Label KPIs: Pooled Metrics Across Surveys
A Label KPI tracks a custom metric group that pools responses across surveys sharing the same label — useful when one NPS or rating concept spans multiple campaigns.
Before you start
- Create or open a Label and configure a metric group under Labels → Metrics (map questions across the surveys on that label).
- Boolean-only metric groups cannot be tracked as KPIs — use numeric groups (NPS, CSAT, rating, average).
- You need the My Alerts permission to use the KPIs tab.
Create a Label KPI from Actions

- Go to Actions → KPIs.
- Click Add KPI.
- Under Source, choose Label metric.
- Select the Label and the Metric group.
- Set a display name (optional) and Target.
- Optionally tune alert rules (buffer, consecutive days, email).
- Click Add KPI.
Create from the label itself
- Open the label detail page.
- In the Metrics area, use Track as KPI on a metric group.
- Complete the Add KPI form (prefilled with that label and group).
How scores are calculated
- Each day, trustMinder resolves which surveys currently belong to the label and which questions are mapped in the metric group.
- Responses are pooled and scored with the same formulas used for single-survey KPIs (NPS, CSAT, rating, average).
- If label membership or mappings change, the next evaluation uses the live configuration — you do not need to recreate the KPI.
On the KPI board
Label KPIs appear alongside survey KPIs. Cards show a label chip so you can tell pooled metrics apart from single-survey questions. Open a card for trends and alert settings as usual.

Tips
- Give metric groups clear display names — those names become the default KPI title.
- Keep mappings consistent (same scale / question intent) so pooled scores stay meaningful.
- Use Label KPIs for account-level health; use survey KPIs when you need campaign-specific ownership.
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