Relevance Preferences

Through this feature, you will have the option to raise the minimum threshold of relevancy for your ModuleQ content recommendations. Once activated, you'll receive only the top most relevant recommendations based on our AI predictions.

Most users think that the amount of content that ModuleQ recommends each day is the right amount of information in order to stay informed on the Organizations and Topics they care about.

However, in our most recent survey, we found that there is a group of users who would like to receive less content recommendations overall, but still want to receive the highly relevant and useful ones.

How do I get started? 

There are two ways activate this feature:

The first is to type toggleStrict in the chat with ModuleQ. If at any point you'd like to deactivate it, just type toggleStrict into the Chat again and that will de-activate the feature.

The second is to navigate to the Settings tab in ModuleQ. Click on "More Details" followed by clicking on the "Settings" button that then pops up. Check "Strict Content Relevancy" and click Submit. If at any point you'd like to deactivate it, navigate back to Settings and un-check the option.

How does ModuleQ know what will be most relevant and useful to me?

The AI behind ModuleQ actually has the ability to predict the relevance an article will have to you. That's how we determine what content should be included in your Daily News Updates and Pre-Meeting Briefings.

Through this feature, we can provide a way for you to raise the minimum threshold of relevancy, so you receive only the most relevant content recommendations based on our predictions.

The top chart represents the recommendation count based on where the relevance threshold is set. As you can see, when the relevance threshold is set to a higher value, the amount of content that a user receives decreases.  

In the second chart, you'll notice the usefulness of content based on where the relevance threshold is set. As the relevance threshold increases, the usefulness increases too!