Choose Measures from the Outcome and Measurement Conditions
KGI, or key goal indicator, is a label used in Japanese business for a final outcome measure. KPI means key performance indicator. Define the outcome before selecting numbers.
KGI is not a universally used English business label. Explain the measure and purpose clearly; a KPI can itself measure an outcome rather than only an intermediate activity.
Link Measures to the Intended Outcome
For continued use, define the user group and behavior that counts as retention. Registrations alone do not measure ongoing use.
GOV.UK metric design starts from the service’s purpose. (GOV.UK: Performance metrics)
Specify the Calculation, Period, and Population
For signup completion, specify the denominator. Page visitors and people starting entry are different populations and produce different measures.
Record the period and aggregation method, noting changes. For small groups, report counts alongside percentages.
Evaluate Improvements alongside Side Effects
More enquiries can include more ineligible requests and extra support work. Track workload and inappropriate requests alongside the intended result.
Attach measurement conditions to public figures. Explain the offer and eligibility alongside performance numbers.
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