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# Score absolute usage against your configured thresholds

> Usage scoring with only Absolute Value metrics now applies the saved calculation to observed data without treating missing evidence as zero.

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# Score absolute usage against your configured thresholds

Usage scoring with only Absolute Value metrics now applies the saved calculation to observed data without treating missing evidence as zero.

When every enabled usage metric uses **Absolute Value**, Quivly calculates the usage category from permitted stored observations using your aggregation, threshold bands, weights, and lookback window. All metrics use the same assessment cutoff.

Missing, unreadable, or excluded metrics remain unscored rather than becoming zero. Other categories and usage methods continue to use AI assessment, so this change does not turn every health category into a simple threshold calculation.

Review [usage scoring and metric criteria](https://docs.quivly.ai/health-scores/metrics-guide.md).


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