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This update suggests point values for events, twelve points, fourteen points, and on its own that number means nothing to me. It is not really about whether you are running a hundred-point scale or a ten-thousand-point scale either, because for most organizations the max score genuinely doesn't matter. What matters is your threshold: the number at which you actually hand someone off to sales. Decide that first, we hand off at fifty, and that decision is what should re-base every individual point value HubSpot suggests. Skip that step and you are accepting numbers with no anchor.

Scoring gets genuinely good when humans stop deciding point values by feel and Breeze helps set them with real data behind it. This is a step in that direction, but right now it is still an easy trap: a suggested value sounds reasonable, you click add to score, and then you own the cleanup when it turns out to be off. Chris's read is fair too. HubSpot put a meet-with-the-product-manager link on this update for feedback, and he wants that same conversational affordance sitting right next to the add-to-score button itself, so you can sanity-check a suggestion before you commit to it rather than after.

So: don't approve a suggested point value in isolation. Set your handoff threshold first, then judge whether these suggested events and points make sense against it. If you haven't defined your threshold yet, this one can wait. Go define that, then come back.