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Achievements, levels and the leaderboard

Last updated: October 16, 2026

What it does

Ordinary work in Lucrii pays experience. A quote or an order you raise counts. So does a contact, an item or a location you add. Sending a document pays, and so do a note, an order paid in full, an order fulfilled and a quote converted. Logging in each day pays too.

Experience raises your level. Levels have titles. Your level is on the My Progress page. Open My Progress from the menu under your name, at the foot of the sidebar. The summary at the top of the page shows the level and its title above a progress bar towards the next one. Beside them are your run of consecutive days and the quests you have finished. The summary also counts how many of the available achievements you have collected.

The Leaderboard, Quest Chart and Achievements tabs are under the summary. Leaderboard and Achievements show while your organisation has achievements on. The Quest Chart tab shows while your organisation’s quests setting is not Off. Quests explains the Quest Chart, which fills the page with the summary left off.

The Achievements tab lists every achievement, collected or not. A collected one is coloured by its tier, from bronze up to diamond, and shows the experience it paid. The rest are grey. A hidden one stays a secret until you have it. Some unlock on a running total, and the rest on a streak, a milestone or something rarer. Streaks pay out at 5, 10, 20, 40, 60, 130 and 260 days.

The Leaderboard tab ranks the organisation’s top 100 by experience for one season. Seasons run a quarter each. Medals mark the top three. Lucrii highlights your row. Previous and Next move between the seasons that have run. They go back through the finished ones and forward as far as the current season. The current season has Current beside its name.

Before you start

An organisation with achievements switched off hides all of it. The summary drops your level and achievements, the Leaderboard and Achievements tabs go, and notifications stop. With quests Off as well, the menu under your name has no My Progress entry. A link to My Progress then opens the Inbox.

A season that has not started yet has no standings. You cannot look further ahead. Previous turns off on the earliest season, and Next turns off on the current season. A link can still open an upcoming season, with Previous set to take you back to the current season.

Levels and achievements are counted for one organisation at a time. A second organisation starts from zero.

How to use it

  1. Open the menu under your name at the foot of the sidebar and select My Progress.
  2. Read your level, streak, achievements and quests in the summary at the top.
  3. Select Leaderboard for the standings for the season named at the top. The live one is marked Current.
  4. Select Previous or Next for the season either side, as far back as the records go and as far forward as the current one.
  5. Select Achievements for every achievement, collected or not.

A card celebrates a new level, and another celebrates an achievement you collect. Every member of your organisation sees your level and achievements on your member page while achievements are on. They see your Quest Chart there while quests are not Off.

Troubleshooting

The leaderboard says the list of seasons could not be loaded. Previous and Next have nothing to page through until it loads.

Your level and streak will not load. The page says so, and your row is not highlighted.

Your achievements will not load, and the summary says your experience and achievements could not be loaded. The Achievements tab is empty until they load.

  • Quests: Follow Hermes through a job in short steps. He lights up the control a step is about and moves on when you do what it asks.
  • Your profile: Edit your name, email, picture, personal email signature and password on the profile page.
  • Signing up and logging in: Open an account with an email address, with Google or from an invitation, and log in with a password, Google, a passkey and a second factor.
  • Setting up your organisation: Answer Hermes’ questions about the organisation’s name, locale, business type, tax, first team and your role before the app opens.
  • The feature roadmap: Explore the roadmap, a night sky of features in which a star is marked released, in progress or planned.

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