3.6 How to collect the data for the Performance tests
This article explains how to import the data for performance tests, using the default tests or creating new ones, by CSV and manually.
CREATE A NEW TEST
- 00.10: create a new test
- 00.22: info needed to save the test
CREATE NEW RECORDS AND ADD THE DATA
- 00.11: create a new record
- 00.40: how to upload the data into the system
FEATURE DESCRIPTION
Creating a New Test
When you navigate to the test section within the assessment screen, you will see a list of default tests available in the right panel. These pre-existing tests can be used as needed. However, if you wish to create a custom test, simply click on "Add New Test."
A form will appear where you can input all the necessary details for your evaluation. You need to:
- Enter the test name
- Select the purpose from a predefined list
- Specify the equipment and protocol used
- Define the structure of the test by adding columns for the required metrics
It is important to include the player name as the first column. You can then add additional columns for different data points and define whether each value should be a number or text.
Once all the details have been set, click "Save". Your newly created test will now appear in the right panel alongside the default tests.

Creating a New Record and Importing Data
To add a new record, first select the test for which you want to input data, then click on "Records." You can display a list of previous records in the top-left corner. Click "Add New Record" to create a new entry.
Each record you create will be linked to an event. There are multiple ways to enter data:
- Manual Entry – You can type the values directly into the system. Once saved, the results will be displayed in the tab. If thresholds have been set for a specific metric and player, the system will automatically provide feedback based on the recorded values.
- CSV Import – Click on the Excel icon to download an empty CSV template. Fill in the required data and upload it back into the system. you can import the data of different days, for the same or multiple players, but of course, of the same test.