Can we apply formula scoring logic at SAE template?
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a month ago
Hello Everyone,
I have recently started exploring about Smart Assessment Engine. I would like to know is it possible to apply formula based scoring logic at SAE template?
Any suggestions welcome here,
Thank you.
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a week ago
Hey! Check out this product docs on scoring in SAE and Speed Learnings for SAE which can help you find more resources. We’re currently adding more content focused on adopting SAE within risk use cases and workflows. Might be useful to bookmark it so you can stay current on updates.
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a week ago
Hai @ujjwalababa
Yes, formula-based scoring logic can be implemented in Smart Assessment Engine (SAE), but it depends on how complex your scoring requirements are.
Out of the box, SAE mainly supports:
Weighted scoring
Choice-based scoring
Aggregated score calculation
For more advanced formula-based logic (for example conditional calculations, dynamic weighting, or mathematical formulas across multiple answers), you would typically need to extend the behavior using:
Script Includes
Business Rules
Flow Designer
Assessment result post-processing scripts
A common approach is:
Capture individual question scores
Store/intermediate-process the responses
Apply custom formula logic through server-side scripting
Update the final assessment/result record with the computed score
You can also explore:
Assessment Metric tables
Result calculation logic
Triggering recalculation after assessment completion
If your requirement is simple arithmetic or weighted formulas, it may be achievable with configuration alone. But for dynamic or conditional formulas, scripting is usually required.
If you can share an example scoring formula, the community may be able to suggest a more specific implementation approach.
If this helps, please mark it as Helpful.