Would definitely love this feature to be implemented. I currently use an external provider for wellness so that athletes can flag specific areas of soreness (hamstrings, quads, etc.) and a 1-5 scale that makes it easier to identify actual outliers.
I don’t know how much practitioners or athletes would be really benefiting from 0.1 integers at the moment compared to whole numbers.
Ben Gazzola
Team•
Aug 27, 2025
In the school environment, splitting up academic/performance wellness questions/insights would be ideal
Bradley Drake
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Jul 15, 2025
Would also be great to customise days to collect wellness, RPE etc.
James Mckechnie
Team•
Feb 13, 2025
Thanks @Jonathan Moses I think we will eventually give configuration to admins to set up the surveys how they want.
James Mckechnie
Team•
Nov 27, 2024
Just had a request to configure the slider to only accept whole numbers, similar to custom surveys module
James Mckechnie
Team•
May 17, 2024
Hi Lexia, Thanks for this feedback. An easy way to remember for now is a higher number is "more" of that factor. I.e. if a Stress or soreness number is higher is means the user is more stressed or sore.
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Brad Cathie
Mar 14
Would definitely love this feature to be implemented. I currently use an external provider for wellness so that athletes can flag specific areas of soreness (hamstrings, quads, etc.) and a 1-5 scale that makes it easier to identify actual outliers.
I don’t know how much practitioners or athletes would be really benefiting from 0.1 integers at the moment compared to whole numbers.
Ben Gazzola
Aug 27, 2025
In the school environment, splitting up academic/performance wellness questions/insights would be ideal
Bradley Drake
Jul 15, 2025
Would also be great to customise days to collect wellness, RPE etc.
James Mckechnie
Feb 13, 2025
Thanks @Jonathan Moses I think we will eventually give configuration to admins to set up the surveys how they want.
James Mckechnie
Nov 27, 2024
Just had a request to configure the slider to only accept whole numbers, similar to custom surveys module
James Mckechnie
May 17, 2024
Hi Lexia,
Thanks for this feedback.
An easy way to remember for now is a higher number is "more" of that factor.
I.e. if a Stress or soreness number is higher is means the user is more stressed or sore.