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Account settings: Metrics – Thresholds tab

Written by Romain Malbreil

Thresholds let you assign value ranges to a metric to color it automatically (green, orange, red…) and optionally trigger notifications. Ideal to flag sleep that is too short or insufficient training volume.


1. Access the "Metrics – Thresholds" tab

Step

Action

1

Click your avatar ➜ Settings.

2

In the Nolio section, select Metrics – thresholds.


2. Choose the active configuration

At the top of the page, a drop-down lists:

  • Athletes in your account.

  • Coaches (if you have staff).

  • Teams linked to your organization.

Select an athlete to set their personal thresholds, or choose a team to apply a global setting.

💡 📋 Copy icon: duplicates the current athlete's thresholds to another athlete.


3. Enable threshold notifications

Receive threshold notifications for this athlete:
when a record falls into the red zone, the athlete and/or coach receive an alert in Notifications (if enabled).

*For premium athletes and coaches only.*


4. Select the metric to monitor

On the right, a “Choose the metric” pick-list shows all active simple/advanced metrics (e.g. Sleep, Hooper index, Weight, etc).

If your metric doesn't appear, check that it is Enabled in the Metrics tab.


5. Create a threshold

Click + Create a threshold.

Fill in:

Field

Example

Color

Red, orange, yellow, green.

From

0 h 00 m 00 s

To

4 h 00 m 00 s

Notified?

Yes / No

Click Save. The range is added to the Example thresholds table.

💡 Start with red (critical zone), then move up to green for better readability.


6. Edit or delete

  • Click the edit icon ✏️ to adjust the bounds and/or color.

Same for deleting the threshold.


7. Example: Sleep (h:mm:ss)

Color

Range

Notification

🔴 Red

0 h 00 → 4 h 00

No

🟠 Orange

4 h 00 → 6 h 00

No

🟡 Yellow

6 h 00 → 8 h 00

No

🟢 Green

8 h 00 → 12 h 00

No

A night at 3 h 45 will trigger the red display in Tracking and, if ticked, a notification.


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