of 100 contracts are renewed, the renewal rate is 75%.
186. Average Time to Qualify a Lead
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Definition: The average time it takes to determine whether a lead is a viable sales opportunity.
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Example: If it takes an average of 3 days to qualify a lead, that’s the time to qualify.
187. Percentage of High-Value Customers
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Definition: The percentage of customers that generate the most revenue or value for the business.
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Formula: (Number of High-Value Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers are considered high-value, the percentage is 10%.
188. Marketing Spend as a Percentage of Revenue
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Definition: The ratio of marketing expenditure to total revenue.
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Formula: (Marketing Spend / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If a company spends $100,000 on marketing and generates $1,000,000 in revenue, the percentage is 10%.
189. Customer Wait Time (Support)
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Definition: The average time customers wait before receiving support assistance.
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Example: If the average customer wait time is 10 minutes, that’s the wait time for support.
190. Feature Rollout Adoption Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who adopt a new feature or product update after its release.
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Formula: (Customers Using New Feature / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers start using a new feature, the adoption rate is 20%.
191. Customer Feedback Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to customer feedback or suggestions.
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Example: If it takes an average of 48 hours to respond to customer feedback, the response time is 48 hours.
192. Percentage of Recurring Revenue
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from recurring subscriptions or services.
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Formula: (Recurring Revenue / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If recurring revenue is $500,000 out of $1,000,000 total revenue, the percentage is 50%.
193. Employee Turnover Cost
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Definition: The total cost associated with an employee leaving, including recruitment, training, and lost productivity.
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Example: If the cost to replace an employee is $50,000, that is the turnover cost.
194. Lead Engagement Rate
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Definition: The percentage of leads actively engaging with marketing content or sales outreach.
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Formula: (Engaged Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 1,000 leads engage with content, the engagement rate is 40%.
195. Maintenance Compliance Rate
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Definition: The percentage of scheduled maintenance activities completed on time.
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Formula: (Completed Maintenance Tasks / Scheduled Maintenance Tasks) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 scheduled maintenance tasks are completed, the compliance rate is 90%.
196. Employee Productivity Index
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Definition: A composite score that measures employee productivity based on various factors like hours worked, output, and efficiency.
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Example: If employees produce at 85% of their potential, their productivity index is 85.
197. Percentage of Products Returned
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Definition: The percentage of sold products that are returned by customers.
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Formula: (Returned Products / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 10,000 products are returned, the percentage of returns is 1%.
198. Employee Training Participation Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who participate in training programs.
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Formula: (Employees Participating in Training / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 employees participate in training, the participation rate is 80%.
199. Customer Satisfaction Index
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Definition: A composite index that measures customer satisfaction across various metrics like NPS, CSAT, and CES.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction across multiple metrics with an average score of 8 out of 10, the index score is 8.
200. Average Response Time (Sales)
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Definition: The average time it takes for a sales representative to respond to a customer inquiry.
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Example: If the average response time is 1 hour, that’s the sales response time.
201. Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI)
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Definition: A measure of the revenue generated from marketing efforts relative to the cost of those efforts.
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Formula: (Revenue Attributed to Marketing / Total Marketing Spend) * 100
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Example: If marketing generates $500,000 in revenue from a $100,000 spend, the ROMI is 500%.
202. Time to First Value (TTFV)
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a customer to realize value after purchasing a product or service.
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Example: If it takes 2 weeks for a customer to experience the full value of a software solution, the TTFV is 2 weeks.
203. Percentage of Product Recommendations
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Definition: The percentage of customers who recommend a product to others.
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Formula: (Customers Recommending / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 customers recommend a product, the recommendation rate is 30%.
204. Contract Win Rate
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Definition: The percentage of contracts won out of the total number of bids or proposals submitted.
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Formula: (Contracts Won / Total Contracts Submitted) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 50 contracts are won, the win rate is 20%.
205. Time to Issue Resolution
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve an issue or problem reported by a customer or employee.
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Example: If issues are resolved in an average of 24 hours, the time to issue resolution is 24 hours.
206. Percentage of Revenue from Upselling
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from upselling customers on higher-value products or services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Upselling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If upselling generates $200,000 out of $1,000,000 in revenue, the percentage is 20%.
207. Employee Absenteeism Rate
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Definition: The percentage of workdays missed due to employee absences.
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Formula: (Total Absentee Days / Total Workdays) * 100
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Example: If employees miss 100 workdays out of a possible 10,000, the absenteeism rate is 1%.
208. Percentage of Sales Closed from Referrals
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Definition: The percentage of total sales that come from customer referrals.
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Formula: (Sales from Referrals / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 in sales comes from referrals and total sales are $500,000, the percentage is 20%.
209. Supplier Lead Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for a supplier to deliver goods after an order is placed.
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Example: If it takes an average of 5 days for a supplier to deliver, the lead time is 5 days.
210. Time to Fill Job Vacancy
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Definition: The average number of days it takes to fill a job opening from posting to hire.
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Example: If it takes an average of 30 days to fill a vacancy, that’s the time to fill.
211. Customer Segmentation Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers that are segmented into specific groups for targeted marketing or sales efforts.
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Formula: (Segmented Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 2,000 customers are segmented, the segmentation rate is 25%.
212. Compliance Rate
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Definition: The percentage of processes or procedures that comply with internal or external regulations.
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Formula: (Compliant Activities / Total Activities) * 100
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Example: If 950 out of 1,000 processes are compliant, the compliance rate is 95%.
213. Average Revenue per User (ARPU)
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Definition: The average revenue generated per user over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Users
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Example: If total revenue is $500,000 from 1,000 users, ARPU is $500.
214. Percentage of Products in Compliance
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Definition: The percentage of products that meet industry standards, regulations, or certifications.
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Formula: (Compliant Products / Total Products) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 products meet compliance standards, the compliance rate is 90%.
215. Inventory Accuracy Rate
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Definition: The percentage of inventory records that accurately reflect the actual physical stock.
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Formula: (Accurate Inventory Records / Total Inventory Records) * 100
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Example: If 980 out of 1,000 inventory records are accurate, the accuracy rate is 98%.
216. Time to Reach Full Productivity (New Hires)
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Definition: The average time it takes for new hires to become fully productive in their roles.
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Example: If new hires reach full productivity in an average of 3 months, that’s the time to full productivity.
217. Average Deal Size
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Definition: The average value of closed deals over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Deal Value / Number of Deals Closed
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Example: If total deal value is $1,000,000 from 10 deals, the average deal size is $100,000.
218. Sales Forecast Accuracy
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Definition: The accuracy of sales forecasts compared to actual sales results.
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Formula: ((Forecasted Sales - Actual Sales) / Forecasted Sales) * 100
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Example: If forecasted sales were $500,000 and actual sales were $450,000, the accuracy is 90%.
219. Customer Nurture Rate
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Definition: The percentage of leads or customers who are actively engaged in nurturing campaigns.
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Formula: (Nurtured Leads or Customers / Total Leads or Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 leads are part of a nurture campaign, the nurture rate is 30%.
220. Return on Training Investment (ROTI)
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Definition: A measure of the financial return generated by employee training programs.
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Formula: (Revenue Increase Attributed to Training / Cost of Training) * 100
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Example: If training generates a $100,000 increase in revenue and costs $25,000, the ROTI is 400%.
221. First Contact Resolution (FCR) Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer issues resolved during the first contact with support.
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Formula: (First Contact Resolutions / Total Support Requests) * 100
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Example: If 700 out of 1,000 support issues are resolved on the first contact, the FCR rate is 70%.
222. Customer Advocacy Score
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Definition: A measure of how likely customers are to recommend a brand or product to others.
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Formula: Based on survey responses or NPS scores.
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Example: If 70% of customers are willing to recommend the brand, the advocacy score is 70.
223. Time to Deliver First ROI (New Products)
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a new product to generate its first return on investment.
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Example: If it takes 6 months for a new product to generate positive ROI, the time to deliver first ROI is 6 months.
224. Churn Rate (SaaS)
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Definition: The percentage of customers who cancel or do not renew their subscriptions within a specific period.
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Formula: (Churned Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 customers cancel their subscriptions, the churn rate is 5%.
225. Average Page Load Time (Website)
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes for a webpage to fully load.
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Example: If a webpage takes an average of 3 seconds to load, that’s the average load time.
226. Return on Equity (ROE)
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Definition: A measure of a company’s profitability relative to shareholder equity.
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Formula: Net Income / Shareholder Equity
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Example: If net income is $200,000 and shareholder equity is $1,000,000, ROE is 20%.
227. Supplier Fill Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders that are filled by suppliers on the first shipment.
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Formula: (Orders Filled on First Shipment / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 orders are filled on the first shipment, the fill rate is 90%.
228. Campaign Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of leads or customers converted through a specific marketing campaign.
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Formula: (Conversions / Total Leads or Customers Targeted) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 leads convert during a campaign, the conversion rate is 10%.
229. Employee Satisfaction with Leadership
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Definition: A measure of employee satisfaction with company leadership.
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Example: If employees rate leadership with an average score of 8 out of 10, the satisfaction score is 8.
230. Percentage of Customers Engaged in Upsell Opportunities
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Definition: The percentage of customers who engage with upsell opportunities.
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Formula: (Customers Engaged in Upsell / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers engage with upsell opportunities, the percentage is 20%.
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231. Average Customer Value (ACV)
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Definition: The average value generated by a customer over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Total Number of Customers
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Example: If total revenue is $500,000 from 1,000 customers, the ACV is $500.
232. Customer Lifetime Duration
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Definition: The average length of time a customer remains engaged with a company before churning.
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Example: If the average customer lifespan is 5 years, that’s the customer lifetime duration.
233. Cost per Acquisition (CPA)
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Definition: The average cost incurred to acquire a new customer.
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Formula: Total Sales and Marketing Costs / Number of New Customers Acquired
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Example: If a company spends $50,000 on marketing and acquires 100 customers, the CPA is $500.
234. Percentage of Repeat Purchases
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Definition: The percentage of total purchases made by returning customers.
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Formula: (Repeat Purchases / Total Purchases) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 purchases are made by returning customers, the percentage is 50%.
235. Contract Compliance Rate
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Definition: The percentage of contracts that comply with legal, regulatory, or organizational requirements.
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Formula: (Compliant Contracts / Total Contracts) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 contracts comply with standards, the compliance rate is 95%.
236. Percentage of Product Development Completed on Time
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Definition: The percentage of product development milestones completed within the scheduled timeframe.
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Formula: (Milestones Completed on Time / Total Milestones) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 development milestones are completed on time, the rate is 80%.
237. Average Lead Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for sales representatives to respond to incoming leads.
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Example: If the average response time is 1 hour, that’s the lead response time.
238. Employee Utilization Rate
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Definition: The percentage of an employee’s available working hours that are spent on billable or productive tasks.
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Formula: (Billable Hours / Available Hours) * 100
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Example: If an employee works 30 out of 40 billable hours in a week, the utilization rate is 75%.
239. Average Revenue per Product
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Definition: The average amount of revenue generated by each product sold.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Products Sold
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Example: If total revenue is $200,000 from 1,000 products sold, the average revenue per product is $200.
240. Percentage of Support Tickets Escalated
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are escalated to higher-level support teams.
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Formula: (Escalated Tickets / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 tickets are escalated, the escalation rate is 10%.
241. Percentage of Budget Spent on Innovation
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Definition: The percentage of a company’s total budget allocated to innovation and R&D.
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Formula: (Innovation Spend / Total Budget) * 100
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Example: If $1,000,000 is spent on innovation from a $10,000,000 budget, the percentage is 10%.
242. Revenue per Available Seat Mile (RASM)
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Definition: A key metric in the airline industry that measures revenue per seat per mile flown.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Available Seat Miles
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Example: If an airline generates $100,000 in revenue and has 500,000 available seat miles, the RASM is $0.20.
243. Employee Satisfaction with Benefits
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the benefits offered by the company.
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Example: If employees rate their benefits an average of 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
244. Average Sales Cycle Length
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes for a sale to be completed from initial contact to closing.
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Example: If it takes an average of 45 days to close a sale, the sales cycle length is 45 days.
245. Average Order Processing Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for an order to be processed from receipt to fulfillment.
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Example: If the average processing time is 24 hours, that’s the order processing time.
246. Customer Retention Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained over a specific period.
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Formula: ((Customers at End of Period - New Customers During Period) / Customers at Start of Period) * 100
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Example: If a company starts with 1,000 customers, gains 200, and loses 50, the retention rate is 95%.
247. Average Gross Margin per Product
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Definition: The average gross margin generated per product sold.
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Formula: (Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold) / Total Products Sold
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Example: If the gross margin is $20 on each product sold, the average gross margin per product is $20.
248. Average Handling Time (AHT)
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Definition: The average time it takes for a customer service agent to resolve a customer issue.
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Example: If the average handling time for customer inquiries is 5 minutes, the AHT is 5 minutes.
249. Customer Onboarding Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to fully onboard a new customer after they make a purchase or sign a contract.
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Example: If it takes 2 weeks to fully onboard a customer, that’s the onboarding time.
250. Percentage of Leads Converted into Sales
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Definition: The percentage of leads that are successfully converted into paying customers.
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Formula: (Converted Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 leads are converted, the conversion rate is 10%.
251. Time to Resolution for Customer Complaints
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve customer complaints.
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Example: If it takes 24 hours to resolve most complaints, that’s the time to resolution.
252. Cost of Customer Retention Programs
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Definition: The total cost of programs and efforts aimed at retaining existing customers.
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Example: If customer retention programs cost $100,000 per year, that’s the cost of retention.
253. Number of Support Tickets Resolved
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Definition: The total number of customer support tickets resolved within a specific period.
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Example: If 1,000 tickets are resolved in a month, that’s the number of tickets resolved.
254. Average Profit per Unit Sold
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Definition: The average profit generated per unit sold.
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Formula: (Total Profit / Units Sold)
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Example: If total profit is $100,000 from 1,000 units sold, the average profit per unit is $100.
255. Customer Health Score
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Definition: A measure of the overall health of customer relationships based on usage, satisfaction, and engagement.
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Example: If a customer has a high usage rate and positive feedback, their health score might be 90 out of 100.
256. Service Level Agreement (SLA) Compliance
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Definition: The percentage of SLAs met within the agreed-upon timeframes.
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Formula: (SLAs Met / Total SLAs) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 SLAs are met, the compliance rate is 90%.
257. Number of Features Released
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Definition: The total number of new features or product updates released over a specific period.
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Example: If 5 new features are released in a quarter, that’s the number of features released.
258. Time to Feature Adoption
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Definition: The average time it takes for users or customers to adopt a newly released feature.
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Example: If customers adopt a new feature within 1 month, that’s the time to feature adoption.
259. Number of Open Support Tickets
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Definition: The total number of unresolved or open support tickets at any given time.
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Example: If there are 100 open support tickets, that’s the number of unresolved issues.
260. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
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Definition: The direct costs associated with producing goods sold by a company.
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Formula: Beginning Inventory + Purchases - Ending Inventory
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Example: If beginning inventory is $100,000, purchases are $500,000, and ending inventory is $150,000, the COGS is $450,000.
261. Time to Product Market Fit
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a product to achieve market fit, where it satisfies market demand.
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Example: If it takes 6 months for a product to reach market fit, that’s the time to market fit.
262. Average Deal Closing Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a deal from initial contact to final agreement.
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Example: If the average closing time is 30 days, that’s the deal closing time.
263. Employee Training Effectiveness
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Definition: A measure of how effective training programs are in improving employee performance and productivity.
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Example: If employees show a 20% improvement after training, that indicates training effectiveness.
264. Percentage of Products Meeting Quality Standards
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Definition: The percentage of products that meet the established quality criteria.
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Formula: (Products Meeting Standards / Total Products) * 100
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Example: If 980 out of 1,000 products meet quality standards, the rate is 98%.
265. Number of New Customers Acquired
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Definition: The total number of new customers acquired over a specific period.
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Example: If 200 new customers are acquired in a quarter, that’s the number of new customers.
266. Project Budget Variance
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Definition: The difference between the budgeted cost of a project and the actual cost.
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Formula: (Budgeted Cost - Actual Cost) / Budgeted Cost * 100
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Example: If the budget is $100,000 and the actual cost is $120,000, the variance is -20%.
267. Customer Onboarding Success Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who successfully complete the onboarding process.
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Formula: (Successfully Onboarded Customers / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 new customers complete onboarding, the success rate is 90%.
268. Average Service Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for a service team to respond to customer inquiries or requests.
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Example: If the average response time is 2 hours, that’s the service response time.
269. Net Revenue Retention (NRR)
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Definition: The percentage of revenue retained from existing customers over a specific period, including upsells and renewals.
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Formula: (Revenue from Existing Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 is retained from existing customers out of $600,000 total revenue, the NRR is 83%.
270. Percentage of Sales from Upselling
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Definition: The percentage of total sales that come from upselling customers on higher-value products or services.
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Formula: (Upselling Sales / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $500,000 total sales comes from upselling, the percentage is 20%.
271. Time to Payback Customer Acquisition Cost
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a company to recover the cost of acquiring a new customer.
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Example: If the customer acquisition cost is paid back in 6 months, that’s the time to payback.
272. Average Revenue per Hour Worked
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Definition: The average revenue generated per hour worked by employees.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Total Hours Worked
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Example: If total revenue is $1,000,000 and 10,000 hours are worked, the revenue per hour is $100.
273. Feature Utilization Rate
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Definition: The percentage of users who actively use a specific feature within a product or service.
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Formula: (Users Using Feature / Total Users) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 users use a feature, the utilization rate is 50%.
274. Number of Projects Completed on Time
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Definition: The total number of projects completed by the scheduled deadline.
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Example: If 8 out of 10 projects are completed on time, that’s the number of projects on schedule.
275. Gross Margin per Employee
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Definition: The gross profit generated per employee.
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Formula: Gross Profit / Total Number of Employees
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Example: If the gross profit is $500,000 and there are 50 employees, the gross margin per employee is $10,000.
276. Customer Interaction Frequency
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Definition: The average number of interactions a customer has with a company over a specific period.
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Example: If customers interact with a company 5 times a month on average, that’s the interaction frequency.
277. Marketing Campaign ROI
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Definition: The return on investment for a specific marketing campaign.
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Formula: (Revenue Generated from Campaign - Campaign Cost) / Campaign Cost * 100
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Example: If a campaign generates $200,000 in revenue and costs $50,000, the ROI is 300%.
278. Product Return Rate
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Definition: The percentage of products returned by customers relative to total products sold.
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Formula: (Returned Products / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 1,000 products are returned, the return rate is 2%.
279. Churn Rate (Subscription Services)
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Definition: The percentage of customers who cancel their subscription during a specific period.
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Formula: (Customers Lost / Total Customers at Start of Period) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers cancel, the churn rate is 10%.
280. Percentage of Customers Engaged in Nurturing Campaigns
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Definition: The percentage of customers who engage with email or other nurturing campaigns.
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Formula: (Engaged Customers / Total Customers Targeted) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers engage with a nurturing campaign, the engagement rate is 20%.
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281. Percentage of Sales from Referrals
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from customer referrals.
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Formula: (Referral Sales / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 of $500,000 in sales come from referrals, the percentage is 10%.
282. Percentage of Employees Participating in Feedback Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively participating in feedback or engagement programs.
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Formula: (Participants / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 500 employees participate in feedback programs, the participation rate is 40%.
283. Time to Launch a New Product
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Definition: The total time it takes from ideation to the market launch of a new product.
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Example: If a new product takes 9 months from concept to launch, that’s the time to launch.
284. Percentage of Defects Fixed in Time
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Definition: The percentage of product defects fixed within the designated timeframe.
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Formula: (Defects Fixed on Time / Total Defects) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 product defects are fixed on time, the percentage is 90%.
285. Number of Leads Generated per Marketing Channel
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Definition: The total number of leads generated by specific marketing channels (e.g., email, social media).
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Example: If the email channel generates 300 leads in a month, that’s the number of leads for that channel.
286. Customer Acquisition Rate by Channel
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Definition: The rate of customer acquisition broken down by marketing channel.
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Formula: (New Customers via Channel / Total Customers via Channel) * 100
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Example: If 50 new customers are acquired through social media, the acquisition rate is 50%.
287. Average Revenue per Active Customer
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Definition: The average revenue generated from customers who are actively engaged with a product or service.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Active Customers / Number of Active Customers
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Example: If active customers generate $200,000 from 500 users, the average is $400 per customer.
288. Website Bounce Rate
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Definition: The percentage of website visitors who leave after viewing only one page.
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Formula: (Single Page Visits / Total Visitors) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 visitors leave after one page, the bounce rate is 30%.
289. Employee Satisfaction with Work-Life Balance
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Definition: A measure of employee satisfaction regarding their ability to balance work and personal life.
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Example: If employees rate work-life balance at 8 out of 10, the satisfaction score is 8.
290. Customer Profitability
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Definition: The profit a company earns from each customer after deducting acquisition and service costs.
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Formula: Revenue from Customer - Acquisition/Service Costs
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Example: If a customer generates $10,000 in revenue and costs $3,000 to service, profitability is $7,000.
291. Percentage of Tasks Completed on Time
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Definition: The percentage of tasks or activities completed within their designated timeframe.
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Formula: (Tasks Completed on Time / Total Tasks) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 tasks are completed on time, the completion rate is 80%.
292. Percentage of Revenue from New Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from newly entered markets or geographies.
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Formula: (Revenue from New Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from new markets, the percentage is 20%.
293. Average Time to Close Support Tickets
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve customer support tickets.
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Example: If support tickets are closed in an average of 4 hours, that’s the time to close.
294. Time to Achieve Break-Even
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a company to cover its costs and begin making a profit.
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Example: If it takes 1 year to recover all costs and reach break-even, the time is 12 months.
295. Product Cost per Unit
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Definition: The average cost incurred to produce one unit of a product.
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Formula: Total Production Costs / Number of Units Produced
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Example: If production costs are $500,000 for 1,000 units, the cost per unit is $500.
296. Inventory Holding Costs
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Definition: The total cost of storing inventory, including warehousing and insurance costs.
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Formula: Inventory Holding Costs / Total Inventory
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Example: If inventory holding costs are $100,000 and the inventory is $500,000, the holding cost is 20%.
297. Return on Advertising Spend (ROAS)
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Definition: A measure of revenue generated from each dollar spent on advertising.
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Formula: Revenue Generated from Ads / Advertising Spend
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Example: If $50,000 in revenue is generated from $10,000 in advertising spend, ROAS is 5:1.
298. Time to Ship
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Definition: The average time it takes from order receipt to shipping the product.
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Example: If it takes 24 hours to ship after an order is received, the time to ship is 1 day.
299. Product Development Cycle Time
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Definition: The total time required to develop a new product, from concept to completion.
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Example: If a product takes 6 months to develop, the development cycle time is 6 months.
300. Cost per Click (CPC)
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Definition: The average cost incurred each time a user clicks on an online ad.
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Formula: Total Ad Spend / Total Clicks
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Example: If $1,000 is spent on an ad campaign with 500 clicks, the CPC is $2.
301. Employee Skill Development Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who improve their skills through training programs over a specific period.
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Formula: (Employees Who Show Skill Improvement / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 60 out of 100 employees improve their skills, the development rate is 60%.
302. Total Contract Value (TCV)
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Definition: The total revenue a company expects to receive from a customer contract, including one-time and recurring fees.
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Example: If a customer signs a 3-year contract worth $300,000, the TCV is $300,000.
303. Projected Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
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Definition: The estimated total value a customer will generate over their lifetime.
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Formula: (Average Purchase Value) x (Purchase Frequency) x (Customer Lifespan)
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Example: If a customer spends $200 per year and stays for 5 years, the projected CLV is $1,000.
304. Content Engagement Rate
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Definition: The percentage of users or visitors who engage with content (e.g., likes, shares, comments).
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Formula: (Total Engagements / Total Views or Interactions) * 100
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Example: If 500 people engage with content out of 5,000 views, the engagement rate is 10%.
305. Debt-to-Equity Ratio
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Definition: A measure of a company's financial leverage, comparing total liabilities to shareholder equity.
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Formula: Total Liabilities / Shareholder Equity
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Example: If liabilities are $2 million and equity is $1 million, the debt-to-equity ratio is 2:1.
306. Average Customer Engagement Time
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Definition: The average amount of time a customer spends interacting with a company’s website, app, or service.
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Example: If users spend an average of 3 minutes per session, the engagement time is 3 minutes.
307. Percentage of Revenue from Product Extensions
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Definition: The percentage of revenue generated from product line extensions or new variations of existing products.
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Formula: (Revenue from Product Extensions / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from extensions, the percentage is 20%.
308. Cost per Conversion
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Definition: The total cost incurred to convert a lead into a customer.
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Formula: Total Spend / Number of Conversions
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Example: If $10,000 is spent to achieve 100 conversions, the cost per conversion is $100.
309. Mobile App Retention Rate
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Definition: The percentage of users who continue using a mobile app after a specific period.
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Formula: (Retained Users / Total Users) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 users return after 30 days, the retention rate is 20%.
310. Customer Conversion Rate (Free to Paid)
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Definition: The percentage of free users who convert to paying customers.
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Formula: (Free Users Converted to Paid / Total Free Users) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 free users convert, the conversion rate is 10%.
311. Product Development Cost Variance
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Definition: The difference between the budgeted cost of product development and the actual cost.
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Formula: (Budgeted Cost - Actual Cost) / Budgeted Cost * 100
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Example: If the budgeted cost is $500,000 and the actual cost is $600,000, the variance is -20%.
312. Percentage of Defects Resolved Post-Release
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Definition: The percentage of product defects that are identified and resolved after release.
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Formula: (Resolved Post-Release Defects / Total Defects) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 100 defects are resolved after release, the percentage is 50%.
313. Gross Margin Return on Inventory (GMROI)
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Definition: A measure of inventory profitability based on gross margin and average inventory investment.
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Formula: Gross Profit / Average Inventory
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Example: If gross profit is $500,000 and average inventory is $250,000, GMROI is 2.
314. Email Open Rate
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Definition: The percentage of email recipients who open a specific email.
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Formula: (Opened Emails / Emails Sent) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 emails are opened, the open rate is 30%.
315. Cost of Goods Manufactured (COGM)
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Definition: The total cost incurred to produce finished goods during a specific period.
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Formula: Total Manufacturing Costs + Beginning Work in Process - Ending Work in Process
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Example: If manufacturing costs are $200,000 with $50,000 in work in process, the COGM is $150,000.
316. Employee Absentee Rate
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Definition: The percentage of workdays missed by employees due to unplanned absences.
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Formula: (Total Absentee Days / Total Workdays) * 100
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Example: If employees miss 50 out of 1,000 workdays, the absentee rate is 5%.
317. Average Revenue per Campaign
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Definition: The average amount of revenue generated from each marketing or sales campaign.
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Formula: Total Campaign Revenue / Number of Campaigns
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Example: If $100,000 is generated from 5 campaigns, the average revenue per campaign is $20,000.
318. Customer Effort Score (CES)
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Definition: A measure of how much effort customers have to exert to get a problem solved or a request fulfilled.
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Example: If customers rate the effort required as 3 out of 5, the CES is 3.
319. Average Time to Reach First Sale
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Definition: The average time it takes from acquiring a lead to making the first sale.
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Example: If the average time is 10 days, that’s the time to first sale.
320. Product Lifecycle Length
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Definition: The total time a product remains viable in the market, from launch to discontinuation.
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Example: If a product is viable for 5 years, that’s the product lifecycle length.
321. Time to Reach Profitability
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Definition: The total amount of time it takes for a company or project to become profitable.
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Example: If profitability is achieved in 2 years, that’s the time to profitability.
322. Percentage of Products Delivered Late
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Definition: The percentage of products delivered after the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (Late Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 products are delivered late, the percentage is 5%.
323. Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT)
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Definition: A measure of customer satisfaction typically gathered through surveys.
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Formula: (Satisfied Customers / Total Surveyed Customers) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 surveyed customers are satisfied, the CSAT is 90%.
324. Sales per Square Foot (Retail)
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Definition: The revenue generated per square foot of retail space.
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Formula: Total Sales / Square Footage
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Example: If a store generates $500,000 from 1,000 square feet, sales per square foot are $500.
325. Website Exit Rate
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Definition: The percentage of website visitors who leave from a specific page.
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Formula: (Exits from Page / Total Page Views) * 100
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Example: If 200 visitors exit from a product page out of 1,000 views, the exit rate is 20%.
326. Vendor On-Time Delivery Rate
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Definition: The percentage of supplier deliveries that arrive on or before the scheduled date.
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Formula: (On-Time Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 supplier deliveries are on time, the on-time rate is 90%.
327. Employee Productivity Ratio
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Definition: A measure of employee productivity based on the ratio of outputs to inputs (hours worked).
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Formula: Total Output / Total Hours Worked
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Example: If employees produce 100 units in 500 hours, the productivity ratio is 0.2 units per hour.
328. Number of Backorders
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Definition: The total number of products ordered but not yet fulfilled due to stock shortages.
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Example: If there are 50 backorders in the system, that’s the number of backorders.
329. Customer Retention Rate by Product
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained for specific products or services.
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Formula: ((Customers at End of Period for Product - New Customers for Product) / Customers at Start of Period) * 100
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Example: If a product retains 500 out of 1,000 customers, the retention rate is 50%.
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330. Customer Retention Cost (CRC)
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Definition: The average cost incurred to retain a customer over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Retention Spend / Number of Retained Customers
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Example: If retention costs are $20,000 to retain 500 customers, the CRC is $40 per customer.
331. Average Payment Collection Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to collect payment from customers after issuing an invoice.
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Example: If the average time to collect payment is 30 days, that’s the collection time.
332. Percentage of Orders Delivered Early
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Definition: The percentage of orders delivered before the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (Orders Delivered Early / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 orders are delivered early, the percentage is 10%.
333. Time to Close a Lead
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to close a lead, from first contact to final sale.
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Example: If leads take an average of 15 days to close, the time to close a lead is 15 days.
334. Percentage of Invoices Paid on Time
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Definition: The percentage of invoices paid by customers on or before the due date.
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Formula: (Invoices Paid on Time / Total Invoices) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 400 invoices are paid on time, the percentage is 75%.
335. Employee Satisfaction with Training Programs
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Definition: A measure of employee satisfaction with the company's training and development programs.
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Example: If employees rate training programs 4 out of 5, the satisfaction score is 4.
336. Net Profit per Unit Sold
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Definition: The profit earned on each unit of product sold, after all expenses are deducted.
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Formula: (Total Profit / Units Sold)
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Example: If $100,000 profit is earned from selling 1,000 units, the net profit per unit is $100.
337. Percentage of Revenue from Upselling
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from upselling customers to higher-value products or services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Upselling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 of $200,000 revenue is from upselling, the percentage is 25%.
338. Customer Wait Time for Support
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Definition: The average time customers wait to speak with a support agent after contacting support.
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Example: If the average wait time is 5 minutes, that’s the customer wait time for support.
339. Average Time to Hire
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Definition: The average time it takes to fill an open position, from posting the job to hiring a candidate.
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Example: If the average time to hire is 30 days, that’s the hiring time.
340. Average Time Spent on Website
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Definition: The average time visitors spend on a company’s website during a session.
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Example: If visitors spend an average of 5 minutes on the website, that’s the average time spent.
341. Percentage of Defects Detected in Testing
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Definition: The percentage of product defects detected during the testing phase, before release.
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Formula: (Defects Detected in Testing / Total Defects) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 defects are detected in testing, the percentage is 90%.
342. Marketing Budget as a Percentage of Revenue
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue allocated to marketing activities.
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Formula: (Marketing Spend / Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 is spent on marketing from $1,000,000 revenue, the percentage is 10%.
343. Revenue per Customer
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Definition: The average revenue generated per customer.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Total Customers
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Example: If $500,000 in revenue is generated from 1,000 customers, the revenue per customer is $500.
344. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) to Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) Ratio
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Definition: A measure of how the value of a customer compares to the cost of acquiring them.
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Formula: CLV / CAC
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Example: If the CLV is $1,000 and the CAC is $200, the ratio is 5:1.
345. Conversion Rate by Channel
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Definition: The percentage of leads converted into customers by specific marketing channels (e.g., email, social media).
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Formula: (Converted Leads / Total Leads via Channel) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 leads from email convert to customers, the rate is 10%.
346. Project Completion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of projects completed on time and within budget.
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Formula: (Completed Projects / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 projects are completed on time, the rate is 80%.
347. Average Customer Hold Time
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Definition: The average time customers spend on hold before speaking with a representative.
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Example: If customers spend an average of 2 minutes on hold, that’s the average hold time.
348. Product Launch Success Rate
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Definition: The percentage of products launched that meet or exceed revenue targets within a defined period.
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Formula: (Successful Product Launches / Total Product Launches) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 product launches meet targets, the success rate is 80%.
349. Percentage of Revenue from International Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from international markets.
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Formula: (Revenue from International Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from international markets, the percentage is 30%.
350. Time to Fulfill Customer Orders
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Definition: The average time it takes to process and fulfill a customer order.
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Example: If the average time to fulfill orders is 24 hours, that’s the fulfillment time.
351. Employee Utilization Rate by Department
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Definition: The percentage of time employees spend on productive, billable tasks, broken down by department.
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Formula: (Billable Hours / Available Hours per Department) * 100
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Example: If the sales department bills 90 out of 100 available hours, the utilization rate is 90%.
352. Customer Retention Rate by Region
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained in specific regions.
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Formula: ((Customers at End of Period in Region - New Customers in Region) / Customers at Start of Period in Region) * 100
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Example: If the North America region retains 90 out of 100 customers, the retention rate is 90%.
353. Average Customer Referral Rate
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Definition: The average percentage of customers who refer new business to the company.
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Formula: (Customers Who Refer / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 customers refer others, the referral rate is 5%.
354. Average Cost per Invoice
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Definition: The average cost of processing an invoice, including labor, software, and administrative costs.
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Formula: Total Invoice Processing Costs / Number of Invoices Processed
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Example: If it costs $5,000 to process 1,000 invoices, the cost per invoice is $5.
355. Percentage of Employees Promoted
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Definition: The percentage of employees promoted within a specific period.
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Formula: (Number of Promotions / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 employees are promoted out of 1,000, the promotion rate is 5%.
356. Average Order Value (AOV)
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Definition: The average amount spent per order by customers.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Total Number of Orders
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Example: If total revenue is $100,000 from 500 orders, the AOV is $200.
357. Employee Attrition Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who leave the company within a specific period.
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Formula: (Number of Employees Who Left / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 30 employees leave out of 1,000, the attrition rate is 3%.
358. Supplier Lead Time Variance
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Definition: The difference between expected and actual lead times for supplier deliveries.
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Formula: (Actual Lead Time - Expected Lead Time) / Expected Lead Time * 100
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Example: If expected lead time is 10 days and actual is 12 days, the variance is 20%.
359. Sales Opportunity Conversion Rate
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Definition: The percentage of sales opportunities that result in closed deals.
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Formula: (Closed Sales / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 100 opportunities close, the conversion rate is 30%.
360. Percentage of Budget Spent
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Definition: The percentage of the total budget used within a specific period.
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Formula: (Amount Spent / Total Budget) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 is spent out of a $100,000 budget, the percentage spent is 50%.
361. Project Budget Overrun Rate
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Definition: The percentage by which project costs exceed the budgeted amount.
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Formula: (Actual Costs - Budgeted Costs) / Budgeted Costs * 100
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Example: If actual costs are $120,000 and the budget is $100,000, the overrun rate is 20%.
362. Percentage of Employees Meeting Performance Targets
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed their performance goals.
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Formula: (Number of Employees Meeting Targets / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 200 employees meet their targets, the percentage is 75%.
363. Customer Churn Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who stop doing business with a company during a specific period.
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Formula: (Customers Lost / Total Customers at Start of Period) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 customers churn, the churn rate is 5%.
364. Percentage of Projects Delivered on Time
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Definition: The percentage of projects completed within the agreed-upon timeline.
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Formula: (On-Time Projects / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 projects are delivered on time, the rate is 80%.
365. Employee Turnover Rate
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Definition: The percentage of employees who leave the company within a specific period.
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Formula: (Employees Who Left / Average Number of Employees) * 100
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Example: If 40 employees leave out of an average of 1,000 employees, the turnover rate is 4%.
366. Return on Assets (ROA)
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Definition: A measure of how efficiently a company uses its assets to generate profit.
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Formula: Net Income / Total Assets
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Example: If net income is $200,000 and total assets are $1,000,000, the ROA is 20%.
367. Sales Revenue per Employee
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Definition: The total sales revenue generated per employee.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue / Total Employees
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Example: If total sales are $1,000,000 and there are 50 employees, the revenue per employee is $20,000.
368. Time to Respond to Customer Inquiries
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Definition: The average time it takes for a customer service team to respond to inquiries.
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Example: If the average response time is 2 hours, that’s the time to respond.
369. Percentage of Sales from New Products
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from newly launched products.
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Formula: (Sales from New Products / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 in sales is from new products, the percentage is 20%.
370. Percentage of Revenue from Subscriptions
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from subscription services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Subscriptions / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If subscription services generate $300,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue, the percentage is 30%.
371. Supplier Compliance Rate
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Definition: The percentage of supplier transactions that comply with agreed-upon terms and standards.
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Formula: (Compliant Supplier Transactions / Total Transactions) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 supplier transactions comply, the rate is 95%.
372. Average Cost per Click (CPC) in Advertising
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Definition: The average cost of each click in an online advertising campaign.
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Formula: Total Ad Spend / Number of Clicks
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Example: If $1,000 is spent on ads and 500 clicks are generated, the CPC is $2.
373. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Lost
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Definition: The percentage of potential sales opportunities that are not successfully closed.
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Formula: (Lost Sales Opportunities / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 40 out of 100 opportunities are lost, the percentage is 40%.
374. Percentage of Orders Fulfilled on First Attempt
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Definition: The percentage of orders successfully fulfilled on the first try, without any issues.
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Formula: (Orders Fulfilled on First Attempt / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 950 out of 1,000 orders are fulfilled on the first attempt, the percentage is 95%.
375. Percentage of Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) Converted
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Definition: The percentage of MQLs that are converted into sales opportunities or closed deals.
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Formula: (Converted MQLs / Total MQLs) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 500 MQLs are converted, the conversion rate is 20%.
376. Average Sales Price (ASP)
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Definition: The average selling price of a product over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue / Number of Units Sold
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Example: If total revenue is $200,000 from 1,000 units, the ASP is $200.
377. Average Customer Satisfaction Rating
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Definition: The average satisfaction score provided by customers in surveys or feedback forms.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction as 4 out of 5 on average, that’s the satisfaction rating.
378. Percentage of Customers Who Upgrade
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Definition: The percentage of customers who upgrade to a higher-tier product or service.
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Formula: (Customers Upgraded / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers upgrade, the percentage is 10%.
379. Revenue per Product Line
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Definition: The total revenue generated by each product line or category.
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Example: If a specific product line generates $500,000 in revenue, that’s the revenue for that line.
380. Average Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)
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Definition: The average recurring revenue generated each month from subscription-based products or services.
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Formula: Total Subscription Revenue / Number of Months
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Example: If subscription revenue is $120,000 over 12 months, the MRR is $10,000.
381. Inventory Shrinkage Rate
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Definition: The percentage of inventory lost due to theft, damage, or administrative errors.
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Formula: (Inventory Losses / Total Inventory) * 100
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Example: If $5,000 worth of inventory is lost from $100,000 in stock, the shrinkage rate is 5%.
382. Percentage of Website Visitors Returning
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Definition: The percentage of website visitors who return to the site after their initial visit.
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Formula: (Returning Visitors / Total Visitors) * 100
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Example: If 2,000 visitors return out of 10,000, the return rate is 20%.
383. Time to Market (TTM)
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Definition: The amount of time it takes to bring a product from concept to market launch.
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Example: If a product takes 6 months from ideation to launch, that’s the time to market.
384. Percentage of Products Defective
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Definition: The percentage of products produced that are found to be defective.
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Formula: (Defective Products / Total Products Produced) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 1,000 products are defective, the percentage is 1%.
385. Percentage of Customers Acquired via Organic Channels
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through organic (non-paid) channels like SEO.
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Formula: (Customers via Organic Channels / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers are acquired organically, the percentage is 20%.
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386. Percentage of Revenue from Digital Channels
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from digital channels, such as e-commerce or digital services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Digital Channels / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue is generated through digital channels, the percentage is 20%.
387. Percentage of Product Returns Due to Defects
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Definition: The percentage of products returned by customers due to defects or faults.
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Formula: (Defective Product Returns / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 5,000 products are returned due to defects, the percentage is 1%.
388. Sales Pipeline Value
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Definition: The total potential revenue from all active sales opportunities in the pipeline.
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Example: If the combined value of active sales opportunities is $500,000, that’s the sales pipeline value.
389. Employee Engagement Index
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Definition: A composite index measuring employee engagement through feedback, productivity, and involvement in company initiatives.
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Example: If engagement surveys and productivity scores average out to 85%, that’s the engagement index score.
390. Percentage of Sales from Repeat Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from returning customers.
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Formula: (Sales from Repeat Customers / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If repeat customers contribute $300,000 to $1,000,000 in sales, the percentage is 30%.
391. Product Defect Rate by Supplier
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Definition: The percentage of defective products received from individual suppliers.
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Formula: (Defective Products from Supplier / Total Products from Supplier) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 500 products from a supplier are defective, the defect rate is 2%.
392. Average Cost of Warranty Claims
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Definition: The average cost incurred to handle warranty claims per product.
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Formula: Total Warranty Claims Cost / Number of Claims
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Example: If $100,000 is spent on 500 warranty claims, the cost per claim is $200.
393. Customer Net Promoter Score (NPS)
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Definition: A metric that measures customer loyalty by asking how likely they are to recommend a company’s product or service to others.
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Formula: % Promoters - % Detractors
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Example: If 70% of respondents are promoters and 10% are detractors, the NPS is 60.
394. Employee Satisfaction with Leadership
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the company’s leadership team.
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Example: If employees rate leadership as 7 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
395. Gross Revenue Retention (GRR)
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Definition: The percentage of revenue retained from existing customers before accounting for any upsells or cross-sells.
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Formula: (Revenue Retained / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $900,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is retained, the GRR is 90%.
396. Percentage of Leads Generated from Organic Search
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Definition: The percentage of total leads generated through organic search (non-paid channels).
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Formula: (Organic Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 leads are generated through organic search, the percentage is 20%.
397. Percentage of Budget Spent on New Product Development
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Definition: The percentage of total budget allocated to the development of new products.
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Formula: (New Product Development Spend / Total Budget) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 is spent on new product development from a $1,000,000 budget, the percentage is 20%.
398. Vendor Defect Rate
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Definition: The percentage of products or services from vendors that do not meet quality or performance standards.
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Formula: (Defective Products from Vendor / Total Products from Vendor) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 1,000 products from a vendor are defective, the vendor defect rate is 2%.
399. Percentage of Sales from New Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated by newly acquired customers.
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Formula: (Sales from New Customers / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $150,000 out of $1,000,000 in sales comes from new customers, the percentage is 15%.
400. Time to Onboard New Employees
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Definition: The average time it takes to fully onboard a new employee, including training and orientation.
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Example: If the average onboarding time is 2 weeks, that’s the time to onboard new employees.
401. Percentage of Customers Who Renew Contracts
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Definition: The percentage of customers who renew their contracts at the end of the contract term.
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Formula: (Renewed Contracts / Total Contracts) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 contracts are renewed, the percentage is 90%.
402. Return on Capital Employed (ROCE)
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Definition: A measure of a company's profitability and the efficiency with which its capital is employed.
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Formula: Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) / Capital Employed
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Example: If EBIT is $200,000 and capital employed is $1,000,000, the ROCE is 20%.
403. Average Customer Acquisition Cost by Channel
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Definition: The average cost of acquiring a customer through specific channels (e.g., email, social media).
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Formula: Total Channel Spend / Number of Customers Acquired via Channel
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Example: If $50,000 is spent on social media and 100 customers are acquired, the CAC is $500.
404. Time to Resolve Internal Support Issues
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve internal IT or operational support issues.
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Example: If it takes an average of 4 hours to resolve internal issues, that’s the time to resolve.
405. Percentage of Projects Meeting Deadlines
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Definition: The percentage of projects that meet their scheduled deadlines.
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Formula: (Projects Meeting Deadlines / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 85 out of 100 projects meet their deadlines, the percentage is 85%.
406. Percentage of IT Incidents Resolved on First Contact
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Definition: The percentage of IT support incidents that are resolved during the initial interaction.
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Formula: (Incidents Resolved on First Contact / Total IT Incidents) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 200 incidents are resolved on the first contact, the percentage is 75%.
407. Customer Interaction Rate
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Definition: The average number of interactions customers have with a company over a specified period.
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Example: If customers interact with a company 3 times per month on average, that’s the interaction rate.
408. Percentage of Emails Delivered
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Definition: The percentage of sent emails that are successfully delivered to recipients.
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Formula: (Delivered Emails / Total Emails Sent) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 emails are delivered, the percentage is 90%.
409. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) to Customer Retention Cost (CRC) Ratio
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Definition: A measure comparing the lifetime value of a customer to the cost of retaining them.
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Formula: CLV / CRC
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Example: If the CLV is $1,000 and the CRC is $100, the ratio is 10:1.
410. Percentage of High-Value Customers
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Definition: The percentage of customers who generate the highest revenue for the company.
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Formula: (High-Value Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 customers are considered high-value, the percentage is 5%.
411. Supplier Cost per Unit
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Definition: The average cost of products or services provided by suppliers, calculated per unit.
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Formula: Total Supplier Cost / Number of Units Purchased
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Example: If $100,000 is spent on 1,000 units, the supplier cost per unit is $100.
412. Average Training Hours per Employee
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Definition: The average number of hours spent on employee training within a specified period.
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Formula: Total Training Hours / Total Employees
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Example: If 1,000 training hours are provided for 100 employees, the average is 10 hours per employee.
413. Percentage of Revenue from Cross-Selling
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from cross-selling additional products or services to existing customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Cross-Selling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from cross-selling, the percentage is 20%.
414. Number of Open Customer Support Tickets
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Definition: The total number of unresolved or open customer support tickets at any given time.
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Example: If there are 150 open support tickets, that’s the number of unresolved issues.
415. Average Time to Market (Product Launch)
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Definition: The average time it takes for a product to go from development to market launch.
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Example: If the average time to market is 6 months, that’s the time to market.
416. Email Click-Through Rate (CTR)
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Definition: The percentage of email recipients who click on a link within an email.
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Formula: (Clicks / Delivered Emails) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 delivered emails result in a click, the CTR is 10%.
417. Product Launch ROI
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Definition: The return on investment for a newly launched product.
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Formula: (Revenue Generated from Product - Product Development Cost) / Product Development Cost * 100
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Example: If a product generates $200,000 in revenue from a $50,000 development cost, the ROI is 300%.
418. Percentage of Customers Who Engage with Promotions
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Definition: The percentage of customers who respond to or engage with promotional offers.
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Formula: (Customers Engaging with Promotions / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 5,000 customers engage with promotions, the percentage is 10%.
419. Customer Feedback Participation Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who provide feedback through surveys, reviews, or other means.
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Formula: (Customers Providing Feedback / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers provide feedback, the participation rate is 10%.
420. Cost per Lead (CPL) by Channel
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Definition: The average cost to generate a lead, broken down by marketing channel.
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Formula: Total Spend on Channel / Number of Leads via Channel
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Example: If $10,000 is spent on social media to generate 100 leads, the CPL is $100.
421. Customer Retention Rate by Product Line
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained for specific product lines.
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Formula: ((Customers Retained in Product Line / Total Customers in Product Line) * 100)
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Example: If 90 out of 100 customers for a specific product line are retained, the percentage is 90%.
422. Employee Satisfaction with Work Environment
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with their physical and digital work environments.
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Example: If employees rate the work environment as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
423. Supplier On-Time Delivery Rate by Region
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Definition: The percentage of supplier deliveries that arrive on or before the scheduled delivery date, broken down by region.
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Formula: (On-Time Deliveries in Region / Total Deliveries in Region) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 deliveries in Europe are on time, the percentage is 90%.
424. Marketing Campaign Response Rate
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Definition: The percentage of recipients or targets who respond to a marketing campaign.
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Formula: (Responses / Total Campaign Targets) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 10,000 recipients respond to a campaign, the response rate is 2%.
425. Customer Churn Rate by Product Line
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Definition: The percentage of customers who discontinue use of a specific product line.
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Formula: (Customers Lost from Product Line / Total Customers in Product Line) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 1,000 customers churn from a product line, the churn rate is 5%.
426. Percentage of Revenue from Enterprise Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from enterprise-level customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Enterprise Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If enterprise customers generate $800,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue, the percentage is 80%.
427. Percentage of Customer Service Requests Resolved via Self-Service
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Definition: The percentage of customer service issues resolved through self-service channels like FAQs or chatbots.
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Formula: (Self-Service Resolutions / Total Customer Service Requests) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 1,000 service requests are resolved through self-service, the percentage is 40%.
428. IT System Uptime Percentage
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Definition: The percentage of time that IT systems are operational and available for use.
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Formula: (Total Uptime / Total Available Time) * 100
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Example: If IT systems are operational for 99 out of 100 hours, the uptime is 99%.
429. Sales per Lead
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Definition: The total sales revenue generated per lead.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue / Total Number of Leads
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Example: If $100,000 is generated from 500 leads, the sales per lead is $200.
430. Percentage of Employees Completing Training Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees who successfully complete company-provided training programs.
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Formula: (Employees Completing Training / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 250 employees complete training, the percentage is 80%.
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431. Average Sales Cycle Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a sale from the first contact to the final agreement.
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Example: If the average sales cycle takes 30 days, that's the sales cycle time.
432. Percentage of Customers Acquired Through Paid Channels
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Definition: The percentage of total customers acquired through paid marketing channels.
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Formula: (Customers from Paid Channels / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers are acquired through paid channels, the percentage is 10%.
433. Conversion Rate by Lead Source
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Definition: The percentage of leads converted to customers, broken down by lead source.
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Formula: (Converted Leads / Total Leads from Source) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 200 leads from social media convert, the conversion rate is 25%.
434. Customer Advocacy Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively promote a company's product or service to others.
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Example: If 70 out of 100 customers recommend the product to others, the advocacy rate is 70%.
435. Percentage of Revenue from New Offerings
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from new products or services.
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Formula: (Revenue from New Offerings / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from new offerings, the percentage is 20%.
436. Employee Training Return on Investment (ROI)
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Definition: The ROI of employee training programs, calculated by measuring the performance improvements against the cost of training.
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Formula: (Performance Improvement - Training Cost) / Training Cost * 100
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Example: If a $10,000 training program results in $50,000 worth of performance improvement, the ROI is 400%.
437. Number of Products in Development
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Definition: The total number of products currently in the development phase.
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Example: If 5 products are in development, that’s the number of products in development.
438. Customer Support Ticket Resolution Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are successfully resolved.
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Formula: (Resolved Tickets / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 500 tickets are resolved, the resolution rate is 80%.
439. Customer Retention Rate by Subscription Plan
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained within specific subscription plans.
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Formula: (Retained Customers per Plan / Total Customers in Plan) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 premium subscribers renew, the retention rate is 95%.
440. Revenue per Marketing Campaign
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Definition: The amount of revenue generated by each marketing campaign.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Campaign / Number of Campaigns
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Example: If a campaign generates $50,000 in revenue, that’s the revenue per campaign.
441. Average Number of Support Interactions per Customer
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Definition: The average number of customer service interactions (e.g., phone calls, emails) per customer.
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Example: If customers average 3 support interactions per month, that’s the interaction count.
442. Customer Satisfaction with Product Quality
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the quality of a company's product.
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Example: If customers rate product quality at 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
443. Average Handling Time for Returns
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Definition: The average time it takes to process a customer return, from the return request to resolution.
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Example: If it takes 2 days to process a return, that’s the handling time.
444. Percentage of Sales from Cross-Selling
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from cross-selling additional products or services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Cross-Selling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $500,000 revenue comes from cross-selling, the percentage is 20%.
445. Time to Close a Support Ticket
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve and close a customer support ticket.
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Example: If the average time to close a ticket is 3 hours, that’s the time to close.
446. Percentage of Employees Meeting Development Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet their professional development goals over a specific period.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 75 out of 100 employees meet their development goals, the percentage is 75%.
447. Average Time to Complete a Project
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete a project, from initiation to completion.
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Example: If projects take an average of 3 months, that’s the average time to complete a project.
448. Customer Account Growth Rate
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Definition: The rate at which customer accounts grow over a specified period.
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Formula: (New Accounts / Total Accounts at Start of Period) * 100
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Example: If 50 new accounts are added to 1,000 existing accounts, the growth rate is 5%.
449. Percentage of Leads Scored as Qualified
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Definition: The percentage of total leads that meet the criteria for being classified as qualified.
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Formula: (Qualified Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 leads are qualified, the percentage is 20%.
450. Percentage of Orders Fulfilled on Time
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders fulfilled by the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (On-Time Fulfilled Orders / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 orders are fulfilled on time, the percentage is 90%.
451. Average Time to Respond to Customer Feedback
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to customer feedback or complaints.
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Example: If feedback is responded to in an average of 24 hours, that’s the response time.
452. Percentage of Products Launched on Schedule
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Definition: The percentage of new products launched on the scheduled release date.
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Formula: (Products Launched on Time / Total Product Launches) * 100
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Example: If 9 out of 10 products launch on schedule, the percentage is 90%.
453. Percentage of Invoices Paid on Time by Customers
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Definition: The percentage of invoices paid by customers on or before the due date.
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Formula: (Invoices Paid on Time / Total Invoices) * 100
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Example: If 800 out of 1,000 invoices are paid on time, the percentage is 80%.
454. Customer Engagement with Loyalty Programs
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively engage with loyalty programs (e.g., point redemption, special offers).
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Formula: (Engaged Customers / Total Loyalty Program Members) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 loyalty members actively participate, the engagement rate is 30%.
455. Customer Support Satisfaction Score
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the support services they receive.
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Example: If customers rate support as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
456. Average Time to Address a Critical Bug
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Definition: The average time it takes to identify, address, and fix a critical bug in a product or system.
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Example: If critical bugs are fixed in an average of 4 hours, that’s the time to address.
457. Average Sales per Rep
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Definition: The average revenue generated by each sales representative over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue / Number of Sales Reps
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Example: If total sales are $1,000,000 from 10 reps, the average is $100,000 per rep.
458. Inventory Turnover Rate
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Definition: A measure of how quickly inventory is sold and replaced over a specific period.
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Formula: Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory
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Example: If $200,000 in goods are sold and the average inventory is $50,000, the turnover rate is 4.
459. Percentage of Products Priced Competitively
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Definition: The percentage of a company’s product portfolio that is priced competitively in the market.
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Formula: (Competitively Priced Products / Total Products) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 200 products are competitively priced, the percentage is 75%.
460. Employee Productivity per Hour
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Definition: The amount of output (revenue, units, etc.) generated per employee per hour.
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Formula: Total Output / Total Employee Hours Worked
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Example: If 100 units are produced in 500 hours, productivity is 0.2 units per hour.
461. Average Cost per Acquisition (CPA) by Product
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Definition: The average cost incurred to acquire a new customer for a specific product.
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Formula: Total Acquisition Cost / Number of Acquisitions
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Example: If $50,000 is spent acquiring 100 customers for a product, the CPA is $500.
462. Employee Engagement with Company Culture
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Definition: A measure of how engaged employees are with the company’s culture and values.
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Example: If employees rate their engagement with the company culture as 7 out of 10, that’s the engagement score.
463. Customer Sentiment Score
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Definition: A measure of how customers feel about a company or product, often derived from reviews, feedback, and social media mentions.
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Example: If sentiment analysis shows customers have a positive sentiment score of 85%, that’s the customer sentiment score.
464. Marketing Qualified Lead (MQL) Conversion Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for a marketing qualified lead to be converted into a customer.
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Example: If MQLs convert in an average of 14 days, that’s the conversion time.
465. Employee Retention Rate by Department
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Definition: The percentage of employees retained within a specific department over a specific period.
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Formula: ((Employees at End of Period - New Hires) / Employees at Start of Period) * 100
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Example: If the sales department retains 90 out of 100 employees, the retention rate is 90%.
466. Average Profit per Product Line
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Definition: The average profit generated per product line.
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Formula: Total Profit from Product Line / Number of Product Lines
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Example: If the total profit for a product line is $50,000, that’s the profit per product line.
467. Sales Revenue from Top 5 Customers
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Definition: The total sales revenue generated from the top 5 highest-value customers.
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Example: If $300,000 in revenue is generated from the top 5 customers, that’s the revenue from top customers.
468. Percentage of Revenue from Add-On Sales
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from add-on sales or supplementary products/services.
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Formula: (Add-On Sales Revenue / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $500,000 revenue comes from add-ons, the percentage is 20%.
469. Customer Loyalty Index (CLI)
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Definition: A composite score that measures customer loyalty, often derived from repeat purchases, referrals, and engagement.
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Example: If the loyalty index is 85 out of 100, that’s the CLI score.
470. Percentage of Employees with Flexible Work Options
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Definition: The percentage of employees who have flexible work options such as remote work or flexible hours.
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Formula: (Employees with Flexible Work / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 500 employees have flexible work options, the percentage is 40%.
471. Average Time to Release a Software Update
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Definition: The average time it takes to release a software update from start to deployment.
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Example: If updates are released in an average of 2 weeks, that’s the release time.
472. Revenue per Partner
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Definition: The total revenue generated by each business partner.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Partners / Number of Partners
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Example: If $500,000 is generated from 10 partners, the revenue per partner is $50,000.
473. Percentage of Projects Completed Under Budget
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Definition: The percentage of projects completed below the allocated budget.
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Formula: (Projects Under Budget / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 7 out of 10 projects are under budget, the percentage is 70%.
474. Number of New Products Released Annually
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Definition: The total number of new products released by a company each year.
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Example: If 5 new products are released annually, that’s the product count.
475. Percentage of Customers Satisfied with Billing Process
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Definition: The percentage of customers who are satisfied with the company’s billing and payment process.
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Formula: (Satisfied Customers / Total Surveyed Customers) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 customers are satisfied, the percentage is 90%.
476. Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS)
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Definition: A measure of employee loyalty, calculated by asking how likely employees are to recommend their company as a place to work.
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Formula: % Promoters - % Detractors
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Example: If 70% of employees are promoters and 10% are detractors, the eNPS is 60.
477. Percentage of Inventory Shipped in Full
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders shipped with all items included and without stock shortages.
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Formula: (Full Shipments / Total Shipments) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 shipments are complete, the percentage is 95%.
478. Marketing Return on Investment (ROI) by Channel
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Definition: The ROI of marketing activities, broken down by channel (e.g., social media, email, etc.).
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Formula: (Revenue from Channel - Channel Spend) / Channel Spend * 100
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Example: If $20,000 is generated from a $5,000 spend on social media, the ROI is 300%.
479. Product Innovation Rate
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Definition: The percentage of a company’s product portfolio that includes newly developed or significantly improved products.
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Formula: (New or Improved Products / Total Products) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 100 products are new or improved, the rate is 10%.
480. Customer Time to Value (TTV)
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a customer to realize value from a product or service after purchase.
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Example: If customers realize value in 1 month on average, that’s the TTV.
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481. Customer Retention Rate by Contract Length
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained over the duration of specific contract lengths (e.g., 1 year, 2 years).
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Formula: (Retained Customers by Contract Length / Total Customers by Contract Length) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 customers on 1-year contracts are retained, the retention rate is 95%.
482. Percentage of Revenue from Top 10 Products
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated by the top 10 best-selling products.
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Formula: (Revenue from Top 10 Products / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from the top 10 products, the percentage is 50%.
483. Product Feature Adoption Rate
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Definition: The percentage of users or customers who adopt a new feature within a product.
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Formula: (Users Adopting New Feature / Total Users) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers adopt a new feature, the adoption rate is 20%.
484. Customer Support Response Accuracy
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Definition: The percentage of customer support responses that accurately address and resolve the issue in the first response.
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Example: If 85 out of 100 support responses accurately resolve the issue, the accuracy rate is 85%.
485. Number of Leads Generated from Referrals
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Definition: The total number of leads generated through customer referrals.
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Example: If 50 leads are generated from referrals in a month, that’s the number of referral leads.
486. Revenue per Product Category
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Definition: The total revenue generated by each product category or line.
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Example: If $300,000 is generated from a specific product category, that’s the revenue for that category.
487. Percentage of Orders Shipped Without Errors
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders shipped correctly, without any errors (e.g., incorrect items, quantities).
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Formula: (Error-Free Orders / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 950 out of 1,000 orders are shipped without errors, the percentage is 95%.
488. Percentage of Products Recalled
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Definition: The percentage of products that are recalled due to defects or regulatory issues.
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Formula: (Recalled Products / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 1,000 products are recalled, the recall percentage is 1%.
489. Revenue per Advertising Dollar
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Definition: The total revenue generated for each dollar spent on advertising.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Ads / Total Advertising Spend
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Example: If $100,000 in revenue is generated from $10,000 in advertising, the revenue per dollar is $10.
490. Time to Complete a Sales Demo
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete a sales demonstration from start to finish.
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Example: If sales demos take an average of 30 minutes, that’s the demo completion time.
491. Customer Retention Rate by Geography
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained within specific geographic regions.
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Formula: ((Retained Customers in Region / Total Customers in Region) * 100)
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Example: If 80 out of 100 customers in Europe are retained, the retention rate is 80%.
492. Vendor Satisfaction Score
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Definition: A measure of satisfaction with vendors or suppliers, based on factors like quality, reliability, and service.
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Example: If vendors are rated 8 out of 10 on average, that’s the satisfaction score.
493. Percentage of Orders Shipped Early
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders shipped before the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (Orders Shipped Early / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 orders are shipped early, the percentage is 10%.
494. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) by Geography
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Definition: The average cost to acquire a new customer in specific geographic regions.
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Formula: Total Acquisition Spend in Region / Number of New Customers in Region
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Example: If $20,000 is spent to acquire 100 customers in Asia, the CAC is $200.
495. Percentage of High-Priority Tickets Resolved
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Definition: The percentage of high-priority customer support tickets that are resolved within a specific period.
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Formula: (Resolved High-Priority Tickets / Total High-Priority Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 high-priority tickets are resolved, the percentage is 90%.
496. Sales Conversion Rate by Product Category
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Definition: The percentage of leads that convert to sales within specific product categories.
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Formula: (Converted Sales by Category / Total Leads by Category) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 leads convert for a product category, the conversion rate is 10%.
497. Product Development Success Rate
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Definition: The percentage of product development projects that meet or exceed targets for quality, cost, and schedule.
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Formula: (Successful Projects / Total Development Projects) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 development projects meet their targets, the success rate is 80%.
498. Customer Complaint Resolution Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer complaints that are successfully resolved.
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Formula: (Resolved Complaints / Total Complaints) * 100
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Example: If 180 out of 200 complaints are resolved, the resolution rate is 90%.
499. Average Monthly Revenue Growth Rate
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Definition: The average percentage increase in revenue from one month to the next.
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Formula: (Revenue This Month - Revenue Last Month) / Revenue Last Month * 100
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Example: If revenue grows from $100,000 to $110,000, the growth rate is 10%.
500. Percentage of Sales from Cross-Border Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from customers in different countries or regions.
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Formula: (Cross-Border Sales / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 of $1,000,000 in sales comes from cross-border customers, the percentage is 30%.
501. Average Time to Process a Return
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Definition: The average time it takes to process a customer return, from initiation to refund or exchange.
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Example: If returns are processed in an average of 2 days, that’s the processing time.
502. Percentage of Employees Using Company Benefits
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively using company-provided benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, etc.
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Formula: (Employees Using Benefits / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 employees use company benefits, the percentage is 80%.
503. Average Customer Satisfaction Score with Online Experience
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with their online interactions, such as website or app usability.
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Example: If customers rate their online experience as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
504. Cost per Support Ticket
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Definition: The average cost incurred to resolve a customer support ticket.
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Formula: Total Support Costs / Total Tickets Resolved
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Example: If support costs are $10,000 for 500 tickets, the cost per ticket is $20.
505. Average Order Processing Cost
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Definition: The average cost of processing an order, including labor, technology, and administrative expenses.
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Formula: Total Processing Costs / Number of Orders Processed
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Example: If processing costs are $15,000 for 500 orders, the cost per order is $30.
506. Time to Reach Full Market Penetration
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a product or service to achieve full market penetration within a target market.
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Example: If it takes 2 years to achieve full penetration, that’s the time to market penetration.
507. Supplier Compliance Rate
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Definition: The percentage of supplier deliveries or transactions that comply with agreed-upon standards or regulations.
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Formula: (Compliant Supplier Transactions / Total Transactions) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 supplier deliveries meet standards, the compliance rate is 95%.
508. Percentage of Customer Complaints Escalated
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Definition: The percentage of customer complaints that are escalated to higher-level support or management.
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Formula: (Escalated Complaints / Total Complaints) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 200 complaints are escalated, the escalation rate is 10%.
509. Product Launch Failure Rate
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Definition: The percentage of product launches that fail to meet sales or market expectations.
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Formula: (Failed Product Launches / Total Product Launches) * 100
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Example: If 1 out of 5 product launches fails, the failure rate is 20%.
510. Average Revenue per User (ARPU) by Subscription Tier
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Definition: The average revenue generated per user for each subscription tier.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Tier / Total Users in Tier
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Example: If $500,000 in revenue is generated from 1,000 users in the premium tier, the ARPU is $500.
511. Percentage of Revenue from Emerging Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from emerging or developing markets.
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Formula: (Revenue from Emerging Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from emerging markets, the percentage is 10%.
512. Average Time to Complete a Task
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete a task, from assignment to completion.
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Example: If tasks are completed in an average of 3 days, that’s the task completion time.
513. Number of Product SKUs Managed
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Definition: The total number of stock keeping units (SKUs) a company manages at any given time.
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Example: If 1,000 SKUs are managed across all product lines, that’s the SKU count.
514. Percentage of Employees Meeting Sales Targets
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Definition: The percentage of sales employees who meet or exceed their sales targets within a specific period.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Targets / Total Sales Employees) * 100
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Example: If 75 out of 100 sales employees meet their targets, the percentage is 75%.
515. Average Inventory Turnaround Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to completely sell and restock inventory.
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Example: If inventory turns over in an average of 30 days, that’s the turnaround time.
516. Percentage of Online Transactions Completed
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Definition: The percentage of initiated online transactions that are completed by customers.
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Formula: (Completed Transactions / Total Transactions) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 online transactions are completed, the completion rate is 90%.
517. Sales Opportunity Win Rate
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Definition: The percentage of sales opportunities that result in closed deals.
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Formula: (Won Opportunities / Total Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 40 out of 100 opportunities result in closed deals, the win rate is 40%.
518. Percentage of Revenue from Digital Sales Channels
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated through digital sales channels, such as e-commerce or online platforms.
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Formula: (Revenue from Digital Channels / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue is from digital sales, the percentage is 40%.
519. Percentage of Customer Queries Resolved in First Interaction
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Definition: The percentage of customer queries or issues resolved during the first interaction with support.
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Formula: (First Contact Resolutions / Total Queries) * 100
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Example: If 70 out of 100 customer queries are resolved on the first interaction, the percentage is 70%.
520. Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) per Campaign
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Definition: The number of marketing qualified leads generated by each marketing campaign.
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Example: If a campaign generates 50 MQLs, that’s the count for that campaign.
521. Customer Upsell Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who purchase additional or higher-value products or services through upselling.
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Formula: (Upselling Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers purchase additional products, the upsell rate is 10%.
522. Percentage of Orders Delivered On-Time
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders delivered by the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (On-Time Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 orders are delivered on time, the percentage is 90%.
523. Percentage of Employees Promoted Within 1 Year
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Definition: The percentage of employees promoted within one year of their hire date.
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Formula: (Employees Promoted in 1 Year / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 200 employees are promoted within a year, the percentage is 25%.
524. Customer Churn Rate by Subscription Tier
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Definition: The percentage of customers who cancel or do not renew their subscriptions, broken down by tier.
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Formula: (Churned Customers by Tier / Total Customers by Tier) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 100 premium-tier customers churn, the churn rate is 10%.
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525. Percentage of New Customers Acquired Through Word of Mouth
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through referrals or word-of-mouth marketing.
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Formula: (New Customers from Word of Mouth / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 100 new customers are referred by others, the percentage is 30%.
526. Average Time to Onboard a Partner
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Definition: The average time it takes to fully onboard a new business partner, from initial agreement to full collaboration.
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Example: If it takes 3 months to onboard a new partner, that’s the onboarding time.
527. Percentage of Marketing Budget Spent on Customer Acquisition
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Definition: The percentage of the total marketing budget allocated to customer acquisition efforts.
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Formula: (Customer Acquisition Spend / Total Marketing Budget) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 of a $200,000 marketing budget is spent on acquisition, the percentage is 25%.
528. Customer Churn Rate by Geography
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Definition: The percentage of customers who cancel their subscriptions, broken down by geographic region.
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Formula: (Churned Customers by Region / Total Customers by Region) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 500 customers in Europe churn, the churn rate is 4%.
529. Percentage of Customers Acquired via Organic Social Media
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through non-paid social media efforts.
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Formula: (Customers via Organic Social / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 100 new customers are acquired via organic social media, the percentage is 10%.
530. Time to Complete an Internal Audit
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete an internal audit, from initiation to final report.
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Example: If internal audits take an average of 2 weeks, that’s the audit completion time.
531. Average Revenue per Transaction
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Definition: The average amount of revenue generated from each transaction or sale.
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Formula: Total Revenue / Number of Transactions
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Example: If total revenue is $500,000 from 1,000 transactions, the average revenue per transaction is $500.
532. Percentage of Marketing Leads Converted to Sales
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Definition: The percentage of leads generated by marketing efforts that result in closed sales.
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Formula: (Converted Marketing Leads / Total Marketing Leads) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 marketing leads convert to sales, the conversion rate is 20%.
533. Vendor Fill Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders that are fulfilled by vendors on the first attempt.
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Formula: (Orders Filled on First Attempt / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 vendor orders are fulfilled on the first attempt, the fill rate is 95%.
534. Percentage of Customers Engaged with Product Features
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Definition: The percentage of active users or customers who are actively engaging with specific product features.
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Formula: (Engaged Customers / Total Active Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 customers actively use a product feature, the engagement rate is 50%.
535. Average Support Cost per Employee
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Definition: The average cost incurred to provide internal support (IT, HR, etc.) per employee.
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Formula: Total Internal Support Costs / Number of Employees
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Example: If internal support costs are $100,000 for 500 employees, the cost per employee is $200.
536. Percentage of Customers Acquired via Mobile Platforms
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through mobile platforms or apps.
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Formula: (Mobile Acquisitions / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 new customers are acquired via mobile apps, the percentage is 30%.
537. Employee Satisfaction with Compensation
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with their compensation packages (salary, bonuses, etc.).
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Example: If employees rate their compensation satisfaction as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
538. Time to Close a High-Value Deal
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a high-value sales deal, from lead qualification to final agreement.
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Example: If high-value deals take an average of 6 months to close, that’s the closing time.
539. Percentage of Customers Engaged with Customer Service
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Definition: The percentage of active customers who engage with customer service (e.g., for inquiries, support).
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Formula: (Customers Engaged with Service / Total Active Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers engage with customer service, the engagement rate is 20%.
540. Percentage of Digital Ad Impressions Clicked
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Definition: The percentage of digital ad impressions that result in clicks (click-through rate).
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Formula: (Clicks / Total Impressions) * 100
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Example: If 1,000 out of 100,000 impressions result in clicks, the percentage is 1%.
541. Percentage of Customers Using Self-Service Options
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Definition: The percentage of customers who use self-service options such as FAQs, knowledge bases, or chatbots.
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Formula: (Customers Using Self-Service / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 customers use self-service, the percentage is 30%.
542. Percentage of Subscription Renewals
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Definition: The percentage of subscription renewals compared to the total number of expiring subscriptions.
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Formula: (Renewals / Total Expiring Subscriptions) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 expiring subscriptions are renewed, the percentage is 80%.
543. Percentage of Revenue from Repeat Business
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from repeat customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Repeat Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from repeat customers, the percentage is 30%.
544. Product Stockout Rate
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Definition: The percentage of time a product is out of stock, affecting customer orders.
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Formula: (Stockout Days / Total Days in Period) * 100
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Example: If a product is out of stock for 15 days in a 90-day period, the stockout rate is 16.67%.
545. Average Customer Inquiry Response Time
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Definition: The average time it takes for customer inquiries to receive a response from support or sales teams.
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Example: If customer inquiries are responded to in an average of 2 hours, that’s the response time.
546. Percentage of Support Tickets Closed on First Contact
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are resolved during the first interaction with the customer.
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Formula: (Tickets Closed on First Contact / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 70 out of 100 tickets are resolved on first contact, the percentage is 70%.
547. Customer Onboarding Satisfaction Score
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Definition: A measure of customer satisfaction with the onboarding process, typically gathered through surveys.
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Example: If customers rate the onboarding process as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
548. Time to Market for New Product Features
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Definition: The average time it takes to bring new product features to market from the development phase.
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Example: If new features take 3 months to launch, that’s the time to market.
549. Percentage of Customer Inquiries Escalated
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Definition: The percentage of customer inquiries that are escalated to higher-level support or management.
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Formula: (Escalated Inquiries / Total Inquiries) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 200 inquiries are escalated, the escalation rate is 5%.
550. Employee Turnover Rate by Department
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Definition: The percentage of employees who leave the company within a specific department during a defined period.
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Formula: (Employees Who Left / Total Employees in Department) * 100
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Example: If 5 out of 100 employees in the HR department leave, the turnover rate is 5%.
551. Percentage of Revenue from Strategic Partnerships
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated through strategic partnerships or alliances.
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Formula: (Revenue from Partnerships / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from partnerships, the percentage is 20%.
552. Percentage of Support Tickets Reopened
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Definition: The percentage of support tickets that are reopened by customers after initially being marked as resolved.
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Formula: (Reopened Tickets / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 500 tickets are reopened, the percentage is 4%.
553. Percentage of Employees Completing Training Within 90 Days
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Definition: The percentage of employees who complete assigned training programs within 90 days of starting the program.
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Formula: (Employees Completing Training / Total Employees Assigned) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 employees complete their training within 90 days, the percentage is 80%.
554. Percentage of Customers Using Product Updates
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Definition: The percentage of customers who have adopted new product updates or enhancements.
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Formula: (Customers Using Updates / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 customers use the new product updates, the percentage is 50%.
555. Vendor Lead Time Variability
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Definition: The degree of variability in the time it takes for vendors to deliver products or services, measured by standard deviation or other variability metrics.
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Example: If vendor lead times vary by an average of 5 days, that’s the lead time variability.
556. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns Hitting Targets
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that meet or exceed their targets for key metrics (e.g., conversions, sales).
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Formula: (Campaigns Hitting Targets / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 7 out of 10 campaigns hit their targets, the percentage is 70%.
557. Customer Time to First Value
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Definition: The amount of time it takes for a new customer to realize value from a product or service after signing up.
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Example: If customers realize value in an average of 2 weeks, that’s the time to first value.
558. Percentage of Products Sold at Full Price
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Definition: The percentage of total products sold at full price, without discounts or promotions.
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Formula: (Full-Price Products Sold / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 800 out of 1,000 products are sold at full price, the percentage is 80%.
559. Time to Achieve Payback on Customer Acquisition
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Definition: The amount of time it takes to recover the cost of acquiring a new customer.
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Example: If the customer acquisition cost is recouped in 6 months, that’s the payback time.
560. Average Revenue Growth Rate by Geography
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Definition: The average percentage growth in revenue, broken down by geographic region.
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Formula: (Revenue This Period - Revenue Last Period) / Revenue Last Period * 100
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Example: If revenue in Asia grows from $100,000 to $120,000, the growth rate is 20%.
561. Employee Participation Rate in Wellness Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees who actively participate in company wellness programs.
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Formula: (Employees Participating / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 employees participate in wellness programs, the participation rate is 30%.
562. Percentage of Active Users
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Definition: The percentage of total users who are actively using a product or service during a specific period.
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Formula: (Active Users / Total Users) * 100
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Example: If 7,000 out of 10,000 users are active in the last 30 days, the active user percentage is 70%.
563. Percentage of Customer Service Requests Responded to Within SLA
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Definition: The percentage of customer service requests that receive a response within the agreed-upon service-level agreement (SLA) timeframe.
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Formula: (Requests Responded to Within SLA / Total Requests) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 requests are responded to within the SLA, the percentage is 90%.
564. Percentage of Products Launched Internationally
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Definition: The percentage of a company’s products that are launched in international markets.
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Formula: (International Product Launches / Total Product Launches) * 100
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Example: If 5 out of 10 products are launched internationally, the percentage is 50%.
565. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) by Subscription Tier
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Definition: The estimated lifetime value of customers, broken down by subscription tier.
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Formula: (Average Purchase Value x Purchase Frequency x Customer Lifespan by Tier)
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Example: If premium-tier customers have a CLV of $1,000, that’s the value for that tier.
566. Percentage of Revenue from Subscription Renewals
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from subscription renewals.
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Formula: (Revenue from Renewals / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from renewals, the percentage is 40%.
567. Percentage of New Customers Signing Annual Contracts
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Definition: The percentage of new customers who sign annual contracts instead of monthly or shorter-term agreements.
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Formula: (New Customers Signing Annual Contracts / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 500 new customers sign annual contracts, the percentage is 40%.
568. Employee Engagement with Career Development Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees who actively participate in career development or mentorship programs.
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Formula: (Engaged Employees / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 500 employees participate in development programs, the engagement rate is 30%.
569. Time to Resolve High-Priority Incidents
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve high-priority incidents or emergencies.
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Example: If high-priority incidents are resolved in an average of 2 hours, that’s the resolution time.
570. Percentage of Revenue from Enterprise Clients
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from enterprise or large-scale clients.
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Formula: (Revenue from Enterprise Clients / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $800,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from enterprise clients, the percentage is 80%.
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571. Net Promoter Score (NPS) by Product
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Definition: A metric that measures customer loyalty by asking how likely customers are to recommend a specific product.
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Formula: % Promoters - % Detractors
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Example: If 70% of customers are promoters and 10% are detractors for a product, the NPS is 60.
572. Percentage of Revenue from Professional Services
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from professional services such as consulting, implementation, or training.
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Formula: (Revenue from Professional Services / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue is from professional services, the percentage is 30%.
573. Time to Close an Internal Support Ticket
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve an internal support ticket for employees (e.g., IT or HR support).
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Example: If internal tickets are resolved in an average of 24 hours, that’s the closure time.
574. Percentage of Revenue from New Customer Segments
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from newly targeted customer segments.
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Formula: (Revenue from New Segments / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $150,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from new segments, the percentage is 15%.
575. Average Time to Generate a Qualified Lead
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to generate a qualified lead from the first touchpoint to lead qualification.
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Example: If it takes 10 days on average to generate a qualified lead, that’s the lead generation time.
576. Customer Satisfaction with Product Pricing
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the pricing of a product, often gathered through surveys.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with product pricing as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
577. Percentage of Product Lines Reaching Profitability
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Definition: The percentage of a company’s product lines that reach profitability within a defined period.
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Formula: (Profitable Product Lines / Total Product Lines) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 product lines reach profitability, the percentage is 80%.
578. Average Time Spent Per User in Application
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Definition: The average amount of time users spend in a company’s application or software platform during a session.
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Example: If users spend an average of 20 minutes per session, that’s the time spent per user.
579. Percentage of Defects Detected Post-Launch
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Definition: The percentage of product defects that are detected after the product has been launched.
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Formula: (Defects Detected Post-Launch / Total Defects) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 50 defects are detected after launch, the percentage is 20%.
580. Customer Satisfaction with Customer Support
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the customer support they receive.
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Example: If customers rate support as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
581. Percentage of New Customers Acquired via Partnerships
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through strategic partnerships or alliances.
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Formula: (Customers from Partnerships / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 new customers are acquired through partnerships, the percentage is 10%.
582. Time to Recover from Service Outages
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Definition: The average time it takes to restore services after an outage or disruption.
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Example: If service outages are resolved in an average of 4 hours, that’s the recovery time.
583. Average Deal Size by Sales Rep
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Definition: The average value of deals closed by each sales representative over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Deal Value / Number of Deals Closed by Rep
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Example: If a rep closes $200,000 worth of deals over 5 deals, the average deal size is $40,000.
584. Percentage of Customers Using Premium Features
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Definition: The percentage of customers who use premium or advanced features of a product or service.
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Formula: (Customers Using Premium Features / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 customers use premium features, the percentage is 30%.
585. Percentage of Revenue from Mobile Transactions
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from transactions completed on mobile devices.
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Formula: (Revenue from Mobile / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from mobile transactions, the percentage is 20%.
586. Average Product Shelf Life
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Definition: The average amount of time a product remains viable or saleable before it becomes obsolete or spoiled.
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Example: If products have an average shelf life of 6 months, that’s the product shelf life.
587. Percentage of Employees Meeting Career Development Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who achieve their individual career development or training goals.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 100 employees meet their career development goals, the percentage is 50%.
588. Average Cost of Product Returns
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Definition: The average cost incurred to process and handle product returns, including shipping and restocking fees.
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Formula: Total Return Costs / Number of Returns
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Example: If return costs are $50,000 for 500 returns, the average cost per return is $100.
589. Percentage of Revenue from Add-On Services
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from add-on or supplementary services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Add-On Services / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of $500,000 revenue comes from add-on services, the percentage is 20%.
590. Average Time to Close an Escalated Support Ticket
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve an escalated support ticket, from escalation to resolution.
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Example: If escalated tickets are resolved in an average of 8 hours, that’s the closure time.
591. Percentage of High-Priority Tickets Resolved Within SLA
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Definition: The percentage of high-priority customer support tickets that are resolved within the agreed service-level agreement (SLA).
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Formula: (Resolved High-Priority Tickets Within SLA / Total High-Priority Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 high-priority tickets are resolved within SLA, the percentage is 80%.
592. Percentage of Employees with Leadership Roles
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Definition: The percentage of employees who hold leadership or management positions within the company.
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Formula: (Employees in Leadership / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 100 employees hold leadership roles, the percentage is 10%.
593. Percentage of Orders Completed Without Errors
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders fulfilled without any errors (e.g., incorrect items or quantities).
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Formula: (Error-Free Orders / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 950 out of 1,000 orders are completed without errors, the percentage is 95%.
594. Employee Satisfaction with Workload
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with their current workload, often gathered through surveys.
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Example: If employees rate their workload satisfaction as 7 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
595. Time to Close a Partnership Agreement
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Definition: The average time it takes to finalize a partnership agreement, from initial contact to signed contract.
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Example: If partnership agreements are closed in an average of 3 months, that’s the closing time.
596. Average Time to Implement a New Software Solution
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Definition: The average time it takes to implement a new software solution, from decision to full deployment.
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Example: If software implementations take an average of 6 weeks, that’s the implementation time.
597. Percentage of Customers Who Renew Long-Term Contracts
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Definition: The percentage of customers who renew contracts that span multiple years (e.g., 2-year or 3-year contracts).
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Formula: (Long-Term Contract Renewals / Total Long-Term Contracts) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 60 long-term contracts are renewed, the percentage is 83%.
598. Percentage of Products Launched in Emerging Markets
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Definition: The percentage of a company’s products that are launched in emerging or developing markets.
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Formula: (Products Launched in Emerging Markets / Total Products) * 100
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Example: If 3 out of 10 products are launched in emerging markets, the percentage is 30%.
599. Employee Retention Rate by Job Function
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Definition: The percentage of employees retained within specific job functions or roles over a defined period.
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Formula: (Employees Retained by Function / Total Employees in Function) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 sales employees are retained, the retention rate is 90%.
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600. Average Time to Market for New Products
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Definition: The average time it takes to bring a new product from conception to market launch.
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Example: If new products take an average of 9 months to launch, that’s the time to market.
601. Percentage of Revenue from Recurring Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from recurring or repeat customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Recurring Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from recurring customers, the percentage is 40%.
602. Percentage of Sales from Discounted Products
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Definition: The percentage of total sales revenue generated from products sold at a discount.
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Formula: (Sales from Discounted Products / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $500,000 revenue is from discounted products, the percentage is 20%.
603. Average Time to Close a New Customer Account
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Definition: The average time it takes to acquire and close a new customer account, from initial contact to signed agreement.
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Example: If new customer accounts take an average of 6 weeks to close, that’s the account closure time.
604. Percentage of Employees Participating in Innovation Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively engaged in company innovation programs or initiatives.
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Formula: (Employees in Innovation Programs / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 employees participate in innovation programs, the percentage is 20%.
605. Average Time to Resolve a Product Defect
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Definition: The average time it takes to identify, address, and resolve a product defect or issue.
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Example: If product defects are resolved in an average of 7 days, that’s the resolution time.
606. Percentage of Employees Satisfied with Benefits
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Definition: The percentage of employees who are satisfied with the benefits package offered by the company.
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Example: If 75 out of 100 employees are satisfied with their benefits, the satisfaction rate is 75%.
607. Percentage of Products Sold via E-Commerce Channels
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Definition: The percentage of total product sales made through e-commerce or online platforms.
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Formula: (E-Commerce Sales / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 out of $1,000,000 in sales comes from e-commerce, the percentage is 50%.
608. Percentage of Customer Support Inquiries Resolved via Chatbot
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Definition: The percentage of customer support inquiries that are resolved using automated chatbot services.
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Formula: (Chatbot Resolutions / Total Support Inquiries) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 500 support inquiries are resolved by chatbot, the percentage is 40%.
609. Average Time to Complete a Product Recall
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete a product recall, from initiation to the resolution of all impacted products.
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Example: If product recalls take an average of 30 days, that’s the completion time.
610. Percentage of Revenue from Cross-Selling Opportunities
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from cross-selling additional products or services to existing customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Cross-Selling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $500,000 in revenue comes from cross-selling, the percentage is 20%.
611. Time to Complete a Product Feature Request
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Definition: The average time it takes to implement a requested product feature, from request to delivery.
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Example: If feature requests are implemented in an average of 3 months, that’s the completion time.
612. Percentage of Orders Delivered with Correct Documentation
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders that are delivered with all required and accurate documentation (e.g., invoices, shipping labels).
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Formula: (Orders with Correct Documentation / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 98 out of 100 orders are delivered with correct documentation, the percentage is 98%.
613. Employee Satisfaction with Work-Life Balance
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with their ability to balance work responsibilities with personal life.
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Example: If employees rate their work-life balance as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
614. Average Time to Secure Financing
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Definition: The average time it takes to secure external financing for a project or business initiative.
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Example: If financing is secured in an average of 4 months, that’s the time to secure financing.
615. Percentage of Revenue from Direct Sales
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated through direct sales channels (e.g., sales teams, direct outreach).
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Formula: (Revenue from Direct Sales / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from direct sales, the percentage is 30%.
616. Percentage of New Products Released on Schedule
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Definition: The percentage of new product releases that meet their scheduled launch dates.
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Formula: (Products Released on Time / Total New Products) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 new products are released on time, the percentage is 80%.
617. Percentage of Revenue from New Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from newly entered geographic or customer markets.
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Formula: (Revenue from New Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from new markets, the percentage is 10%.
618. Time to Close a Customer Escalation
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a customer escalation, from escalation to resolution.
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Example: If escalations are resolved in an average of 48 hours, that’s the resolution time.
619. Percentage of Employees Participating in Diversity Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively participating in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs or initiatives.
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Formula: (Employees in DEI Programs / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 500 employees participate in DEI programs, the participation rate is 30%.
620. Average Product Defect Rate by Supplier
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Definition: The average percentage of defective products received from suppliers.
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Formula: (Defective Products from Supplier / Total Products from Supplier) * 100
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Example: If 20 out of 1,000 products from a supplier are defective, the defect rate is 2%.
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621. Percentage of Sales Closed Within Target Timeframe
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Definition: The percentage of sales closed within the target time frame set by the sales team.
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Formula: (Sales Closed Within Timeframe / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 sales are closed within the target time frame, the percentage is 80%.
622. Percentage of Employees Engaged in Mentorship Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively participating in mentorship programs, either as mentors or mentees.
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Formula: (Employees in Mentorship Programs / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 500 employees are engaged in mentorship programs, the percentage is 30%.
623. Average Customer Retention Rate by Subscription Tier
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Definition: The average retention rate of customers based on their subscription tier (e.g., basic, premium).
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Formula: ((Customers Retained by Tier / Total Customers by Tier) * 100)
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Example: If 90 out of 100 premium-tier customers are retained, the retention rate is 90%.
624. Percentage of Revenue Spent on Research and Development (R&D)
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue allocated to research and development activities.
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Formula: (R&D Spend / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 out of $1,000,000 is spent on R&D, the percentage is 20%.
625. Time to Launch a New Partnership
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Definition: The average time it takes to launch a new strategic partnership from initial negotiations to contract signing.
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Example: If partnerships take an average of 4 months to launch, that’s the time to launch.
626. Percentage of Sales from Repeat Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total sales revenue generated by returning customers.
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Formula: (Sales from Repeat Customers / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 of $1,000,000 sales is from repeat customers, the percentage is 40%.
627. Customer Effort Score (CES) by Interaction Type
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Definition: A measure of how much effort customers have to exert to get their issues resolved, categorized by interaction type (e.g., phone, chat).
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Example: If customers rate their effort to resolve issues via chat as 3 out of 5, the CES is 3.
628. Employee Referral Rate
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Definition: The percentage of new hires who are referred by existing employees.
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Formula: (Referred Hires / Total New Hires) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 100 new hires are referred by employees, the referral rate is 30%.
629. Average Contract Length by Customer Segment
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Definition: The average contract length for customers based on their segment (e.g., small business, enterprise).
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Example: If small businesses have an average contract length of 1 year, that’s the average length for that segment.
630. Percentage of Product Features Used by Customers
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Definition: The percentage of available product features that are used by customers.
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Formula: (Features Used / Total Features) * 100
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Example: If customers use 8 out of 10 features, the percentage is 80%.
631. Customer Feedback Response Rate
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Definition: The percentage of customers who respond to feedback requests, such as surveys or reviews.
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Formula: (Customers Responding / Total Customers Surveyed) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 customers respond to surveys, the response rate is 30%.
632. Percentage of Revenue from Channel Partners
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated through channel partners, such as resellers or affiliates.
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Formula: (Revenue from Channel Partners / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from channel partners, the percentage is 20%.
633. Time to Address Critical Security Vulnerabilities
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Definition: The average time it takes to identify, address, and resolve critical security vulnerabilities.
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Example: If critical vulnerabilities are resolved in an average of 24 hours, that’s the resolution time.
634. Percentage of Customers Acquired via Referrals
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through customer referrals.
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Formula: (Customers from Referrals / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 new customers come from referrals, the percentage is 10%.
635. Vendor Satisfaction with Payment Terms
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Definition: A measure of vendor satisfaction with the payment terms provided by the company, such as payment timelines or conditions.
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Example: If vendors rate their satisfaction with payment terms as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
636. Percentage of Revenue from Long-Term Contracts
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from long-term contracts (e.g., contracts longer than 1 year).
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Formula: (Revenue from Long-Term Contracts / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from long-term contracts, the percentage is 50%.
637. Customer Retention Rate by Product Line
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained for each specific product line.
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Formula: ((Customers Retained by Product Line / Total Customers in Product Line) * 100)
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Example: If 80 out of 100 customers are retained for a specific product line, the retention rate is 80%.
638. Percentage of Employees Meeting Wellness Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet the wellness goals set by the company’s wellness programs.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Wellness Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 200 employees meet wellness goals, the percentage is 50%.
639. Time to Implement a New Customer Support Tool
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Definition: The average time it takes to fully implement and deploy a new customer support tool.
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Example: If new tools take 2 months to implement, that’s the implementation time.
640. Percentage of Products Launched on Budget
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Definition: The percentage of new product launches that stay within the allocated budget.
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Formula: (Products Launched on Budget / Total Product Launches) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 products are launched on budget, the percentage is 80%.
641. Employee Satisfaction with Work-from-Home Policies
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the company’s work-from-home or remote work policies.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction with work-from-home policies as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
642. Average Revenue per Customer by Subscription Tier
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Definition: The average revenue generated per customer within each subscription tier (e.g., basic, premium).
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Formula: Total Revenue from Tier / Number of Customers in Tier
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Example: If premium-tier customers generate $500,000 from 1,000 customers, the average revenue per customer is $500.
643. Time to Respond to Critical Customer Issues
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to critical customer issues or escalations.
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Example: If critical issues are responded to in an average of 2 hours, that’s the response time.
644. Percentage of Suppliers Meeting Compliance Standards
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Definition: The percentage of suppliers who meet the company’s compliance standards for quality, safety, or regulatory requirements.
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Formula: (Suppliers Meeting Compliance / Total Suppliers) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 suppliers meet compliance standards, the percentage is 90%.
645. Average Sales per Region
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Definition: The average amount of sales generated from each geographic region.
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Formula: Total Sales from Region / Number of Regions
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Example: If $500,000 in sales is generated across 5 regions, the average sales per region is $100,000.
646. Percentage of Customer Service Requests Escalated to Management
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Definition: The percentage of customer service requests that are escalated to higher levels of management for resolution.
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Formula: (Escalated Requests / Total Requests) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 200 service requests are escalated, the escalation rate is 5%.
647. Percentage of Customers Engaged with Loyalty Programs
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively participate in loyalty or rewards programs.
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Formula: (Engaged Customers / Total Customers in Loyalty Program) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 loyalty program members are active, the engagement rate is 30%.
648. Percentage of Marketing Budget Spent on Customer Retention
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Definition: The percentage of the total marketing budget allocated to customer retention activities.
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Formula: (Retention Marketing Spend / Total Marketing Budget) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 out of $200,000 is spent on customer retention, the percentage is 25%.
649. Percentage of Employees with Advanced Certifications
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Definition: The percentage of employees who hold advanced certifications relevant to their job roles.
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Formula: (Employees with Certifications / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 200 employees have advanced certifications, the percentage is 25%.
650. Percentage of Contracts Renewed by Key Accounts
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Definition: The percentage of key customer accounts that renew their contracts at the end of the contract term.
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Formula: (Contracts Renewed by Key Accounts / Total Key Accounts) * 100
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Example: If 45 out of 50 key accounts renew contracts, the percentage is 90%.
651. Time to Complete a Product Customization Request
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Definition: The average time it takes to complete a customer request for product customization, from request to delivery.
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Example: If product customization requests take 3 weeks on average, that’s the completion time.
652. Percentage of Revenue from Strategic Initiatives
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from strategic initiatives, such as new markets, products, or partnerships.
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Formula: (Revenue from Strategic Initiatives / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $150,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from strategic initiatives, the percentage is 15%.
653. Percentage of High-Risk Customers Retained
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Definition: The percentage of customers identified as high-risk (e.g., at risk of churning) who are retained by the company.
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Formula: (High-Risk Customers Retained / Total High-Risk Customers) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 high-risk customers are retained, the percentage is 80%.
654. Employee Productivity Rate by Department
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Definition: A measure of employee productivity broken down by department, based on output, efficiency, or other relevant metrics.
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Example: If the sales department has a productivity rate of 90%, that’s the department’s productivity rate.
655. Percentage of Products Released With No Defects
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Definition: The percentage of new products that are released without any known defects or issues.
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Formula: (Products Without Defects / Total Products Released) * 100
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Example: If 9 out of 10 products are released with no defects, the percentage is 90%.
656. Percentage of Employees Meeting Diversity Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet the company’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Diversity Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 200 employees meet DEI goals, the percentage is 25%.
657. Time to Refill an Inventory Item
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Definition: The average time it takes to restock or replenish an inventory item once stock reaches a reorder point.
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Example: If inventory items are refilled in an average of 7 days, that’s the refill time.
658. Percentage of Revenue from Sustainable Products
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from sustainable or environmentally friendly products.
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Formula: (Revenue from Sustainable Products / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from sustainable products, the percentage is 10%.
659. Percentage of Projects Completed Under Budget
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Definition: The percentage of projects that are completed below the allocated budget.
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Formula: (Projects Under Budget / Total Projects) * 100
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Example: If 9 out of 10 projects are completed under budget, the percentage is 90%.
660. Employee Satisfaction with Team Collaboration
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with team collaboration and communication in the workplace.
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Example: If employees rate team collaboration as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
661. Percentage of Customers Using New Features After a Product Update
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Definition: The percentage of customers who adopt and use new features added to a product after a software or product update.
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Formula: (Customers Using New Features / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 customers use new features, the percentage is 50%.
662. Time to Close a Product Recall
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a product recall, from identification to the resolution of all affected products.
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Example: If recalls are closed in an average of 3 months, that’s the closure time.
663. Percentage of Employees Participating in Health and Wellness Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively participating in company-provided health and wellness programs.
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Formula: (Employees in Wellness Programs / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 employees participate in wellness programs, the percentage is 30%.
664. Average Order Value (AOV) by Customer Segment
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Definition: The average value of orders placed by customers, segmented by customer type or demographics.
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Formula: Total Order Value from Segment / Number of Orders from Segment
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Example: If total order value from enterprise customers is $500,000 from 200 orders, the AOV is $2,500.
665. Percentage of Revenue from High-Margin Products
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from high-margin products or services.
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Formula: (Revenue from High-Margin Products / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue is from high-margin products, the percentage is 30%.
666. Percentage of Employees Meeting Performance Review Criteria
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed the criteria outlined in their performance reviews.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Criteria / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 200 employees meet performance criteria, the percentage is 75%.
667. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) by Product Line
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Definition: The estimated lifetime value of customers for each product line.
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Formula: (Average Purchase Value x Purchase Frequency x Customer Lifespan by Product Line)
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Example: If the CLV for a product line is $2,000, that’s the value for that product line.
668. Time to Close a New Customer Opportunity
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a new customer opportunity, from the first contact to the final sale.
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Example: If new opportunities are closed in an average of 45 days, that’s the closure time.
669. Percentage of Inventory Shrinkage
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Definition: The percentage of inventory lost due to theft, damage, or administrative errors.
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Formula: (Inventory Losses / Total Inventory) * 100
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Example: If $5,000 out of $100,000 in inventory is lost, the shrinkage percentage is 5%.
670. Percentage of Revenue from International Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from customers located in international markets.
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Formula: (Revenue from International Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue is from international markets, the percentage is 40%.
671. Time to Resolve a Customer Complaint
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a customer complaint, from receipt to resolution.
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Example: If complaints are resolved in an average of 24 hours, that’s the resolution time.
672. Percentage of Employees Meeting Safety Standards
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed the company’s safety standards or regulations.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Safety Standards / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 95 out of 100 employees meet safety standards, the percentage is 95%.
673. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns with Positive ROI
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that achieve a positive return on investment (ROI).
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Formula: (Campaigns with Positive ROI / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 7 out of 10 campaigns achieve positive ROI, the percentage is 70%.
674. Percentage of Customer Service Inquiries Handled via Self-Service
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Definition: The percentage of customer service inquiries resolved through self-service channels, such as FAQs or automated chat.
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Formula: (Self-Service Resolutions / Total Inquiries) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 500 inquiries are handled via self-service, the percentage is 60%.
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675. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Won
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Definition: The percentage of total sales opportunities that result in a closed deal.
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Formula: (Sales Opportunities Won / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 60 out of 100 sales opportunities are won, the percentage is 60%.
676. Time to Hire
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Definition: The average time it takes to hire a new employee, from job posting to accepted offer.
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Example: If it takes 30 days on average to hire a new employee, that’s the time to hire.
677. Percentage of High-Value Customers Retained
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Definition: The percentage of high-value customers retained over a specific period.
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Formula: (High-Value Customers Retained / Total High-Value Customers) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 high-value customers are retained, the percentage is 90%.
678. Average Revenue Per Sales Call
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Definition: The average amount of revenue generated per sales call made by the sales team.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Sales Calls / Number of Sales Calls
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Example: If $100,000 in revenue is generated from 500 sales calls, the average is $200 per call.
679. Percentage of Product Sales Through E-commerce
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Definition: The percentage of total product sales generated through e-commerce platforms.
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Formula: (E-commerce Sales / Total Product Sales) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 sales comes from e-commerce, the percentage is 40%.
680. Time to Resolve Customer Escalation
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a customer escalation, from the time of escalation to resolution.
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Example: If escalations are resolved in an average of 48 hours, that’s the resolution time.
681. Average Revenue Per Customer Support Interaction
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Definition: The average amount of revenue generated per interaction with customer support.
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Formula: Total Revenue from Support Interactions / Total Support Interactions
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Example: If $200,000 in revenue is generated from 1,000 support interactions, the average revenue per interaction is $200.
682. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns Achieving Target ROI
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that meet or exceed their target return on investment (ROI).
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Formula: (Campaigns Achieving Target ROI / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 campaigns hit their target ROI, the percentage is 80%.
683. Percentage of Employees Meeting Development Plan Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed the goals set in their individual development plans.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Goals / Total Employees with Development Plans) * 100
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Example: If 60 out of 80 employees meet their development plan goals, the percentage is 75%.
684. Average Time to Convert a Lead
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Definition: The average time it takes to convert a lead from the initial point of contact to a closed sale.
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Example: If it takes 3 weeks on average to convert a lead, that’s the lead conversion time.
685. Percentage of Budget Spent on Customer Acquisition
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Definition: The percentage of the total budget allocated to acquiring new customers.
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Formula: (Customer Acquisition Spend / Total Budget) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 out of a $500,000 budget is spent on customer acquisition, the percentage is 10%.
686. Customer Satisfaction with Delivery Speed
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the speed of product or service delivery.
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Example: If customers rate delivery speed as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
687. Percentage of Revenue from Cross-Border Sales
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from sales to customers outside the company’s home country.
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Formula: (Revenue from Cross-Border Sales / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from cross-border sales, the percentage is 50%.
688. Percentage of Customer Support Tickets Resolved Within SLA
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are resolved within the agreed service-level agreement (SLA) time frame.
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Formula: (Tickets Resolved Within SLA / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 support tickets are resolved within the SLA, the percentage is 90%.
689. Percentage of Employees Participating in Learning and Development Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively participating in company-sponsored learning and development programs.
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Formula: (Employees Participating / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 employees participate in learning programs, the percentage is 30%.
690. Average Customer Complaint Resolution Time
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a customer complaint, from receipt to resolution.
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Example: If complaints are resolved in an average of 48 hours, that’s the resolution time.
691. Percentage of Customers Upgrading to Higher Subscription Tier
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Definition: The percentage of customers who upgrade from a lower-tier subscription to a higher-tier subscription.
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Formula: (Upgrading Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 customers upgrade, the percentage is 10%.
692. Percentage of Marketing Spend on Digital Channels
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Definition: The percentage of total marketing spend allocated to digital channels such as social media, search engines, and online advertising.
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Formula: (Digital Marketing Spend / Total Marketing Spend) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 is spent on digital marketing, the percentage is 30%.
693. Time to Deploy a New Marketing Campaign
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Definition: The average time it takes to launch a new marketing campaign, from initial planning to execution.
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Example: If campaigns take 4 weeks to launch, that’s the deployment time.
694. Percentage of High-Value Accounts Retained
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Definition: The percentage of high-value customer accounts retained over a specific period.
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Formula: (High-Value Accounts Retained / Total High-Value Accounts) * 100
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Example: If 45 out of 50 high-value accounts are retained, the percentage is 90%.
695. Customer Satisfaction with Product Usability
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the ease of use and functionality of a product.
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Example: If customers rate product usability as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
696. Percentage of New Customers Referred by Existing Customers
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through referrals from existing customers.
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Formula: (New Customers from Referrals / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 new customers are referred by others, the percentage is 10%.
697. Percentage of Sales Generated Through Social Media
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Definition: The percentage of total sales revenue generated through social media platforms.
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Formula: (Sales from Social Media / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 of $500,000 in sales is generated through social media, the percentage is 10%.
698. Time to Close a Renewal Contract
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Definition: The average time it takes to renew an existing customer contract, from the renewal offer to the signed agreement.
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Example: If contract renewals take 2 weeks on average, that’s the renewal time.
699. Average Sales Volume Per Rep
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Definition: The average number of sales or deals closed by each sales representative over a specific period.
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Formula: Total Sales Volume / Number of Sales Reps
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Example: If the sales team closes 1,000 deals with 10 reps, the average sales volume per rep is 100.
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700. Percentage of Customers Engaged with Content Marketing
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Definition: The percentage of customers who engage with content marketing efforts such as blogs, videos, or whitepapers.
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Formula: (Engaged Customers / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers engage with content marketing, the percentage is 20%.
701. Customer Retention Rate by Subscription Term
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Definition: The percentage of customers retained based on their subscription term (e.g., monthly, annually).
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Formula: ((Customers Retained by Term / Total Customers by Term) * 100)
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Example: If 80 out of 100 annual subscribers are retained, the retention rate is 80%.
702. Percentage of Revenue from Up-Selling
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from selling higher-value products or services to existing customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Up-Selling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $150,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from up-selling, the percentage is 15%.
703. Time to Resolve Product Defect Issues
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a product defect issue, from identification to resolution.
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Example: If product defects are resolved in an average of 3 days, that’s the resolution time.
704. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Converted from Inbound Marketing
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Definition: The percentage of sales opportunities generated from inbound marketing efforts, such as content or SEO, that convert to closed sales.
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Formula: (Inbound Opportunities Converted / Total Inbound Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 200 inbound opportunities convert, the percentage is 25%.
705. Employee Engagement with Company Culture
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Definition: A measure of how engaged employees are with the company’s culture, values, and mission.
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Example: If employees rate their engagement with the company culture as 9 out of 10, that’s the engagement score.
706. Percentage of Revenue from Strategic Accounts
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from strategic or high-value accounts.
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Formula: (Revenue from Strategic Accounts / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $800,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from strategic accounts, the percentage is 80%.
707. Percentage of Customer Support Tickets Reopened
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are reopened after being initially marked as resolved.
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Formula: (Reopened Tickets / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 1,000 tickets are reopened, the percentage is 3%.
708. Time to Respond to Customer Feedback
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to customer feedback, such as survey results or reviews.
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Example: If feedback is responded to in an average of 48 hours, that’s the response time.
709. Average Cost Per Sale by Sales Channel
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Definition: The average cost incurred to close a sale, broken down by sales channel (e.g., digital, direct sales).
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Formula: Total Sales Cost by Channel / Number of Sales by Channel
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Example: If $50,000 is spent on direct sales to generate 200 sales, the cost per sale is $250.
710. Percentage of Employees Completing Compliance Training
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Definition: The percentage of employees who complete required compliance training programs within a specific time frame.
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Formula: (Employees Completing Training / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 900 out of 1,000 employees complete compliance training, the percentage is 90%.
711. Percentage of Sales Generated from Existing Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total sales revenue generated from repeat purchases by existing customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Existing Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue is from existing customers, the percentage is 50%.
712. Average Profit Margin Per Sales Rep
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Definition: The average profit margin generated by each sales representative, based on the deals they close.
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Formula: Total Profit by Rep / Total Sales by Rep
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Example: If a rep generates $100,000 in profit on $500,000 in sales, the average profit margin is 20%.
713. Percentage of Website Traffic from Mobile Devices
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Definition: The percentage of total website traffic coming from mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
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Formula: (Mobile Traffic / Total Website Traffic) * 100
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Example: If 60,000 out of 100,000 website visits come from mobile devices, the percentage is 60%.
714. Percentage of Employees Meeting Sales Quotas
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Definition: The percentage of sales employees who meet or exceed their assigned sales quotas during a specific period.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Quotas / Total Sales Employees) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 100 sales reps meet their quotas, the percentage is 50%.
715. Customer Satisfaction with Billing and Payment Process
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the company’s billing and payment process.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with billing as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
716. Time to Onboard a New Customer
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Definition: The average time it takes to fully onboard a new customer, from the initial signup to full product use or service delivery.
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Example: If it takes 2 weeks on average to onboard a customer, that’s the onboarding time.
717. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns with Negative ROI
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that fail to generate a positive return on investment.
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Formula: (Campaigns with Negative ROI / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 3 out of 10 campaigns have negative ROI, the percentage is 30%.
718. Time to Market for a New Product Line
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Definition: The average time it takes to bring a new product line to market, from conception to launch.
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Example: If it takes 9 months on average to launch a new product line, that’s the time to market.
719. Percentage of Revenue from Vertical Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from specific vertical markets (e.g., healthcare, retail).
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Formula: (Revenue from Vertical Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from the healthcare market, the percentage is 40%.
720. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Created by Marketing
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Definition: The percentage of sales opportunities generated through marketing efforts, such as campaigns or content marketing.
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Formula: (Marketing-Generated Opportunities / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 500 sales opportunities are generated by marketing, the percentage is 40%.
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721. Percentage of New Product Features Adopted by Customers
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Definition: The percentage of new product features adopted by customers after release.
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Formula: (Customers Using New Features / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 700 out of 1,000 customers use new features, the percentage is 70%.
722. Customer Satisfaction with Technical Support
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the technical support they receive.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with technical support as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
723. Average Order Processing Time
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to process a customer order from the moment it is placed to when it is fulfilled.
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Example: If orders take an average of 3 days to process, that’s the processing time.
724. Percentage of Customers Requiring Multiple Support Interactions
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Definition: The percentage of customers who require more than one interaction to resolve their support issue.
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Formula: (Customers Requiring Multiple Interactions / Total Support Requests) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 support requests require multiple interactions, the percentage is 20%.
725. Customer Satisfaction with Product Packaging
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the packaging of a product, considering design, safety, and presentation.
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Example: If customers rate the packaging as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
726. Percentage of Product Returns Due to Defects
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Definition: The percentage of product returns that are a result of defects or damage.
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Formula: (Returns Due to Defects / Total Returns) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 100 product returns are due to defects, the percentage is 30%.
727. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Won by Referral
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Definition: The percentage of sales opportunities won through customer referrals.
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Formula: (Referral Sales Won / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 200 sales are won through referrals, the percentage is 25%.
728. Time to Close a High-Value Sale
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a high-value sales opportunity.
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Example: If high-value sales take 6 months on average to close, that’s the time to close.
729. Percentage of Customers Completing a Free Trial
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Definition: The percentage of customers who complete the full duration of a free trial period.
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Formula: (Trial Completers / Total Trial Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 500 trial users complete the trial, the percentage is 60%.
730. Customer Churn Rate by Contract Type
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Definition: The percentage of customers who discontinue service, broken down by contract type (e.g., monthly, annual).
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Formula: (Churned Customers by Contract / Total Customers by Contract) * 100
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Example: If 40 out of 1,000 annual contract customers churn, the rate is 4%.
731. Employee Satisfaction with Training Programs
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with company-provided training programs.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
732. Percentage of Orders Completed via Mobile Devices
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders completed using mobile devices.
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Formula: (Orders via Mobile / Total Orders) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 2,000 orders are completed via mobile, the percentage is 25%.
733. Customer Satisfaction with Return Process
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the process of returning a product.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with the return process as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
734. Percentage of Marketing Budget Spent on Social Media
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Definition: The percentage of the marketing budget allocated to social media campaigns.
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Formula: (Social Media Spend / Total Marketing Budget) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 out of a $1,000,000 marketing budget is spent on social media, the percentage is 20%.
735. Percentage of Customers Using Loyalty Programs
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively participate in the company’s loyalty or rewards programs.
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Formula: (Loyalty Program Users / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 2,000 customers participate in loyalty programs, the percentage is 20%.
736. Average Time to Close a Renewal Opportunity
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a contract renewal with an existing customer.
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Example: If renewals take an average of 3 weeks to close, that’s the time to close.
737. Percentage of Revenue from Affiliate Sales
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from affiliate marketing or referral programs.
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Formula: (Revenue from Affiliates / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from affiliates, the percentage is 10%.
738. Employee Satisfaction with Performance Review Process
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the company’s performance review process.
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Example: If employees rate the performance review process as 7 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
739. Time to Resolve a Product Recall
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Definition: The average time it takes to identify, initiate, and complete a product recall process.
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Example: If recalls are resolved in an average of 6 weeks, that’s the resolution time.
740. Percentage of Revenue from Enterprise Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from enterprise or large-scale customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Enterprise Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 of $1,000,000 revenue is from enterprise customers, the percentage is 50%.
741. Percentage of Support Tickets Escalated to Tier 2
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are escalated from Tier 1 to Tier 2 or higher.
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Formula: (Tickets Escalated to Tier 2 / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 tickets are escalated, the percentage is 10%.
742. Customer Engagement Rate with Email Campaigns
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Definition: The percentage of customers who engage with email marketing campaigns, typically through clicks or opens.
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Formula: (Engaged Customers / Total Emails Sent) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 emails generate engagement, the percentage is 20%.
743. Percentage of New Customers Acquired via Webinars
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through webinar participation.
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Formula: (Customers from Webinars / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 new customers are acquired via webinars, the percentage is 10%.
744. Average Sales Cycle Length for New Customers
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to close a sale with a new customer from initial contact to closing.
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Example: If sales cycles take an average of 45 days, that’s the sales cycle length.
745. Employee Satisfaction with Internal Communication
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with internal communication channels and processes.
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Example: If employees rate internal communication as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
746. Percentage of Revenue from Cross-Selling
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from cross-selling additional products or services to existing customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Cross-Selling / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $150,000 out of $500,000 in revenue comes from cross-selling, the percentage is 30%.
747. Time to Identify a Critical Bug
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Definition: The average time it takes to identify a critical bug in software or hardware after it is discovered.
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Example: If critical bugs are identified in an average of 2 hours, that’s the identification time.
748. Percentage of Employees Meeting Team Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed team-based performance goals.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Team Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 200 employees meet team goals, the percentage is 75%.
749. Percentage of Revenue from Partnerships
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated through strategic partnerships or alliances.
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Formula: (Revenue from Partnerships / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from partnerships, the percentage is 20%.
750. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) by Region
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Definition: The estimated lifetime value of customers, segmented by geographic region.
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Formula: (Average Purchase Value x Purchase Frequency x Customer Lifespan by Region)
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Example: If the CLV in Europe is $1,500, that’s the lifetime value for that region.
751. Percentage of Revenue from Subscriptions
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from subscription-based services or products.
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Formula: (Revenue from Subscriptions / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from subscriptions, the percentage is 40%.
752. Customer Churn Rate by Product Category
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Definition: The percentage of customers who discontinue service or stop purchasing, segmented by product category.
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Formula: (Churned Customers by Category / Total Customers by Category) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 300 customers in a product category churn, the rate is 10%.
753. Time to Deploy a New Feature
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Definition: The average time it takes to develop and launch a new feature, from initial planning to release.
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Example: If new features are deployed in 3 months, that’s the deployment time.
754. Percentage of Sales from Inbound Leads
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from inbound leads such as website visits, inquiries, or content marketing.
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Formula: (Sales from Inbound Leads / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 in sales comes from inbound leads, the percentage is 30%.
755. Customer Satisfaction with Shipping Options
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the shipping options provided, including speed and cost.
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Example: If customers rate shipping options as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
756. Percentage of Employees Utilizing Learning Resources
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Definition: The percentage of employees who actively use the company’s learning and development resources.
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Formula: (Employees Using Learning Resources / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 600 out of 1,000 employees use learning resources, the percentage is 60%.
757. Percentage of New Leads Generated from Organic Search
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Definition: The percentage of new leads generated through organic search traffic, such as SEO efforts.
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Formula: (Leads from Organic Search / Total New Leads) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 new leads come from organic search, the percentage is 20%.
758. Average Profit per Employee
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Definition: The average profit generated by each employee, calculated by dividing total profit by the number of employees.
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Formula: Total Profit / Total Employees
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Example: If a company’s profit is $500,000 with 100 employees, the profit per employee is $5,000.
759. Percentage of Support Requests Resolved via Self-Service
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Definition: The percentage of customer support requests that are resolved through self-service options, such as knowledge bases or automated systems.
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Formula: (Self-Service Resolutions / Total Support Requests) * 100
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Example: If 600 out of 1,000 support requests are resolved via self-service, the percentage is 60%.
760. Employee Satisfaction with Remote Work Tools
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the tools provided for remote work.
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Example: If employees rate remote work tools as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
761. Percentage of New Customers Acquired Through Content Marketing
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired through content marketing efforts such as blogs, videos, and articles.
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Formula: (New Customers from Content Marketing / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 new customers come from content marketing, the percentage is 10%.
762. Percentage of Website Traffic Converted to Leads
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Definition: The percentage of total website visitors who convert into leads or inquiries.
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Formula: (Leads from Website Traffic / Total Website Traffic) * 100
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Example: If 1,000 out of 50,000 visitors convert into leads, the conversion rate is 2%.
763. Percentage of Employees Meeting Learning and Development Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed the learning and development goals set by the company.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Learning Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 200 employees meet their learning goals, the percentage is 75%.
764. Percentage of Revenue from Repeat Business
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from repeat customers or clients.
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Formula: (Revenue from Repeat Business / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from repeat business, the percentage is 30%.
765. Time to Resolve a Payment Dispute
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a payment dispute with a customer or vendor.
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Example: If payment disputes are resolved in an average of 7 days, that’s the resolution time.
766. Percentage of Customers Engaging with Referral Programs
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively participate in the company’s referral programs.
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Formula: (Customers Engaging in Referral Programs / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers engage in referral programs, the percentage is 10%.
767. Percentage of Inventory Sold at Full Price
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Definition: The percentage of total inventory sold at full price without discounts or promotions.
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Formula: (Full-Price Inventory Sold / Total Inventory Sold) * 100
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Example: If 70% of inventory is sold at full price, that’s the percentage of full-price sales.
768. Time to Resolve a Technical Issue with Vendor
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a technical issue that involves a third-party vendor or supplier.
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Example: If vendor-related issues are resolved in an average of 5 days, that’s the resolution time.
769. Percentage of Sales Won by Territory
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Definition: The percentage of total sales opportunities won within specific geographic territories.
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Formula: (Sales Won by Territory / Total Sales Opportunities by Territory) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 100 opportunities in a territory are won, the percentage is 50%.
770. Average Time to Respond to Customer Inquiries
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to customer inquiries across all channels.
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Example: If inquiries are responded to in an average of 4 hours, that’s the response time.
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771. Customer Satisfaction with Product Customization Options
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the customization options available for a product or service.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with customization as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
772. Percentage of Sales from New Products
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from newly launched products within a specific period.
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Formula: (Sales from New Products / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 in sales comes from new products, the percentage is 30%.
773. Time to Process a Refund
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Definition: The average time it takes to process a refund from the moment the request is made to when the customer receives the refund.
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Example: If refunds are processed in an average of 5 days, that’s the processing time.
774. Percentage of Employees Engaged in Cross-Functional Teams
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively participating in cross-functional teams or projects that involve multiple departments.
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Formula: (Employees in Cross-Functional Teams / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 employees are engaged in cross-functional teams, the percentage is 20%.
775. Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) by Industry
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Definition: The estimated lifetime value of customers segmented by industry or market vertical.
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Formula: (Average Purchase Value x Purchase Frequency x Customer Lifespan by Industry)
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Example: If the CLV for retail customers is $2,000, that’s the lifetime value for that industry.
776. Percentage of Website Traffic from Paid Ads
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Definition: The percentage of total website traffic generated from paid advertising campaigns, such as Google Ads or social media ads.
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Formula: (Paid Traffic / Total Website Traffic) * 100
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Example: If 30,000 out of 100,000 website visits come from paid ads, the percentage is 30%.
777. Percentage of Revenue from Seasonal Sales
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from seasonal promotions or holiday sales.
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Formula: (Revenue from Seasonal Sales / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from seasonal sales, the percentage is 10%.
778. Time to Deploy a New Technology Solution
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Definition: The average time it takes to deploy and implement a new technology solution within the company.
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Example: If new technology solutions take 6 months to deploy, that’s the deployment time.
779. Percentage of Customer Complaints Related to Billing
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Definition: The percentage of total customer complaints that are related to billing or invoicing issues.
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Formula: (Billing Complaints / Total Complaints) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 complaints are related to billing, the percentage is 10%.
780. Employee Satisfaction with Career Growth Opportunities
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the career growth and advancement opportunities available to them.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction as 7 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
781. Percentage of Support Tickets Resolved by Chatbot
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are resolved using a chatbot or automated system.
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Formula: (Tickets Resolved by Chatbot / Total Support Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 tickets are resolved by chatbot, the percentage is 50%.
782. Average Sales Revenue per Marketing Qualified Lead (MQL)
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Definition: The average amount of sales revenue generated per marketing qualified lead.
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Formula: Total Sales Revenue from MQLs / Total MQLs
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Example: If $200,000 in sales comes from 100 MQLs, the average revenue per MQL is $2,000.
783. Percentage of Customers Requiring Onboarding Support
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Definition: The percentage of new customers who require additional onboarding support beyond self-service options.
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Formula: (Customers Requiring Onboarding Support / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 new customers require onboarding support, the percentage is 10%.
784. Time to Achieve Full Market Penetration
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Definition: The amount of time it takes to achieve full penetration in a target market or geographic region.
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Example: If it takes 2 years to fully penetrate a market, that’s the time to full penetration.
785. Percentage of Product Defects Detected Before Shipment
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Definition: The percentage of product defects identified and resolved before products are shipped to customers.
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Formula: (Defects Detected Before Shipment / Total Defects) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 defects are detected before shipment, the percentage is 90%.
786. Customer Satisfaction with Product Durability
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the durability and longevity of a product.
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Example: If customers rate product durability as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
787. Percentage of Employees with Leadership Training
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Definition: The percentage of employees who have completed leadership or management training programs.
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Formula: (Employees with Leadership Training / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 500 employees have completed leadership training, the percentage is 20%.
788. Percentage of New Customers Acquired Through Free Trials
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Definition: The percentage of new customers acquired after participating in a free trial of a product or service.
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Formula: (Customers from Free Trials / Total New Customers) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 new customers come from free trials, the percentage is 30%.
789. Percentage of Support Tickets Resolved Within First 24 Hours
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are resolved within the first 24 hours of being opened.
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Formula: (Tickets Resolved Within 24 Hours / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 1,000 tickets are resolved in the first 24 hours, the percentage is 50%.
790. Percentage of Revenue from Digital Products
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from digital products, such as software or online services.
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Formula: (Revenue from Digital Products / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $500,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from digital products, the percentage is 50%.
791. Employee Turnover Rate by Job Role
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Definition: The percentage of employees who leave the company, segmented by job role or function.
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Formula: (Employees Leaving by Role / Total Employees in Role) * 100
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Example: If 10 out of 100 sales employees leave, the turnover rate is 10%.
792. Percentage of Customers Retained After a Product Upgrade
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Definition: The percentage of customers who continue using the product after a major upgrade or version release.
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Formula: (Customers Retained After Upgrade / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 800 out of 1,000 customers are retained after an upgrade, the percentage is 80%.
793. Time to Close a Cross-Selling Opportunity
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a cross-selling opportunity, from identification to closing the sale.
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Example: If cross-selling opportunities take an average of 2 weeks to close, that’s the closing time.
794. Percentage of Marketing Budget Spent on Influencer Campaigns
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Definition: The percentage of the total marketing budget allocated to influencer marketing campaigns.
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Formula: (Influencer Marketing Spend / Total Marketing Budget) * 100
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Example: If $50,000 out of a $500,000 budget is spent on influencer campaigns, the percentage is 10%.
795. Percentage of Revenue from Customer Retention Programs
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from customers who engage with retention programs, such as loyalty or rewards initiatives.
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Formula: (Revenue from Retention Programs / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from retention programs, the percentage is 10%.
796. Employee Satisfaction with Work-Life Balance Initiatives
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with work-life balance programs or initiatives provided by the company.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
797. Percentage of Products Recalled Due to Safety Issues
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Definition: The percentage of products recalled due to safety or regulatory concerns.
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Formula: (Products Recalled for Safety / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 10,000 products are recalled for safety, the percentage is 0.5%.
798. Percentage of Customers Engaging with Referral Programs
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively participate in referral programs by referring new customers.
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Formula: (Customers Referring / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers participate in a referral program, the percentage is 20%.
799. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns Completed On Time
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that are completed within the planned timeframe.
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Formula: (Campaigns On Time / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 8 out of 10 campaigns are completed on time, the percentage is 80%.
800. Time to Implement a Customer Feedback Mechanism
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Definition: The average time it takes to implement a new customer feedback system or mechanism.
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Example: If feedback systems are implemented in an average of 3 months, that’s the time to implement.
801. Percentage of Employees Meeting Work-from-Home Productivity Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees working remotely who meet or exceed productivity goals.
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Formula: (Remote Employees Meeting Goals / Total Remote Employees) * 100
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Example: If 90 out of 100 remote employees meet productivity goals, the percentage is 90%.
802. Average Response Time to Social Media Inquiries
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to customer inquiries or messages received via social media platforms.
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Example: If social media inquiries are responded to in an average of 2 hours, that’s the response time.
803. Percentage of Customers Participating in Focus Groups
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Definition: The percentage of customers who participate in product or service focus groups.
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Formula: (Customers in Focus Groups / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 1,000 customers participate in focus groups, the percentage is 10%.
804. Time to Update Product Documentation
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Definition: The average time it takes to update product documentation after a change or new release.
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Example: If documentation updates take an average of 1 week, that’s the update time.
805. Percentage of Employees Meeting Customer Satisfaction Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed their customer satisfaction-related performance goals.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Customer Satisfaction Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 500 employees meet customer satisfaction goals, the percentage is 80%.
806. Percentage of Website Traffic from Returning Visitors
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Definition: The percentage of total website traffic generated by visitors who have previously visited the website.
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Formula: (Returning Visitors / Total Website Traffic) * 100
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Example: If 40,000 out of 100,000 visits come from returning visitors, the percentage is 40%.
807. Customer Satisfaction with Subscription Billing
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the subscription billing process, including accuracy and convenience.
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Example: If customers rate their subscription billing satisfaction as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
808. Time to Execute a Product Launch
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Definition: The average time it takes to launch a new product, from initial planning to market release.
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Example: If product launches take an average of 4 months, that’s the execution time.
809. Percentage of Support Tickets Requiring Follow-Up
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that require a follow-up interaction after initial resolution.
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Formula: (Follow-Up Tickets / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 tickets require follow-up, the percentage is 10%.
810. Percentage of Revenue from Niche Markets
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from niche or specialized market segments.
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Formula: (Revenue from Niche Markets / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from niche markets, the percentage is 10%.
811. Employee Engagement with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiatives
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Definition: The percentage of employees actively engaged in the company’s CSR or community outreach programs.
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Formula: (Employees Engaged in CSR / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 employees participate in CSR programs, the engagement rate is 30%.
812. Time to Resolve a Legal Dispute
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a legal dispute or lawsuit, from initiation to settlement or resolution.
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Example: If legal disputes are resolved in an average of 12 months, that’s the resolution time.
813. Percentage of Products Sold in Bundles
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Definition: The percentage of total products sold as part of a bundle or package deal.
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Formula: (Products Sold in Bundles / Total Products Sold) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 products are sold in bundles, the percentage is 20%.
814. Time to Implement a New ERP System
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Definition: The average time it takes to implement a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system from start to full operation.
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Example: If ERP systems are implemented in an average of 9 months, that’s the implementation time.
815. Percentage of Customers Responding to Surveys
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Definition: The percentage of customers who respond to satisfaction surveys or feedback requests.
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Formula: (Survey Respondents / Total Customers Surveyed) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 customers respond to surveys, the percentage is 30%.
816. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns Generating Qualified Leads
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that result in generating qualified leads for the sales team.
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Formula: (Campaigns Generating Leads / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 7 out of 10 campaigns generate qualified leads, the percentage is 70%.
817. Percentage of Support Tickets Closed by Self-Service
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are closed using self-service options, such as knowledge bases or FAQs.
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Formula: (Tickets Closed by Self-Service / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 1,000 tickets are closed by self-service, the percentage is 40%.
818. Percentage of Revenue from International Customers
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from customers outside of the company’s home country.
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Formula: (Revenue from International Customers / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 in revenue comes from international customers, the percentage is 40%.
819. Employee Satisfaction with Performance-Based Bonuses
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the company’s performance-based bonus or incentive programs.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
820. Time to Launch a New Subscription Plan
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Definition: The average time it takes to design, create, and launch a new subscription plan.
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Example: If new subscription plans take 2 months to launch, that’s the launch time.
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821. Percentage of Subscription Renewals
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Definition: The percentage of expiring subscriptions that are successfully renewed by customers.
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Formula: (Subscription Renewals / Total Expiring Subscriptions) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 500 expiring subscriptions are renewed, the percentage is 60%.
822. Percentage of Employees Engaged with Professional Development Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees who actively participate in professional development or career advancement programs.
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Formula: (Employees in Professional Development / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 employees engage in development programs, the percentage is 20%.
823. Time to Respond to Legal Inquiries
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to legal inquiries or requests for information.
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Example: If legal inquiries are responded to in an average of 2 business days, that’s the response time.
824. Customer Satisfaction with Mobile App Experience
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the company’s mobile app, in terms of usability, functionality, and design.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with the mobile app as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
825. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Generated from Networking Events
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Definition: The percentage of total sales opportunities that are generated from networking events, such as conferences or trade shows.
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Formula: (Opportunities from Networking / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 sales opportunities come from networking events, the percentage is 10%.
826. Time to Close an Enterprise-Level Sale
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to close a high-value, enterprise-level sale, from lead generation to closing.
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Example: If enterprise sales take an average of 6 months to close, that’s the sales cycle length.
827. Percentage of Products Delivered Late
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Definition: The percentage of customer orders that are delivered after the promised delivery date.
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Formula: (Late Deliveries / Total Deliveries) * 100
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Example: If 50 out of 500 deliveries are late, the percentage is 10%.
828. Employee Satisfaction with Compensation
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with their overall compensation package, including salary and benefits.
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Example: If employees rate their compensation satisfaction as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
829. Percentage of Marketing Spend on Video Advertising
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Definition: The percentage of the total marketing budget allocated to video advertising, such as YouTube or social media video ads.
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Formula: (Video Ad Spend / Total Marketing Spend) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of a $500,000 marketing budget is spent on video ads, the percentage is 20%.
830. Percentage of Products Sold at Discounted Prices
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Definition: The percentage of total products sold at a discounted price, through promotions or sales.
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Formula: (Discounted Sales / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If 400 out of 1,000 products are sold at a discount, the percentage is 40%.
831. Time to Implement a New CRM System
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Definition: The average time it takes to implement a new customer relationship management (CRM) system from start to full operational use.
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Example: If CRM systems take 6 months to implement, that’s the implementation time.
832. Percentage of Revenue from Customer Referrals
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from customer referrals or word-of-mouth marketing.
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Formula: (Revenue from Referrals / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $200,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue is from referrals, the percentage is 20%.
833. Average Time to Resolve a Customer Dispute
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a dispute or conflict with a customer, from the time of the complaint to resolution.
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Example: If customer disputes take an average of 5 days to resolve, that’s the resolution time.
834. Percentage of Customers Engaged in Feedback Programs
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Definition: The percentage of customers who participate in feedback or survey programs to provide insights on products or services.
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Formula: (Customers in Feedback Programs / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 customers participate in feedback programs, the percentage is 20%.
835. Time to Complete a Market Research Study
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to complete a market research study, from planning to data collection and reporting.
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Example: If market research studies take an average of 8 weeks to complete, that’s the completion time.
836. Percentage of Website Traffic from Referral Links
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Definition: The percentage of total website traffic that comes from referral links on other websites.
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Formula: (Referral Traffic / Total Website Traffic) * 100
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Example: If 10,000 out of 100,000 website visits come from referral links, the percentage is 10%.
837. Employee Satisfaction with Health Benefits
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the health benefits provided by the company, including medical, dental, and vision.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction with health benefits as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
838. Percentage of Sales from High-Margin Products
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Definition: The percentage of total sales revenue generated from high-margin products, which contribute more to profitability.
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Formula: (Sales from High-Margin Products / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from high-margin products, the percentage is 40%.
839. Percentage of Leads Converted to Qualified Leads
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Definition: The percentage of total leads that convert to marketing qualified leads (MQLs) or sales qualified leads (SQLs).
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Formula: (Qualified Leads / Total Leads) * 100
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Example: If 200 out of 1,000 leads are qualified, the conversion rate is 20%.
840. Time to Onboard a New Supplier
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to onboard a new supplier, from initial contact to full operational use.
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Example: If suppliers take 3 months to onboard, that’s the onboarding time.
841. Percentage of Support Tickets Resolved Without Escalation
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Definition: The percentage of customer support tickets that are resolved at the first level without needing escalation to a higher tier.
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Formula: (Tickets Resolved Without Escalation / Total Tickets) * 100
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Example: If 700 out of 1,000 tickets are resolved without escalation, the percentage is 70%.
842. Customer Satisfaction with Technical Documentation
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the technical documentation provided for products or services.
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Example: If customers rate their satisfaction with technical documentation as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
843. Percentage of Revenue from Repeat Purchases
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from repeat purchases by existing customers.
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Formula: (Revenue from Repeat Purchases / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from repeat purchases, the percentage is 30%.
844. Time to Close a Renewal Deal with Existing Customers
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Definition: The average time it takes to close a contract renewal deal with an existing customer, from offer to signed agreement.
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Example: If renewals take an average of 2 weeks to close, that’s the renewal time.
845. Percentage of Sales Generated from Cross-Promotions
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Definition: The percentage of total sales generated from cross-promotions, where one product or service is promoted alongside another.
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Formula: (Sales from Cross-Promotions / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of $1,000,000 in sales comes from cross-promotions, the percentage is 10%.
846. Percentage of Employees Using Wellness Programs
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Definition: The percentage of employees who actively participate in company-sponsored wellness programs.
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Formula: (Employees in Wellness Programs / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 300 out of 1,000 employees participate in wellness programs, the percentage is 30%.
847. Percentage of Revenue from E-Commerce Channels
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from online e-commerce channels, such as a website or mobile app.
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Formula: (Revenue from E-Commerce / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $600,000 of $1,000,000 revenue comes from e-commerce channels, the percentage is 60%.
848. Time to Respond to Customer Support Inquiries via Social Media
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to customer inquiries or support requests received via social media platforms.
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Example: If social media inquiries are responded to in an average of 3 hours, that’s the response time.
849. Percentage of Customers Engaged with Promotional Offers
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Definition: The percentage of customers who actively engage with or take advantage of promotional offers, such as discounts or special deals.
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Formula: (Customers Engaging with Promotions / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 5,000 customers engage with promotional offers, the percentage is 10%.
850. Average Time to Approve a New Product Launch
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes for a company to approve the launch of a new product, from concept to launch approval.
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Example: If product approvals take 2 months on average, that’s the approval time.
851. Percentage of Employees Meeting Environmental Sustainability Goals
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Definition: The percentage of employees who meet or exceed the company’s environmental sustainability goals or targets.
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Formula: (Employees Meeting Sustainability Goals / Total Employees) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 employees meet sustainability goals, the percentage is 80%.
852. Time to Implement a New Digital Marketing Strategy
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Definition: The average time it takes to implement a new digital marketing strategy, from planning to execution.
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Example: If digital marketing strategies take 1 month to implement, that’s the implementation time.
853. Percentage of Revenue from International Sales
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from sales to international markets or customers outside the company’s home country.
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Formula: (Revenue from International Sales / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $400,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from international sales, the percentage is 40%.
854. Customer Retention Rate by Subscription Plan
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Definition: The percentage of customers who continue using a product or service, broken down by subscription plan (e.g., basic, premium).
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Formula: (Retained Customers by Plan / Total Customers by Plan) * 100
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Example: If 80 out of 100 premium subscribers are retained, the retention rate is 80%.
855. Percentage of Employee Promotions from Internal Hires
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Definition: The percentage of employee promotions that are filled by internal hires rather than external candidates.
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Formula: (Internal Promotions / Total Promotions) * 100
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Example: If 30 out of 50 promotions are filled by internal hires, the percentage is 60%.
856. Average Time to Resolve a Product Warranty Claim
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Definition: The average time it takes to resolve a warranty claim, from the time the claim is filed to when it is resolved.
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Example: If warranty claims take an average of 3 weeks to resolve, that’s the resolution time.
857. Percentage of Products Sold Through Partnerships
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Definition: The percentage of total products sold through strategic partnerships or alliances with other companies.
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Formula: (Sales from Partnerships / Total Sales) * 100
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Example: If $300,000 out of $1,000,000 in sales comes from partnerships, the percentage is 30%.
858. Time to Create a New Product Prototype
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to create a prototype for a new product, from concept to prototype creation.
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Example: If product prototypes take 6 weeks to create, that’s the prototype time.
859. Percentage of Marketing Leads Generated from Paid Ads
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Definition: The percentage of total marketing leads generated through paid advertising campaigns, such as Google Ads or social media ads.
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Formula: (Leads from Paid Ads / Total Marketing Leads) * 100
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Example: If 500 out of 2,000 marketing leads are generated from paid ads, the percentage is 25%.
860. Percentage of Sales Opportunities Created from Webinars
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Definition: The percentage of total sales opportunities generated through webinar participation or attendance.
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Formula: (Opportunities from Webinars / Total Sales Opportunities) * 100
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Example: If 100 out of 500 sales opportunities come from webinars, the percentage is 20%.
861. Percentage of Products with Zero Defects
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Definition: The percentage of products that are delivered to customers without any defects or issues.
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Formula: (Products with Zero Defects / Total Products Shipped) * 100
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Example: If 9,500 out of 10,000 products are defect-free, the percentage is 95%.
862. Customer Satisfaction with After-Sales Support
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied customers are with the after-sales support they receive, including assistance with product issues or questions.
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Example: If customers rate after-sales support as 8 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
863. Time to Launch a Customer Loyalty Program
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Definition: The average amount of time it takes to design, develop, and launch a new customer loyalty or rewards program.
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Example: If loyalty programs take 3 months to launch, that’s the launch time.
864. Percentage of Customers Opting for Premium Support
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Definition: The percentage of customers who opt for premium or enhanced support services as part of their purchase or subscription.
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Formula: (Customers Choosing Premium Support / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 150 out of 1,000 customers opt for premium support, the percentage is 15%.
865. Employee Satisfaction with Remote Work Policies
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Definition: A measure of how satisfied employees are with the company’s remote work policies, including flexibility and support for remote work.
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Example: If employees rate their satisfaction with remote work policies as 9 out of 10, that’s the satisfaction score.
866. Percentage of Revenue from New Customer Segments
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Definition: The percentage of total revenue generated from newly targeted customer segments or demographics.
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Formula: (Revenue from New Segments / Total Revenue) * 100
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Example: If $100,000 out of $1,000,000 revenue comes from new customer segments, the percentage is 10%.
867. Time to Resolve a High-Priority Security Issue
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Definition: The average time it takes to identify, respond to, and resolve a high-priority security issue or vulnerability.
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Example: If security issues are resolved in an average of 4 hours, that’s the resolution time.
868. Percentage of Marketing Campaigns Meeting ROI Goals
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Definition: The percentage of marketing campaigns that meet or exceed their return on investment (ROI) targets.
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Formula: (Campaigns Meeting ROI Goals / Total Campaigns) * 100
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Example: If 7 out of 10 marketing campaigns meet their ROI goals, the percentage is 70%.
869. Percentage of Customers Using Self-Service Options
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Definition: The percentage of customers who use self-service options, such as online knowledge bases or chatbots, to resolve their issues.
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Formula: (Customers Using Self-Service / Total Customers) * 100
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Example: If 800 out of 1,000 customers use self-service options, the percentage is 80%.
870. Average Time to Respond to a Sales Inquiry
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Definition: The average time it takes to respond to an inbound sales inquiry or request for information.
Example: If sales inquiries are responded to in an average of 3 hours, that’s the response time.