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Configuring Organization Settings & Performance Thresholds

Learn how to customize your organization's details and set the global performance thresholds that power Mero's analytics and alerts.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Organization settings page allows administrators to apply universal rules that define what the Mero platform considers a "complete" or "on-time" action. These settings are critical for ensuring that analytics and alerts are aligned with your operational standards.

How to Access Organization Settings

  1. Navigate to Settings in the bottom-left menu.

  2. Select the Organization tab.

Customizing Your Organization Profile

At the top of the page, you can customize your organization's profile by:

  • Changing or deleting your organization's photo/logo.

  • Editing the organization's name.

Setting Performance Thresholds

These three settings are the core of Mero's performance logic.

1. Task Completion Time Buffer

This is a percentage-based grace period for completing a task. It allows for minor deviations from the Scope of Work without marking a task as incomplete.

  • How it works: Mero compares the time a cleaner actually spent in an area to the required duration in the Scope of Work, plus the buffer.

  • Example:

    • A task requires 10 minutes in a location.

    • The Task Completion Time Buffer is set to 20% (which is 2 minutes).

    • If a cleaner works for 9 minutes, the task is considered Complete because 9 minutes is within the 2-minute buffer of the 10-minute requirement.

2. Scope of Work (SoW) Completion Metric

This is the percentage of total tasks in a shift that must be completed for the entire shift to be considered "complete."

  • How it works: It's the benchmark for a successful shift.

  • Example:

    • If the SoW Completion Metric is set to 80%, a cleaner must complete at least 80% of their assigned tasks for their shift to be marked as having a complete Scope of Work in the Shift View report.

3. Schedule Compliance Buffer

This is a grace period, in minutes, for a cleaner's shift start time. It prevents late-start alerts for minor delays.

  • How it works: It creates a window around the expected start time.

  • Example:

    • A cleaner's shift is scheduled to start at 8:00 AM.

    • The Schedule Compliance Buffer is set to 45 minutes.

    • If the cleaner starts their shift anytime before 8:45 AM, they are considered on time, and no alert will be triggered. If they start after 8:45 AM, a "Missed Shift" alert may be generated.

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