To tailor your meal plans for your customers in the app, you can add a calorie target.
When your customer registers in the app, an automatic kcal calculation is performed. See the calculation method here.
From your backoffice
In the "Nutrition" menu of your back office, click on "Plans" then select an existing plan or create one (referring to this article).
Once you're on your plan management tab, you can set the daily calorie target (in kcal) for your customers and determine the macronutrient percentages. To do this, click on the pencil for the first day of the schedule :
Once the calorie target and macronutrients have been set, the calorie wheel fills up according to the composition of your day (recipes and added foods).
So you can offer your customers a nutritional plan with precise, precisely measured quantities.
Calorie surplus or deficit in relation to calorie target
The calorie target is the value displayed at the bottom of the calorie wheel (orange zone). The one above (blue zone) corresponds to the number of calories you reach by consuming all the foods/recipes in your day.
Whatever you add to your day, it won't affect the calorie target you've set.
The same goes for macronutrients.
In your customer's application
In the "Diary" - "Nutrition" tab of the app, the calorie target and macronutrient percentages will be updated automatically after the eating plan has been shared. This means that it is no longer the automatic coach but the plan parameters that determine the nutritional parameters in the diary.
These elements can only be modified via the food plan, as long as it is active.
Calorie deficit compared to calorie target on the app
If the daily calorie target is not reached, it will be displayed like this on the app's nutrition log :
Exceeding the calorie target on the app
If the daily calorie target is exceeded, it will be displayed like this on the app's nutrition log :
