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What do the insights and status alerts on my dashboard mean?

Read client growth, workout compliance, and the two status alerts correctly, including the windows and caps behind each number.

Verified Sep 12, 2026Web + coach app

The Coaching section of your dashboard compares the last 30 days to the 30 days before. The Status section runs two checks on your roster and tells you who to follow up with.

None of it is configurable — every window and threshold below is fixed, and there are no filters or date pickers on this page.

Insight window
30 days
vs the 30 days before
Gone-quiet threshold
7 × 24 hours
Compliance cap
100 %

Read the Client growth insight

Client growth counts clients you added in the last 30 days who have since accepted their invitation, with a change pill next to the number: green for up, red for down, and a muted grey "+0" when nothing changed.

Invited clients who haven't accepted yet aren't counted, and a client archived later drops out of the count. A client added more than 30 days ago doesn't count even if they only accepted this week. Clients added today do count immediately.

The ring around the number is decorative — it fills completely at 5 or more new clients, whatever the real figure. Read the number, not the ring.

Read the Workout compliance insight

Workout compliance is the percentage of scheduled workouts your active clients completed in the last 30 days, with the same green, red, or grey change pill.

Rule
RuleBehaviour
What counts as scheduledEvery non-deleted workout assignment in the window, including skipped ones, plus expected workouts from phased-program schedules
Today's workoutsNot counted while the day is in progress
Cap100%
Nothing scheduledReads 0%
Window boundariesAligned to midnight UTC, not your local timezone

Completing a workout scheduled earlier in the window raises compliance right away — it's only today's scheduled workouts that wait.

When a client self-schedules a phased-program workout onto their calendar and hasn't actioned it yet, that copy is left out of the calculation entirely. It counts as neither scheduled nor completed.

Act on clients who've gone quiet

A client is flagged when their most recent completed workout was more than a week ago, or when they've never completed one. "A week" is a rolling 7 × 24 hours at the moment the dashboard fetches its data, not calendar days.

  1. Click View clients to open the list.
  2. Read each row for the client's name, online status, and when they were last active in the app — or "Hasn't logged in yet".
  3. Click a client to open their profile and follow up.

Act on outstanding invitations

This check flags clients who haven't accepted their account invitation yet.

  1. Click Resend invitations to open the list of pending clients.
  2. Click a client to open their profile.
  3. Resend the invitation from there.

Things to watch out for

Both status rows always render. When nothing is flagged they show an all-clear message instead of a button: "All of your clients have completed a workout in the last week." and "Great work, all of your clients have accepted their account invitations."

A deleted workout still counts as activity. For the gone-quiet check only, a completed workout counts as recent even if it was later deleted from the client's schedule. Compliance excludes deleted assignments entirely.

Quick answers

Why is a brand-new client listed as "gone quiet"?

The check flags anyone without a completed workout in the past week, including people who've never completed one. A client you invited yesterday can appear in both status lists at once — for new invites, act on the invitations list.

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