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Learn how to evaluate submitted ideas, including financial indicators (savings and costs), impact metrics, scoring, and rewards. You’ll find guidance on estimating savings, applying evaluation criteria, and tracking recognition.

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Rewards leaderboard

The Rewards leaderboard shows rewards by recipient. It helps you compare what rewards each person has received, broken down by reward status (Nominated, Approved, Paid out). It also shows Points if y…

Rewards Overview

The Rewards Overview provides a central place to manage all rewards across projects. It is designed for efficient review, filtering, and bulk management of rewards without needing to open each indivi…

Root cause analysis: Fishbone diagrams

Root Cause Analysis helps identify the underlying causes of a problem, not just its symptoms. In eKaizen, it is available in the project detail under Evaluation → Root Causes. It is typically used on…

Creating and managing rewards

The Rewards feature is used to recognize people who contributed to a kaizen or project. You can reward the author, co-authors, and/or project team members. Access to the Rewards tab depends on user p…

Using metrics

Metrics is one of the Evaluation tools in eKaizen that helps you track the performance and impact of your project over time. It complements tools like Scoring and Financial Evaluation by showing the…

Scoring and prioritization of projects

Scoring is one of the Evaluation tools in eKaizen. It is used to calculate the project’s performance score and determine its prioritization. You can access it in Project detail → Evaluation → Scoring…

Financial evaluation

Adding cost and savings data to your project helps show its real impact - not just in terms of ideas, but in numbers. With clear financial indicators, you can demonstrate value, compare expected vs a…