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Digital Experience Score: Know Who's Struggling Before They Call

Every user in your tenant now gets a 0-100 score measuring their actual IT experience. Here's why it's the most important metric your MSP isn't tracking.

Your Best Clients Are Suffering in Silence

Here's something MSPs don't talk about: your happiest-seeming clients might be having the worst IT experience. They've just stopped complaining.

Sarah in accounting has submitted 8 tickets this month. Two were SLA breaches. Her laptop failed a compliance check last week. She had 6 failed sign-in attempts. But from the dashboard, she's just another user. You'd never know she's one bad day from calling your competitor.

That's why we built the Digital Experience Score.

How It Works

Every user in your tenant gets a score from 0 to 100, recalculated every 30 minutes. The score starts at 100 (perfect experience) and gets adjusted based on real data:

Deductions:

  • -3 per ticket submitted (last 30 days)
  • -8 per SLA breach on their tickets
  • -2 per high priority ticket, -4 per critical
  • -5 to -15 for slow resolution times
  • -10 for non-compliant device
  • -2 per sign-in failure (max -20)
  • -5 per unresolved ticket older than 7 days

Bonuses:

  • +5 for zero tickets in 30 days (smooth experience)
  • +3 when all tickets met SLA targets

The result is a single number that tells you exactly how each user's IT experience is going:

80-100 Excellent
60-79 Good
40-59 Fair
0-39 Poor

What Makes It Different

This isn't a survey. Users don't fill anything out. The score is computed from real operational data — tickets, SLA performance, device health from Intune, and sign-in logs from Entra ID. It's objective, automatic, and always current.

Every score comes with a full breakdown. Click any user and see exactly what's dragging their score down: "SLA breaches: -16 (2 breaches). Slow resolution: -10 (avg 12 hours). Non-compliant device: -10."

Trend arrows show whether each user's experience is improving or declining compared to the previous calculation.

Why MSPs Need This

Built Into the Dashboard

The Digital Experience Score appears as a dashboard widget showing the average score, user count, and the 3 worst-scoring users at a glance. Click through to the full Experience Scores view for the complete user list with expandable breakdowns.

It runs automatically. No setup required. If you have users and tickets, you have scores.

See your users' experience scores

Schedule a demo and see how DXS gives you visibility into every user's IT experience.

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