What is data?
In Hexfit, data represents a numerical value associated with a measurement, observation, or performance indicator.
It allows you to analyze your progress using visual and statistical tools integrated into the platform.
To learn more, click here.
Manual entries
To do a manual data recording, you can use the shortcut located in your selection of clients:
Click on “Actions” located to the right of the desired customer and choose the option “Add new value”.
Select the data to add.
Enter the desired value and unit of measurement.
If the measurement is taken on the day of recording, click on “Save”.
If you wish to enter a measurement taken on a date prior to the day of entry, click on “Advanced options”. So you can choose when it was taken.
If you want to take one hour for the measurement, click on the clock icon (in the advanced options).
💡 By going to the information section of a client's file. You will have access to the same options and will also be able to view previously entered data. |
Recording of data by the customer
The client can enter certain data manually via the Hexfit app. However, the data is limited. This allows the professional to ensure greater measurement validity.
To share more data with your clients, click here.
To see how the client can enter their data via the app, click here.
Document or Evaluation
When you create a document, you can include “data” in it. When you fill it out, this data will go directly into the “Information” section of the client's file. It can also be selected to create graphs.
To learn more about creating documents, click here.
To learn more about document-based or assessment-based interventions, click here.
Smartwatches and apps
It is possible to connect some watches and apps in Hexfit. The resulting data will then be automatically recorded in the “information” section of the client's file.
For the list of compatible watches and applications, click here.
To learn how to sync a watch with Hexfit, click here.
Further information
To learn more about data analysis (graphs and tables), click here.