Explore a question & automatic reports

The team’s analyses live in the Analytics section of the menu:

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Weekly reports & attendance. Ready-made reports for the staff meeting, and attendance you can export in one click. No audio commentary, everything is captioned.

• Analytics › Explore a question: a custom question, asked in one sentence, with the answer right below;
• Analytics › Automatic reports: the ready-to-read reports — Selection / form (the squad ranked over a period), Load & availability (4 weeks), the weekly Team report and Player report — and your Saved questions;
• Analytics › Dashboards: your dashboards, which bring several questions together on one page.

The data comes from what you already record — match sheet, live session and training load — no double entry.

Note

Access is open to any staff member with at least one read right. Columns your role cannot see are simply hidden (“Some columns are hidden based on your access rights”) — never a blocked page.

Explore a question

Analytics › Explore a question asks the question in one sentence, for example: “Show the load of each player from 23/08 to 19/09, highest to lowest.” Every blue word opens with a click and changes in place. The result updates with every word: there is no Apply button.

The page never opens on an empty table. If your team has recent load, it starts with the question “the load of each player over the last 4 weeks” and says so: “A starting question, picked because your team has recent load: change any blue word.” Otherwise it shows the match stats of the last 5 matches.

Blue word	What it changes
The metric	one or more metrics, grouped by domain (Match performance, Playing time, Load, Wellness, GPS, Availability)
The subject	the team, each player, one player, or an opponent
The period	the last game, the last 3, 5 or 10 games, the season or all history
+ Filter	the competition (league, cup, friendly, tournament), home or away, an opponent
+ Compare	with the previous period, with the team average, against a player, low / high load weeks
The order	highest to lowest, or the reverse; or per game, per week, per month to follow a trend

With the Opponent subject, you get “Our stats in the matches against this opponent, never the opponent’s own data.”

The metric picker only offers metrics that apply to the chosen subject. Under the Team subject, for instance, minutes played do not appear: they are measured per player. A GPS metric is only offered once a GPS session has been imported.

On a phone, the result comes first. The question fits on one line above it: Edit the question opens it, Hide the question folds it away.

Below the result, three actions: Save the question, Add to a board and Share (see below).

How is this figure calculated?

A metric name does not carry its calculation. Under Display, How is this figure calculated? picks the calculation of the question’s first metric.

Aggregation	What it computes
Total over the period	The sum over the whole period
Average over the period	The average over the whole period
Latest known value	The last recorded value
Minimum over the period	The lowest recorded value
Maximum over the period	The highest recorded value
Per 90 minutes	The value scaled to 90 minutes of play

Each metric only offers the aggregations that make sense for its family:

• Per 90 minutes only exists on match and playing-time metrics, the only ones that know the minutes played;
• Total over the period is never offered on a rate, ratio, percentage or averaged score (ACWR, attendance or response rates, wellness scores, RPE, rating);
• a metric with nothing to fold offers a single calculation. That is the case of the Load ratio (ACWR): it is computed on a rolling window anchored on today and gives a single value.

Note

Per 90 minutes is computed over the whole period: the total divided by the minutes played, scaled to 90. It is not the average of each match’s ratio. A ten-minute appearance therefore does not weigh as much as a full match.

Display

Under the sentence, Display offers the charts that can draw the question: Ranked bars, Grouped bars, Scatter plot, Lines, Stacked area, 100% stacked bar or Donut. The best fit is marked Recommended. A chart that cannot be drawn stays visible, greyed out, with its reason (grouped bars, for instance, need a comparison with the previous period).

The Scatter plot crosses exactly two statistics: the first on the horizontal axis, the second on the vertical one, one dot per player — load against fatigue, for example, or total distance against high-intensity distance. The two dashed lines mark the average of the players shown and split the chart into four: top right, those who carry both. A player missing one of the two values is not placed (the table still lists them), and a dot keeps the risk colour of its statistic (ACWR overload, for example). Hover a dot to read the full name and both values.

Picking Lines or Stacked area turns the question into a trend over time. The order then becomes per game, per week or per month; the chart opens at the finest step your metrics allow — per game for goals, per week as soon as the question includes Load or a wellness score. Above the result, the Charts / Table switch flips between the two readings of the same result.

Evolution: what is available

An Evolution needs a metric measured per period. Every family has one: match, playing time, load, wellness, GPS and availability — including Attendance rate. The one exception is the Load ratio (ACWR): a single value computed at the end of the period, it cannot be followed over time; to follow the load week by week, pick Load.

The granularity must be at least as wide as the measurement. A daily metric — fatigue, sleep, days unavailable — accepts Per week and Per month, but not Per match: a day does not split into matches. The Explorer says so rather than drawing a false curve.

Caution

A daily metric does not answer match filters. The report states it: “Daily metric: match filters (competition, home/away, opponent) do not apply to it.”

GPS metrics

GPS metrics are defined by your club.

Caution

A GPS metric offers Average, Latest known value, Minimum and Maximum. Total is added only when the measure adds up (a distance, not a top speed). Per 90 minutes is not offered: the GPS source does not supply the minutes played.

On the Team subject, Minimum and Maximum give the average of each player’s own minimum (or maximum), not the lowest or highest single row. A player with more sessions therefore does not weigh more than the others.

Save and re-run a question

A question you use every week deserves to be kept as a saved question:

1. Ask the question in Analytics › Explore a question, or open one of the automatic reports below.
2. Click Save the question, give it a Question name and click Save.
3. The question appears under Saved questions, on the Analytics › Automatic reports page.

A saved question stores the question, not the numbers: Open re-runs it on current data — “Your configurations, re-run on current data”. Delete removes it (confirmation asked).

From a saved question, Open in the Explorer enters editing mode (“You are editing …”): Save updates the question, Save as new creates a second one — the original is never silently overwritten.

Note

If a saved metric no longer exists in the catalog (after a sport change, for instance), the question still opens and flags the ignored metrics.

Add a question to a dashboard

Add to a board places the question on one of your dashboards, or on A new board — even before it is saved. From the New board page, Or start again from a saved question does the same.

The question is copied: editing or deleting it afterwards does not change the dashboard, and the dashboard does not empty out.

A dashboard is re-read every week: it only keeps what stays true over time. When the question does not hold as it is, it is adapted and STRIVN tells you (“The view was adapted: …”):

In the question	On the dashboard
A number of games other than 1, 3, 5 or 10 (for example the last 7)	The closest number among 1, 3, 5 or 10
A fixed date range	The season — a date range would age
The Opponent subject	The team’s figures
A filter on an opponent	All matches
A comparison that only makes sense against an opponent	Removed

A dashboard holds at most 8 data views: if it is full, remove a view or add the question to a new dashboard.

In a presentation

A saved question can also be inserted into a presentation: in the editor, View › Saved questions. It then reads on the presentation’s context. See Add a view.

Share a question

Once the question is saved, Share creates a public link (/q/…): anyone with the link sees this question read-only, on the day’s data, without a STRIVN account. Until the question is saved, the button reminds you: “Save the question to share it.”

The rules are those of a dashboard’s public link: expiry (7 days, 30 days or Never), names replaced by initials if you tick it, figures computed with your access rights, Revoke and Generate a new link. Medical and wellness metrics are hidden one by one, unless you tick Include medical and wellness views; before you create the link, the dialog shows how many metrics will be published and which ones will be hidden.

Automatic reports

Analytics › Automatic reports brings together four ready-to-read reports, described below, and your Saved questions. Each report offers Open in the Explorer, which picks up its exact configuration so you can adjust it, and Save the question.

Selection / form

The flagship report: who is in form, who to start — the squad ranked over the chosen period.

Choose the period

Option	What it covers
Last N games	The last N games played (set the Number of games, 5 by default)
Date range	Every game between the From / To dates
Season	The whole current season

Choose the metrics and the squad

• Metrics: tick the stats to display — your sport’s match stats (goals, assists, cards…), plus Minutes played, Rating and Load ratio (ACWR).
• Squad: the full squad is ticked by default. Untick to narrow to a shortlist (shortcuts All / None).

Click Apply to recompute.

Read the table

Each cell shows the player’s value over the period, and below it the change vs the previous period of equal length:

• green = up, red = down;
• a * flags a low sample (few games in the previous period — treat the trend with caution);
• the small line shows the recent trend;
• — means “not recorded”: the data was never entered. It is never a disguised zero.

Tip

If there are not enough games in the period (fewer than 2), the report says so rather than showing a misleading trend.

Team summary

Below the table, the Team summary lists collective stats not attributed to a single player (shots, possession… depending on your sport and what you record at the debrief).

Load & availability

The ready-made template for physical preparation: “Training load and squad availability over the last 4 weeks.” The permanent squad (active and injured) across five columns:

Column	What it measures
Load ratio (ACWR)	The acute / chronic load ratio from the Training load module
Weekly load	The average load per week (Foster method)
Days unavailable	The days lost to injury within the window
Matches missed	The window’s matches that fell during an unavailability
Attendance rate	The attendance rate at the period’s events

Two reading rules specific to this template:

• “The load ratio (ACWR) and the weekly load are computed on a rolling window anchored on today: they show no change vs the previous period.” This is not a bug — the load computation window cannot be replayed on the past.
• “Days unavailable and matches missed: lower = better — a drop shows in green.”

Open in the Explorer picks up this exact configuration to adjust it; Save the question keeps it under your Saved questions.

Tip

The injury-related columns require the medical read right: without it they are hidden with the reason shown — the page stays accessible, never blocked.

Team report

The squad’s wellness follow-up: check-in response rate, average fatigue, average motivation and load ratio (ACWR), each value with its change vs the previous period.

• Pick the period: 7 days, 4 weeks or 12 weeks.
• The table sorts highest fatigue first — the players to watch on top; click a column header to sort differently.
• The Players at risk strip counts the players with at least one value in an alert zone over the period.
• Like the other reports, it offers Open in the Explorer and Save the question.

Player report

One player’s week over the last 7 days: fatigue, sleep, ACWR and minutes played, each value with its change vs the previous week. The Player selector at the top switches between players, and the report also opens in the Explorer or saves.

Where the data comes from

No report-specific data entry:

• Match stats come from the debrief’s match sheet — and if you use the live match, the events tapped during the game (goals, cards…) feed the stats automatically when the match is closed. A hand-entered value is never overwritten by the live capture.
• Minutes and Rating come from the debrief’s player evaluations.
• ACWR and load come from the Training load module.