
RICE prioritization scoring template
Scoring table with six features · Scales for reach, impact, confidence and effort · Ranked chart and a recorded decision
Preview and use template →An impact effort matrix sorts ideas into four quadrants so a team can agree quickly what to do first and what to drop. This example places nine backlog items for a SaaS product against one goal, week-4 retention, and turns the quadrants into a plan for the quarter.
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Score impact against a single outcome, such as retention or activation. Mixing goals makes every item look important, and the matrix stops separating anything useful from the rest.
Start with the item everyone agrees on, then place the rest above, below or beside it. Relative placement is faster than scoring and avoids false precision.
Write down what you will do with each quadrant this quarter, and who owns it. A matrix without a decision is only a picture of the backlog.
No. Place each note relative to the others, as the placement guidance on the board suggests, and move notes as the team discusses them.
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Yes. Use Export in the editor to save a PNG, SVG or PDF, or download an editable .epicdraw backup.