Before you start
- You need Client Health read access (
read_customer_success). Client Health is the Health tab of MSP Tools > Client Success. - If source data looks missing or stale, check integration sync health and company mappings first. A refresh calculates scores from data MSPortal already has. It does not resync your integrations.
- Scores also refresh on their own every day at 2:00 AM UTC.
Request a new scorecard
1
Open Client Health
In the sidebar, open MSP Tools > Client Success, then select the Health tab. Refresh Scores is in its page header. On a company’s detail page, click the back arrow first.
2
Click Refresh Scores
The button changes to Refreshing… while MSPortal checks the job every two seconds.
3
Wait for the message
A success toast reads Refreshed N companies. A failure toast reads Refresh failed, or a more specific error. Clicking the button alone does not publish a new scorecard.
4
Check the result
The page reloads with the new scorecard. Open a company and check its Last computed date and evidence coverage.
Fix stale or missing evidence first
1
Repair the source
Reconnect the integration or correct the company mapping. See Integration Company Mapping.
2
Let the data sync
Wait for the integration to bring in the new data.
3
Refresh the scores
Click Refresh Scores so the next scorecard uses the corrected evidence.
Troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions
Does Refresh Scores affect only the selected company?
Does Refresh Scores affect only the selected company?
No. It recalculates the scorecard for your whole tenant.
When is the automatic refresh?
When is the automatic refresh?
Every day at 2:00 AM UTC. It can take some time to finish.
Does Refresh Scores resync my integrations?
Does Refresh Scores resync my integrations?
No. It uses the data already in MSPortal.
What happens to the old scorecard during a refresh?
What happens to the old scorecard during a refresh?
It stays visible until the new one is published.
Does a refresh give every company a score?
Does a refresh give every company a score?
No. A company still needs enough evidence to meet the scoring model’s requirements.