Pulse Leaderboards and Anonymous Handles
Leaderboards let your organization compare its Pulse activity with other CPR Enroll organizations. Participation is optional and off by default.
Before You Begin
- Pulse must be enabled before leaderboards are available.
- Decide whether you want to appear under your real organization name or an anonymous handle. Stay anonymous is on by default.
- Set your Anonymous handle before joining, so your first appearance on the boards uses the name you want.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Join the Boards
- Go to Pulse > Pulse Settings.
- Turn on Join leaderboards. The helper text reads “Compare with other organizations (anonymous by default).”
- Click Save.
Until you do this, the Leaderboards tab shows the banner “Your organization is not on the boards. Turn on ‘Join leaderboards’ in Pulse settings to compete.” You can still see who is ranked; you simply are not listed.
Step 2: Choose How You Appear
Stay anonymous is on by default and controls how your organization is labeled on public boards.
- On — your organization appears under the Anonymous handle you set in Pulse Settings.
- Off — your organization appears under its real name.
Edit the Anonymous handle field and click Save to change your display name at any time.
The Three Boards
| Board | Shows |
|---|---|
| My Tier | Organizations in the same recognition tier as yours. |
| Region | Organizations in your geographic region. |
| Rising Star | Organizations with the fastest recent growth, regardless of size. |
✔ Rising Star is the board to watch when you are small. It measures momentum rather than absolute size, so a new organization can rank well on it long before it appears on My Tier.
Best Practices
- Set the anonymous handle first, join second. Changing it later is easy, but your first appearance is the one people notice.
- Leave Stay anonymous on until you are comfortable with your position on the boards.
- Use Rising Star for internal motivation and My Tier for benchmarking against comparable organizations.
- Remember you can view the boards without joining them — useful for seeing the landscape before you commit.
Frequently Asked Questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Am I on the leaderboards by default? | No. Participation is off by default and must be turned on in Pulse Settings. |
| Can I see the boards without joining? | Yes. You can see who is ranked; you simply are not listed yourself. |
| Will other organizations see my real name? | Only if you turn Stay anonymous off. With it on, you appear under your anonymous handle. |
| Can I change my handle later? | Yes. Edit the Anonymous handle field and click Save at any time. |
| Which board should a new organization watch? | Rising Star, because it measures growth rather than size. |
✔ You’re on the boards. Next, read Challenges, Chain of Survival Milestones, and Rewards to turn Pulse activity into concrete goals.
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