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Must know
  • Available on plans that include Training — if you don’t see it, ask your Uplifter contact.
  • Progress only ratchets up — Not attempted → Attempted → Succeeded — and never drops back down.
  • A skill counts as mastered once its best result reaches Succeeded.
  • Only submitted evaluations roll in. An open or still-pending session doesn’t move progress until you submit it.
Every skill result you record doesn’t just live on that one evaluation — it feeds each athlete’s all-time skill progress, the running picture of what they’ve worked on and mastered that guardians and athletes see in their own portal. What gets tracked. For each athlete and skill, Uplifter keeps a best result, a first-attempted date, a first-succeeded date, and how many times they’ve attempted and succeeded. When you submit an evaluation, each scored skill rolls into that record:
  • A skill you marked attempted but not there yet lifts the athlete’s best result to Attempted (if it was still Not attempted).
  • A passed skill lifts the best result to Succeeded — and that’s the moment the skill counts as mastered.
Why it only goes up. Progress is increment-only. Once an athlete has mastered a skill, a later evaluation can add another attempt but can never pull the best result back down. That’s what makes correcting a score safe: if you re-score a skill lower while fixing an evaluation, you won’t erase a mastery they already earned. When editing, only the skills whose results actually improved are rolled in, so a correction never double-counts. When it happens. The roll-up runs right after your evaluation is saved — whether from a class submit, a custom evaluation, or an edit. Skills you never attempted on a given evaluation are left out of that athlete’s counts. Related: What do the scoring types mean? · What happens when an athlete earns a badge? · How do I fix or update a recorded evaluation?