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Customer reporting (anthropometric / body)

General monitoring of body data (weight, etc.)

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Updated over 9 months ago

In the back office, go to the "Clients" tab and click on the name of the client whose data you want to analyze.

General monitoring of body data (weight, etc.)

In the "Statistics" section, you will have access to the data of his body measurements such as weight, height, percentage of fat mass, etc.

Thanks to the different curves, you will be able to analyze the body evolution of your clients. Thus, you will be able to readjust their training and their objectives according to the data displayed.

You can choose to filter this information according to a defined period : 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year or over all since the beginning.

Edit the profile of a client (weight, height)

Go to the customer profil, section Parameters to modify if necessary the information of the customer.

Warning : if your customer has not entered the information (weight, height) required for nutritional calculations, you will not have access to their nutritional diary from the back office (find out more about Nutrition reporting).

The client's profil is adapted to the measurement units of the coach/club. To modify them, go to the account settings.

Scheduling body data updates for your customer

When you create a programme, you can schedule the updating of your client's body data, via a notification which they will receive directly on their application.

To do this, in the "Coaching" menu in your back office, click on "Programmes". Create a new programme or select an existing one. Once on the programme's editing menu, tick "Before/after measurements".

Once this programme has been shared with your customer, they will receive a notification at the start and end of the programme in question, inviting them to update their body data.

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