Reports & Analysis

Reports Overview

The system includes a comprehensive module for reports and analysis related to the assessment of players' subjective wellbeing and fatigue. To access the reports, click Diary → Fatigue Analysis → Reports in the left menu.

Report Configuration

Preparing a report requires defining several parameters at the top of the page:

• Survey type — which survey the report should cover,
• Player group — the entire team, a selected group, or a single player,
• Time period — the date range to be taken into account when generating the report.

Report Types

The system offers two types of survey reporting:

• Team daily survey — collective data for the entire team,
• Individual post-training survey — detailed results for a single player.

Results presented in the reports include:

• Individual analysis per each measurement (day, training session, match),
• Collective summaries in the form of charts aggregating data on a single timeline,
• Percentage change in results relative to the last survey conducted,
• The dominant response among players.

Each chart can be saved as a JPG or PNG file and downloaded to your computer.

Collective Report

A collective report is also available in the system, presenting a wide range of data along with analyses. Above the report table you will find a configurator with the following options:

• Survey type — select which type of surveys appear in the table,
• Player group — the scope of players included in the report,
• Time range — the period to be taken into account,
• Hide days without measurements — option to remove empty rows from the table.

On the right side above the table there are two sliders:

• Result calculation method — numerical value or percentage,
• Data presentation format — value on a defined scale or calculated fatigue units (AU).

Collective Table Structure

The table contains several types of data:

• Date columns — results of specific player measurements (daily, post-training, post-match),
• Columns after the dark line — summary results, averages, and fatigue units (AU) for the selected period,
• Rows below the dark line — summaries of each survey's results for the entire team.

Color Scale

The colors used in the table correspond to the colors available to players when filling in the survey:

• Light fatigue — green,
• Maximum fatigue — dark red.