--- title: Power scores with AI description: "## Why this feature is needed When a funnel contains many ideas, teams need a practical way to understand what still needs attention and which ideas may be more promising to review first. Without clear signals, it becomes harder to…" url: "https://www.acceptmission.com/knowledge/power-scores-with-ai/" updated: "2026-04-14" category: AI Tools / Idea Enricher --- # Power scores with AI ## Why this feature is needed When a funnel contains many ideas, teams need a practical way to understand what still needs attention and which ideas may be more promising to review first. Without clear signals, it becomes harder to prioritize enrichment, scoring, and selection work. Power scores help teams use the funnel more effectively by turning idea activity, completeness, evaluation, [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) relevance, and AI-based opportunity into visible and comparable indicators. This supports better follow-up and stronger [Decision](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/decision/)-making. ## What this feature is Power scores are the smart scoring indicators available in the idea funnel of [Accept Mission](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/accept-mission/). They help admins and power users understand which ideas need follow-up and which ideas may have stronger potential. The available power scores are **Engagement score**, **Enrichment score**, **Idea score**, **[Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) score**, and **Opportunity score**. Together, these scores help teams assess idea activity, quality, scoring progress, relevance, and potential. Some of these scores are based on user activity and configured scoring models, while others make use of [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) logic and AI-supported analysis. This gives teams a broader view of idea performance inside the funnel. ## Access level [Power User](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/power-user/) You need access to the relevant funnel in the Innovation Studio to work with power scores. ## Navigation path Navigation path: Innovation Studio β†’ Funnels β†’ Open funnel ## How to use this feature Power scores are used inside the idea funnel to help teams review idea quality and follow-up needs. They can be used as a practical to-do view, for example to identify ideas that still need enrichment or scoring, and they can also help show which ideas may deserve earlier review. You can work with these scores through the funnel filters, the list view, and the statistics block inside an idea. ### Step by step instructions 1. Open **Innovation Studio**. 2. Go to **Funnels**. 3. Open the funnel you want to review. 4. Click **Filters** to use the power score filters. 5. Switch to **List view** if you want to compare and sort ideas by score columns. 6. Open an individual idea if you want to review the available scores in the **Statistics** block. 7. Use the score insights to decide which ideas need enrichment, scoring, validation, or prioritization. ![image](https://www.acceptmission.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/image-60.png) ## Available power scores ### Engagement score This score is based on views, likes, comments, and other user activity in the funnel. The more engagement an idea receives, the higher the score. Learn more about the Engagement score: [Engagement score](https://www.acceptmission.com/support/engagement-score/) ### Enrichment score This score represents how completely an idea has been filled in. The more complete the idea, the higher the score. This helps teams identify which ideas still need enrichment. Learn more about the Enrichment score: [Enrichment score](https://www.acceptmission.com/support/enrichment-score/) ### Idea score This score represents the total score of an idea based on the score module inside the idea. This helps teams understand which ideas have already been evaluated and which ones still need scoring. Learn more about the Idea score: [Idea score](https://www.acceptmission.com/support/idea-score/) ### [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) score This score represents how trending an idea is based on company trends, industry trends, and global trends. It helps teams identify ideas that are more aligned with relevant developments. Learn more about the [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) score: [Trend score](https://www.acceptmission.com/support/trend-score/) ### Opportunity score This score is based on an AI service that combines many variables, scores, and interactions to calculate how interesting an idea may be to evaluate first. It helps teams identify ideas with stronger estimated potential. Learn more about the Opportunity score: [Opportunity score](https://www.acceptmission.com/support/opportunity-score/) ## How this helps in funnel management Power scores help teams manage the funnel more effectively by making different dimensions of idea quality and potential visible. Instead of reviewing every idea in the same way, teams can focus on what still needs work and which ideas may deserve earlier attention. This is useful during enrichment rounds, scoring rounds, prioritization, shortlist preparation, and portfolio discussions. ## AI and smart support The power score model combines both structured platform data and smart analysis. Some scores are based on clear activity or data completeness, while others use [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) logic or AI-based services to support prioritization. This means teams can use both human judgment and system-supported signals to improve their innovation process. AI does not replace evaluation, but it helps surface patterns and opportunities faster. ## Configuration and adjustments The usefulness of power scores depends on the quality of the data in the funnel. Better descriptions, scoring, engagement, [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) setup, and task follow-up all improve the value of these score views. If the score insights are not helpful enough, review whether ideas are being enriched properly, whether the funnel [Scorecard](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/scorecard/) is configured correctly, and whether company trends and other inputs are maintained consistently. Use the power scores together rather than in isolation. A stronger review process often comes from combining completeness, evaluation, relevance, and opportunity signals. ## Practical example – Innovationlands Innovationlands is reviewing a funnel with new attraction concepts, guest experience improvements, and operational ideas. The innovation team wants to decide which ideas deserve attention first. They open the funnel and use the power score filters to identify ideas that still need enrichment, ideas that have already been scored, and ideas with stronger opportunity and [Trend](https://www.acceptmission.com/encyclopedia/trend/) signals. In the list view, they compare the score columns side by side to see which ideas combine strong engagement, good enrichment, and higher potential. For one attraction concept, the team sees a strong engagement score, a fully enriched idea, a good idea score, and a high opportunity score. This helps Innovationlands decide that the idea should move into the next review round faster than other concepts that still need more work.