Product updates: November 2024

Real decision trees with automations

• This month, we will release a brand new decision tree feature called Automations. This new feature allows you to visually map out decision trees that will execute automatically in response to changes in athlete data. When an automation is triggered for a given athlete, they will traverse the nodes in the tree based on your conditional logic, and your specified actions will be executed along the way.
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• Automations provide coaches with a much more intuitive and flexible interface for creating automated decision trees, which can drastically improve coaching efficiency and the quality of athlete training.
• Like before, automations will be triggered whenever athlete data is updated. You can also setup automations to trigger on a timed basis (hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly).
• Groups will now be created and managed from the roster page.
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• IMPORTANT: In connection with the release of this new feature, all conditional logic currently associated with groups will be transferred to automations. The new automation objects will be structured with the necessary nodes and logic to maintain the current outcomes of existing group logic.
• Of particular note is the treatment of categorized groups. All groups for the same category will be combined into a single automation for the category name, and the conditional logic of each group in the category will be represented as if/else logic in the decision tree.
• For example, suppose you had four separate groups named Expert, Advanced, Intermediate, and Beginner. Also suppose that these four groups were categorized as "Training skill" and prioritized as 1, 2, 3, 4, respectively. Given this scenario, all these groups would be combined into a single automation like the example shown above, and it would be named "Training skill automation." The logic of the automation would be the same as the previous logic for the groups.
• Group categories will migrated to a more flexible tagging feature, which allows coaches to further refine group categorization. These tags can also be used in automations to remove athletes from all groups with a given tag.
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• In addition to the expanded flexibility and improved ease-of-use that this new feature provides, we anticipate adding many more capabilities to automations, which will further amplify your coaching power and help maximize athlete fitness.

Athlete measurement workflow

• We've improved the roster athlete profile interface with a workflow for recording new measurements for the athlete. For any given display card, you can now add a new measurement for the metric(s) displayed on the card by clicking the "Record new measurement" button in the top right of the card.
  
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Videos for KPIs, KPVs and assessments

• We added the ability to attach videos to your metrics that will be displayed to coaches and athletes where applicable.
• For example, we can attach a video to our Back Squat 1RM KPI, and it will be displayed to the athlete when they are assigned the KPI test in a workout.
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• The video will also be displayed for reference on the coach's side when adding a new measurement from the athlete profile workflow (described above).
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Athlete profile table view

• Athlete profile's have a new table view for displaying metric data.
• Simply add a new section and select the table type to view an athlete's data for the selected metrics.
  
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• You can initiate the new measurement workflow from the table view as well to record measurements for the table's selected metrics.
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Roster profile training section

• The roster profile now has a default section for training, which gives you a quick glance of the athlete's training history so you can easily see what an athlete has on their schedule.
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Athlete attendance reports

• FYTT has a brand new attendance reporting feature that allows you to view athlete attendance both over time and overall within a given time frame.
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• Athlete reports also have a new attendance section to display the same attendance data for the given athlete on the profile.
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• The reports dashboard has also been redesigned to make it easier to access all your reports from a single page:
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