Competition
Live Leaderboards
Display Passport rankings using the configured stamp or points metric. Explain participant views, presenter displays, teams and privacy before competition.
Interactive preview
See Live Leaderboards in action
Illustrative example with fictional data, not live customer records. Silent and local to this page.
- Aiko Tan42
- 2Ravi Menon39
- 3Lena Brandt37
- 4Sofía Ruiz31
- 5Kwame Osei26
Live leaderboard: Current standings
How organisers set it up
- 1
Choose the scoring model
Review the available stamp or points metric and the way station activities contribute. Avoid changing the meaning of scores halfway through an advertised competition.
- 2
Configure the display
Set the participant-facing visibility and appropriate name display. Select the available presenter or shared view for the venue screen.
- 3
Test with actual activity flows
Complete representative activities in the test journey and check the ranking view. Allow for refresh timing instead of promising an instantaneous display on every device.
What participants experience
Participants complete activities and consult the leaderboard to see the current published rankings. Their view depends on event visibility and privacy settings. A participant's position can change as others complete activities; a live rank is not automatically a final prize result.
Settings and controls
Metric and audience
Choose the appropriate individual or team view for the configured event. Use dedicated rounds when competition needs a defined scoring period.
Station rankings
The optional station leaderboard covers eligible active, visible manual stations. It should not silently include hidden or unrelated agenda stations.
Illustrative guided walkthrough
See how Live Leaderboards could play out
Sample scenario for explanation only. This is not live product data, a screenshot, or a real registration or draw.
Scenario: A conference uses points to encourage participation between sessions.
Reporting
Treat standings as scores based on recorded activity, not a measure of commercial value or learning. Distinguish live rankings from frozen round results and separately recorded prize collection.
Limitations and boundaries
- A high score does not automatically establish reward eligibility for every prize.
- Apply privacy settings to public displays and historical results, not only the participant's own screen.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Use the scoring metric supported and configured for the event; explain that choice in participant instructions.
No. Use the applicable round finalisation or reward rules to determine a prize outcome.
Keep reading
Related features
Leaderboard Rounds
Run non-overlapping event leaderboard rounds with defined timing, captured scoring and historical results. Keep finalisation and prize collection distinct.
Read moreTeam Competition
Build a team-based Passport competition with clear membership, scoring and participant instructions. Connect collaboration to the configured leaderboard.
Read moreAnalytics & Reporting
Review Passport progress, station stamps and saved responses with available reports and exports. Understand what the measurements do and do not establish.
Read moreRewards & Prize Redemption
Connect Passport progress to rewards with clear eligibility and collection rules. Understand staff verification, instant collection and honour-based claims.
Read moreTry Live Leaderboards in your own event
Free to set up. Test your flow before going live.