Concepts
Groups
Groups organize related metrics together. For example:- A gym might have groups like “Body measurements” and “Performance”
- A clinic might have “Vitals” and “Recovery progress”
Metrics
Metrics are the individual data points you track within each group. Each metric has a type that determines what kind of data you record:| Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Number | A numeric value | Weight (kg), blood pressure |
| Boolean | Yes or no | ”Completed exercises at home” |
| Select | Pick from a list | Pain level (none, mild, moderate, severe) |
| Rating | A rating scale | Satisfaction (1–5) |
| Text | Free-form note | Session observations |
Setting up tracking
Create a group
Go to Settings > Tracking and create a new group. Give it a name and optional description.
Groups and metrics you create are templates for your organization. They won’t appear on a customer’s profile until you assign them.
Assigning metrics to customers
Before you can record tracking data for a customer, you need to assign which metrics apply to them. This allows you to customize tracking per customer — a gym client might track weight and body fat, while a physical therapy patient tracks pain levels and mobility.Recording data
To record tracking data for a customer:Viewing progress
On the customer’s detail page, the Records tab shows all tracking data over time. You can see trends and patterns in the recorded values.You cannot change a metric’s type (e.g., from Number to Rating) if records already exist. Create a new metric instead.