Understanding Team Challenges and Leaderboards

Team Challenges are designed to foster collaboration, motivation, and friendly competition among participants. This article explains how to join or create a team in a Team challenge, navigate its features, and understand how the team leaderboard calculates and displays results.

Enrolling in a Team Challenge

1. In Social section, Navigate to the Upcoming tab in the Challenges page.
   
   

2. Click Enroll next to the challenge you wish to join.
   
   

3. In the pop-up window:

   • If your administrator has not allowed the feature for users to create teams, or if you'd like to join an existing team, select that team from the drop-down menu and click Enroll Now.
     
     
     

   • (optional) If team creation is enabled, toggle on Create Team, enter a Team Name and Description, then click Enroll Now. This action will create the team and enroll you in both the team and the challenge.
     
     
     

Once enrolled, the challenge moves to your Active tab.

Leaving a Challenge

If you decide to leave a challenge, you can do so at any time:

1. Open the active challenge page.
   
   

2. Click the three vertical dots icon near the challenge dates.
   
   

3. Select Quit to remove yourself as a participant.
   
   
   

Your previously logged activities will remain in your profile and will not be deleted.

Viewing Team Standings

Scroll down within the active challenge to see:

• Your team’s members and each individual’s contributions.
  
  

• All teams participating in the challenge and their current standings.
  
  

How the Leaderboard Calculates Results

To keep things balanced and encourage engagement, individual steps may differ from what appears on the team leaderboard. That’s because the total steps taken by all active participants are evenly distributed across every team member - even if not everyone is participating:

• Total Team Steps: The average of steps logged by active participants.
  
  

• Distributed Value: This total is evenly divided among all team members, whether they have logged activity or not.
  
  

Example: If 2 out of 4 members are logging steps, their combined total will be split among all 4 team members to keep things balanced and encourage engagement.

Participating in a Team Challenge is not just about individual effort—it’s about supporting your teammates and achieving shared goals. We hope this article was helpful and has cleared any doubts you had about using Team Challenges effectively as a user.

*If you are experiencing any issues, please contact the Wellness360 Team.