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Must know
  • Available on plans that include Training — if you don’t see it, ask your Uplifter contact.
  • Badges are awarded automatically from qualifying evaluations — coaches never grant them by hand.
  • Each badge is earned once per athlete. Re-scoring or editing can’t award the same badge twice.
  • A Retry mark never earns a badge — only Pass, Excellent, and Satisfactory do.
Badges (achievements) are attached to evaluation templates. When you record an evaluation that qualifies, Uplifter hands out any badge attached to that template on its own — there’s no “award badge” button, and nothing for you to do. What makes an evaluation qualify. Two things have to line up:
  • The athlete’s overall mark is a completing one — Pass, Excellent, or Satisfactory. A Retry never triggers a badge.
  • Enough of the template’s required skills were passed to meet its completion rule. Each template uses one of three rules: a percentage of required skills passed, a set count of required skills passed, or all required skills passed.
When both are true, every badge on that template is awarded to the athlete. Earned once. Awarding is idempotent — if an athlete already holds a badge, scoring another qualifying evaluation won’t award it again. That’s also why editing a saved evaluation only ever adds a badge an athlete didn’t yet have; it can’t double-award. When it happens. The check runs right after you submit or edit an evaluation, so a newly earned badge shows up on the athlete’s profile and in their family’s portal without any extra step from you. Related: What do the marks and overall score mean? · How does scoring build an athlete’s skill mastery? · Achievements and badges (family view)