Reviewing Client Data

Setting Up Insights Graphs

Your data, graphed how you need it.

Creating Insights graphs is more effective than relying on a single program graph with adjustable settings because each saved graph captures a specific view of the data. This makes it easy to compare trends side-by-side, track different dimensions over time, and quickly return to the exact analysis you need without re-configuring filters every time. While a program graph can be adjusted to mimic an insight, Insights graphs let you build a library of consistent, reliable perspectives on your data that support deeper analysis and faster decision-making.

How to create a new insights graph

  1. Select [client] from dropdown list
  2. Select [progress]
  3. Scroll to the very bottom and select [new insights graph]
  4. Select your [DATA SOURCE]: This determines the source of the data being pulled onto the graph. (Each selection will adjust the options available on the x and y axis) 
    [Target] This uses the targets themselves as the data source instead of session data. This is most commonly used with cumulative and insights graphs. 
    [Session Data]

    This is how you review progress for a client’s program. This will pull the data from the sessions that have been run.

    [Trial by Trial]

    This pulls in the data specifically for each trial. It is most commonly used for SBT but can be useful to analyze data on a trial level

    [Assessment Data]

    This will pull scores from assessments you have entered in for your client under progress > assessment 

    [Behavior Incident]

    This is used for ABC Data

  5. Select your [X-AXIS]: 
    Data Source X-axis Options
    [Target]

    Mastery Date (daily) - default

    Mastery Date (weekly)

    Mastery Date (monthly)

    Introduction Date (daily)

    Introduction Date (weekly)

    Introduction Date (monthly)

    Programs

    Targets

    [Session Data]

    Daily- default

    Weekly

    Monthly 

    Session

    Program

    Targets

    Prompt Level

    User

    [Trial by Trial]

    Trial (by session) - default

    Trial (cumulative)

    Session

    Programs

    Targets

    Prompt Level

    User

    [Assessment Data]

    Administration - default

    Assessment Metric

    [Behavior Incident]

    Daily - default

    Weekly

    Monthly

  6. Select your [Y-AXIS]: 
    Data Source Y-axis Options
    [Target]

    Cumulative - default

    Number of targets

    Days active

    Sessions active

    [Session Data]

    Percentage:

    Percent Correct

    Percentage of Total

    Frequency

    Count

    Rate

    Rate per Minute

    Rate per Hour

    Rate per Day

    Learning Opportunities

    Learning Opps Count

    Learning Opps per Minute

    Learning Opps per Hour

    Learning Opps per Day

    Learning Opps per Session Hour

    Duration

    Total Observed Duration

    Min. Observed Duration

    Max. Observed Duration

    Avg. Observed Duration

    Prompting Fading:

    Prompt Success-Rate

    [Trial by Trial]

    Percent Correct

    Count

    Learning Opps Count

    Trial

    Duration

    Program:

    Target

    Prompt Level

    [Assessment Data]

    Score

    Min. Score

    Max. Score

    [Behavior Incident]

    Learning Opps Count

    Duration

    Total Observed Duration

    Min. Observed Duration

    Max. Observed Duration

    Avg. Observed Duration

     

     

  7. Select a [TIME PERIOD]: This adjusts the time frame viewed on the graph so be sure to select your preference
  8. Select [FILTER] settings: This allows you to narrow down or customize the information displayed on a graph. Filters help you apply conditions based on your data source, so the graph shows only the most relevant result 

    Data Source

    Filter Options

    [Target]

    Programs

    Tags

    Program Type

    Target Status

    [Session Data]

    Programs

    Tags

    Program Type

    Target Status

    Users

    [Trial by Trial]

    Programs

    Tags

    Program Type

    Target Status

    Users

    [Assessment Data] 

    Assessments

    [Behavior Incident] 

    Antecedent

    Behavior

    Consequence

  9. Select [GROUPING]: These settings allow you to group the data in different ways to see separate data paths. 

    Data Source

    Grouping Options

    [Target]

    No grouping

    Program

    Target

    [Session Data]

    No grouping

    Program

    Target

    Prompt Level

    User

    Hinted Prompt Level

    Mode

    [Trial by Trial]

    No grouping

    Program

    Target

    Prompt Level

    User

    Hinted Prompt Level

    Mode

    [Assessment Data] 

    No grouping

    Administration

    Assessment Metric

    [Behavior Incident] 

    No grouping

    Antecedent

    Behavior

    Consequence

     

  10. Select [CHART TYPE]: These settings change the chart type and how the data is visually displayed 

    Line Chart

    Column Chart

    Stacked Column Chart

    Logarithmic Line Chart

    Scatterplot

    Heatmap

  11. Select [ANNOTATIONS]: These settings cover trend lines, average lines, and phase change lines
  12. Once your graph is set up to display the data you are looking for, select the [purple heart] in the upper right corner
      1. Give your insights graph a name
      2. Choose to save this insights graph to only this client or all clients in your organization



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Please refer to this article on more detailed graph settings and definitions here

Quick Tip: Efficiently remove programs from your view by selecting the program and/or target name or icon from the key below the graph. The corresponding data will disappear from the graph, and the program will appear in gray in the key. Want to add it back? Simply click on the program name again!

Export your graph and / or data:

Need to add your graph to a report? No problem! We have made exporting data simple and straightforward.

Select the Screenshot 2024-07-19 at 12.09.36 PM icon at the top right corner of your graph; here, you are offered options of exporting as an image (PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF), as data (JSON, CSV, XLSX, HTML, PDF), or a printed document.


-Updated October 2025