SuperDash reporting helps you recognize everyone from top steppers to most improved participants. They can also help you determine prize winners and see overall group activity trends.
This guide walks you through pulling reports, finding past exports, and creating a polished summary you can confidently share with your group.
How to Pull a Challenge Mode Report
Use challenge mode reports when you want scores and daily activity data. Reports will always include data from the start of the challenge to the time you pressed Run Report.
Instructions:
Open the challenge you created
Find the challenge mode you want (for example: Steps or Team Leaderboard)
Click Run Report
When the report is ready, click Download. This can be done from the message that appears at the top of the page, or in the Reports tab.
Your report will download as a CSV file, which you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, or upload into another tool.
What’s included:
Participant names and usernames
Email addresses
Connected devices
Last sync date
Challenge time frame
Activity averages and totals
Challenge score details
Daily activity data
How to Pull a Participant Report
Use this report when you want participant info, not performance scores.
This is especially useful if you want to:
Email participants
Match usernames to real people
Review devices, time zones, or sync status
Instructions:
Open your challenge
Scroll to the Challenge Participants table
Click Run Report
Download the CSV when it’s ready
What’s included:
First and last name
Username
Email
Device
Last sync date
Time zone
Which Report Should I Use?
A quick rule of thumb:
Challenge Mode Reports → scores, trends, awards, results
Participant Report → contact info and admin visibility
Before You Dive In: Get Inspired
If you’re thinking ahead to prizes, recognition, or how to keep momentum high, these quick reads pair perfectly with your reports and results:
12 Ways to Keep Challenge Prizes Fun, Fair, and Cheater-Proof
Smart prize strategies that reward consistency, improvement, and participation, not just top totals.12 Ways to Boost Engagement in Your Step Challenge
Proven ideas to increase participation, energy, and long-term buy-in before, during, and after your challenge.
Reading these first will help you think beyond “top stepper” and use your reports to recognize more people in more meaningful ways.
How to Access All Generated Reports
Once you run a report, it’s saved automatically. No need to re-run it unless you want updated data.
To access reports you’ve already run:
Open SuperDash
Click the Reports tab
View all generated reports, including:
Challenge name
Report type
Date and time created
Click Download to re-download any report
💡 Good to know:
Reports are snapshots in time: From the challenge start date to the time when you pressed Run Report.
New activity after a report is pulled requires running a new report
Turning Reports Into a Polished Summary Using AI
Want help turning your CSV files into a clean, professional report?
AI tools can help analyze your data, calculate insights, and recognize everyone in your group, not just the top stepper.
Tap here for a copy and paste prompt you can use for each challenge mode.
Final Tip
The most impactful reports celebrate consistency, participation, and improvement — not just top totals. Highlighting multiple ways to succeed keeps challenges inclusive and engaging for everyone.