Behind the scenes
How the organization overview is worked out
The overview is not a report anyone fills in. Striveon reads your coaches' evaluations and goals and works out each list and figure.
Who needs attention
An athlete is listed when either of two things is true. Their overall rating has dropped this season, comparing their latest evaluation of the season with their first. Or they have an active goal, and none of their active goals has moved in the last 45 days. A goal with no progress recorded yet counts from the day it was set, so a goal you set this week puts nobody on the list. Once such a goal is older than 45 days, the row says it was set over 45 days ago with no progress yet. Read how goals move on their own.
Not having been evaluated is not a reason on its own. Those athletes are counted under Not yet evaluated instead, and named there while only a few are left and someone has been evaluated, so nobody appears in both lists. The Not yet evaluated count still includes an unevaluated athlete who is listed under Who needs attention, and the line under it says how many of them are listed there.
What the development table shows
Season change is how much each athlete's overall rating has moved between their first and latest evaluation this season, averaged over the athletes in the training group who have at least two evaluations. An athlete with one evaluation so far has no change to measure yet, so they are left out of the average, and a group where nobody has two says the change comes after the second evaluation. While no row has a change yet, the column is left out and a line under the table says when it appears. The number in brackets after each change is how many athletes it rests on. Evaluated counts the athletes with at least one evaluation this season; one from last season does not count.
The whole-club row averages the season change of every athlete in the club with at least two evaluations, the same way each group's row does, so a group and the club built from the same athletes show the same figure. Once a goal has been completed this season, a line under the table counts them. An athlete in two training groups appears in both rows, but only once in the whole-club row and in the lists.
What counts as this season
The season is the one whose dates include today. If no season does, Striveon uses the one with the latest start date, and if you have not created any season, the last twelve months.
The order you see
The attention list shows the athletes whose rating dropped first, then those whose goal has not moved, and within each group the athletes who have gone longest without an evaluation come first. Once ratings have moved, the training group with the weakest change comes first in the table; before that, the groups with the most athletes needing attention do. Not yet evaluated runs alphabetically. Each name is shown as a first name and last initial.
What it does not do
Striveon does not guess or invent these numbers, and the overview carries no money figures. A dropping rating or a stalled goal is a reason to talk with the athlete, not a forecast. If something looks off, look at what has been recorded, and what has been left unrecorded.