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# Leaderboards

The **Leaderboards** tab shows how a member is performing within ranking lists defined in the system. It provides transparency into the member’s current standing, score, and tracked metrics compared to other participants.

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### Viewing Member Leaderboards

Each leaderboard entry includes:

* **Leaderboard name** – the specific ranking the member participates in (e.g., *Ranking Top Earners*).
* **Tracked metric** – the metric used to calculate the ranking (e.g., *cumulative earned units in a wallet*).
* **Member position** – the member’s current place in the leaderboard.
* **Promotion date** – when the leaderboard ranking was last recalculated or updated.
* **Current score** – the score the member has accumulated according to the tracked metric.

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### Leaderboard Table

The leaderboard table displays the ranking context:

* **Position** – order in the leaderboard.
* **Full name** and **Email** – participant’s details.
* **Loyalty card number** and **Phone number** – identifiers if applicable.
* **Score** – points or other values contributing to the leaderboard ranking.

This lets you see both the member’s current position and how they compare to others.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If a leaderboard has been completed, it disappears from this view.
{% endhint %}

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To find out more about the leaderboards module, please refer to this section of the User Guide:

{% content-ref url="/pages/wHVTSZMkf9uLN1xBLObm" %}
[Leaderboards](/main-features/leaderboards.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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