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snag-boulder · Sep 1, 2026
month to date
B
3rd of 5 active stores
Rubric score · month to date
Rubric: Schedule (max 15) + Batch Delta (max 5) + Orders over 30 min (max 5) = out of 25 pts
A = 20–25 pts · B = 15–19 pts · C = 10–14 pts · D = below 10 (out of 25)
Schedule accuracy
79.1%
Sheriff scoring: mean of each completed day's accuracy. Per hour, −1 per understaffed driver-hour and −0.25 per overstaffed, against the required target. 90–100% = 15 pts · 80–89% = 10 · 70–79% = 5 · below 70% = 0. Worth up to 15 of 25 rubric points.
Batch delta · MTD
—%
Median actual delivery time minus estimated delivery time plus prep time (75s for each order the driver packs), month to date. Only running slower than that costs points; at or under it is full marks. Up to 30s over = 5 pts · 31–60s over = 4 · 61–90s = 3 · 91–120s = 2 · over 120s = 1. Worth up to 5 of 25 rubric points. Source: labor_analytics.driver_batch_performance.
Orders over 30 min
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Orders over 30 minutes · month to date
Share of delivered orders from the 1st of this month through today whose placement-to-delivery time exceeded 30 minutes. Pickup orders are excluded — their clock measures how long the customer took to collect, not a delivery delay. <5% = 5 pts · 5–7.5% = 4 · 7.5–10% = 3 · 10–15% = 2 · >15% = 1. Worth up to 5 of 25 rubric points.
Each bar is that week on its own; the dashed line is the month-to-date figure as it stood at the end of that week. Bands behind the bars are the rubric thresholds and what each is worth.
Active drivers
17 / 22 (77%)
clocked a driver shift in the last 7 days vs. needed
Batch delta · 7 days
—%
delivered at or under estimate
Reviews ≤3★ · 7 days
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Today Tuesday, Sep 1
On target Over-scheduled Short
Order frequency
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Semester orders ÷ semester customers
How many times the average customer has ordered across the full semester.This tile shows semester-to-date context. The rubric uses orders MTD ÷ unique customers MTD, graded against the seasonal target. ⚠ Seasonal targets: summer ≥2.0× · spring ≥3.0×.
Retention rate
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% of customers who ordered more than once in the last 28 days
Two orders inside a rolling 28-day window makes a customer retained. One order, or none at all, counts as churned. Measured against everyone who has ordered at least once this semester, so a customer who goes quiet stays in the count as churn.Shown as context — retention is not part of the rubric scoring.
Semester customers
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Unique customers who placed at least one order since the start of the current semester.
Retained
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2+ orders in the last 28 days
Churned
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0 or 1 order in the last 28 days
—% —%
1-star rate MTD
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Low reviews (≤3★) MTD
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Most common reason
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▶Low ratings — newest firstclick a row to open customer in Nexus
CustomerDateRatingReasonWhat they saidDriver / Packer
Source: FEEDBACK_SUBMITTED · ratings 3★ and below · month to date · click any row to open the customer profile in Snag Nexus
Master customer list
Last order between and
Source: customer order history
Orders by day
Source: ORDER_FULFILLED events · distinct orders
Drivers active vs. needed
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People who clocked in for a driver shift on Sheriff in the last 7 days (not counting the GM), vs. drivers needed to fill the upcoming week's schedule assuming each driver averages 12 hrs/week.
Driver retention
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People who clocked a driver shift in the last 7 days ÷ those who clocked one in the last 30 days. Not part of the store health score — shown for context only.
Median acceptance rate
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Median, across drivers active in the last 30 days, of each driver's own batch acceptance rate over that window. Not part of the store health score — shown for context only.
Median batch on-time
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Median, across drivers active in the last 30 days, of each driver's own median (actual − estimated) delivery time over that window, with prep time counted in the estimate.
Median return to store
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Median, across drivers active in the last 30 days, of each driver's own median (actual − estimated) return-to-store time over that window.
Top 5 — last 30 days ⓘ Scoring formula
#DriverBat.ScoreAccept.Del vs estRet vs estPause
Kudos — tell them what they did well
Fastest deliveries vs the store median last week, best batch acceptance and quickest returns to store over 30 days — each judged against this store, not a fixed bar — plus anyone back on track after a week behind. Not limited to the top 5.
Bottom 5 — last 30 days ⓘ Scoring formula
#DriverBat.ScoreAccept.Del vs estRet vs estPause
Needs improvement — batch delta
Consecutive weeks at least 120s slower than the store's weekly median. The same drivers get a task under Improve your score on the Overview. Not limited to the bottom 5.
PlaceStoreSchedule accuracyBatch deltaOrders over 30 min
Scooters & bikes
SendTypeSerial numberNickname / tagStatusIssueNotes
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All active stores · Aug 2026 (MTD)
StoreGradeScoreSchedBatch Δ>30 minOrdersAvg OrderRevenueMed Delivery Time
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StoreOperationalNeeds maintenanceNot operationalTotalLast updated by the store
Each store's scooters and bikes by condition, as its GM keeps them on the Fleet tab. Click a store to open its fleet.
Recent swaps between stores
Coaching plans, retraining and kudos from each store
SubmittedStoreTaskDriverResponse
Everything a GM submits from the tasks under Improve your score on their Overview — one entry per driver for coaching, retraining and kudos. Newest first.
Metric Excellent Good Adequate Poor Failing
Schedule Accuracy
max 15 pts — most important
15 pts
90–100%
10 pts
80–89%
— 5 pts
70–79%
0 pts
< 70%
Batch Delta
max 5 pts — median actual vs estimated + prep
5 pts
≤ 30s over (or under)
4 pts
31–60s
3 pts
61–90s
2 pts
91–120s
1 pt
> 120s
Orders over 30 min
max 5 pts — MTD, pickup excluded
5 pts
< 5%
4 pts
5–7.5%
3 pts
7.5–10%
2 pts
10–15%
1 pt
> 15%
A = 20–25 pts · B = 15–19 pts · C = 10–14 pts · D = below 10