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Engagement Score has a vague definition
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Abdullah Karasan
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We are part of the Azure Founders' Hub and have been actively leveraging its resources, consuming nearly $25K in credits over the past eight months. During this time, we successfully launched our first AI-based product, and we plan to release another one this November. Recently, however, we were informed that our engagement score is considered low.
Despite reaching out to the assigned contact from Azure, I’ve only received vague responses, which has made it difficult to understand specific steps to improve our score. We are already deeply integrated with Azure AI services, utilizing AI Search, Document Intelligence, Content Safety, Azure OpenAI, and more. Given our extensive use of Azure’s offerings, it’s unclear why we’re facing this issue.
This situation has impacted our production timelines, and we need clear, actionable guidance to address it. Any support or clarification on how to raise our engagement score would be invaluable.
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navba-MSFT 24,890 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2024-11-04T03:01:16.9333333+00:00 @Abdullah Karasan Welcome to Microsoft Q&A Forum, Thank you for posting your query here!
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Please note, The Engagement score tracks how actively you’re using Azure and reflects your growing partnership with Microsoft. When you build more with Azure, you have a higher likelihood of improving your Engagement score. Only startups with an Azure credit offer of $25,000 or more will have an Engagement score displayed in Founders Hub. No score will be available for Azure credit offers of $5,000 or less.
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Why do I get “No Score Available” under Engagement score?
The Engagement score is not available for accounts with Azure credit offers of $5,000 or less. This tile will display “No score available.” The Engagement score will start to calculate for accounts with Azure credit offers of $25,000 or more within the first three months of being accepted into the program or approved for the next credit offer. During this time, you see “No score available.” On month four, the score will populate and guide you to keep building and try new Azure services.
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How can I improve my Engagement score?
Keep building! Evaluate how you might deepen your Azure Engagement score. Ideas include:
- Revisit your Azure infrastructure.
- Evaluate AI features in the Build with AI tab.
- Explore more business tools in the Benefits tab of Founders Hub.
- Pair with an Azure engineer to get advice on your solution.
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On a side note, If you still have any questions on the OpenAI benefit provided via startup program, Please contact microsoftstartups@openai.com.
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Hope this helps.
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