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## What Is The Trophy Impact Score?
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By default, Trophy only enrolls 90% of your users in any gamification emails. It leaves the other 10% out as a 'control cohort'.
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Trophy has a built-in A/B testing feature that allows you to test the impact of your gamification features on retention and engagement.
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Through manipulating the [Control Ratio](#customizing-the-control-ratio), you can assign a certain percentage of your users to a 'control cohort'. Each new user that you tell Trophy about will be automatically assigned to the control cohort or not based on this setting.
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Trophy then exposes the `control` attribute through the [GET user API](/api-reference/endpoints/users/get-a-single-user#response-control) to allow developers to hide gamification UI and features from users in the control cohort.
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Similarly, if you use the [Emails](/platform/emails) feature, Trophy only sends emails to users who are not in the control cohort.
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Trophy then automatically tracks the 14-day retention of the two cohorts and compares them, resulting in the Trophy Impact Score.
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## Customizing the control ratio
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## Customizing The Control Ratio
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By default, Trophy will use a 90/10 ratio of non-control/control users. However, you can customize this as you wish.
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If you'd prefer to use a different ratio of control to non-control users then you can do so on the [Integration](https://app.trophy.so/integration) page.
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Use the slider to change the percentage of your userbase that will be set as control users and opted out of gamification emails.
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Use the slider to change the percentage of your userbase that will be set as control users and opted out of gamification features.
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## Types Of Emails
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Trophy supports 3 types of emails, each of which is designed to suit a common scenario in building gamification experiences.
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Trophy supports 4 types of emails, each of which is designed to suit a common scenario in building gamification experiences.
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All emails are optional, but all three can be used simultaneously and can be controlled from the [Emails](https://app.trophy.so/emails/configure) page in the Trophy dashboard.
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All emails are optional, but all four can be used simultaneously and can be controlled from the [Emails](https://app.trophy.so/emails/configure) page in the Trophy dashboard.
Streak reminder emails are automatically sent to users up to 4 hours before they are about to lose their [Streak](/platform/streaks).
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## Designing Emails
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Trophy has a fully-featured block-based email builder that allows you to design templates, controlling all email copy and subject lines. Within the [Emails](https://app.trophy.so/emails/configure) page you can create templates and assign them to the 3 different [Email Types](#types-of-emails).
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## Email Customization
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On the [Configure](https://app.trophy.so/emails/configure) page you'll find a couple of different settings you can control to manage email design across your Trophy account.
The aggregation period controls the timeframe over which blocks like the [Progress Chart](#progress-chart) display usage. It also controls the frequency at which [Recap Emails](#recap-emails) are sent. Possible values are daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.
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The aggregation period controls the timeframe over which blocks like the [Progress Chart](#progress-chart) track usage. It also controls the frequency at which [Recap Emails](#recap-emails) are sent. Possible values are daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.
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Head into the [Integration](https://app.trophy.so/integration) page to manage this setting.
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### Font Style
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Changes the font style used across all email templates. Additional styles are pulled from your Trophy account's [Branding](https://app.trophy.so/branding) settings.
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On the [email configure page](https://app.trophy.so/emails/configure), you'll find a setting to change the font style used in all emails.
Other email styles are pulled from your Trophy account's [Branding](https://app.trophy.so/branding) settings.
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## Send-time Optimization
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By default all emails sent by Trophy are sent at **17:00PM ET**, however sending emails to users based on their local timezone usually results in better engagement rates.
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In most cases, emails sent by Trophy are sent at **17:00PM ET**, however sending emails to users based on their local timezone usually results in better engagement rates.
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That's why if through [User Identification](/platform/users#param-tz) you specify a timezone for each user, Trophy will optimize the send-time for you.
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That's why if through [User Identification](/platform/users#param-tz) you specify a timezone for each user, Trophy will optimize the send-time for you by sending emails to users at 17:00PM in their local timezone.
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