Key Performance Indicator Definition 
Each Planning and Consolidation user has a custom view of Insight. Therefore, each user must have a personal set of key performance indicators specifically defined for (or by) that user.
Features
When you define a KPI, you define performance bands to represent different variances and dimensional constraints. The following table describes the performance bands. Dimensional constraints are the dimension members (in addition to the account) to which the KPI applies:
Performance Band |
Default Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Weak |
(,-0.2) |
The current value is greater than 20% below the value for the previous time period. Weak performers are shown in red in the Dashboard and Radar views. |
Under |
(-0.2,-0.05) |
The current value is between 20% and 5% below the value for the previous time period. Under-performers are shown in red in the Dashboard and Radar views. |
Normal |
(-0.05,0.05) |
The current value is between 5% below and 5% above the value for the previous time period. Values that are in the normal band do not have any formatting in the Dashboard and Radar views. |
Over |
(0.05,0.2) |
The current value is between 5% and 20% above the value for the previous time period. Over-performers are shown in blue in the Dashboard and Radar views. |
Strong |
(0.2,) |
The current value is greater than 20% above the value for the previous time period. Strong performers are shown in blue in the Dashboard and Radar views. |
Activities
You can define a key performance indicator from Interface for the Web. For more information, see Defining Key Performance Indicators.