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Record Wearable Workouts
Add synced workout details and flag possible duplicates
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- Workout noticeWorkout notice
Your new activity notice identifies the workout and athlete that start the run.
- Workout detailsWorkout details
Your workout has its date, sport, figures, source, and current description.
- Nearby activitiesNearby activities
Your other activities near the workout time help reveal a possible second copy.
- Training choicesTraining choices
You choose the athlete, sports, wearable sources, and figures each sport needs.
Your training log supplies workouts and nearby activities, then stores the training note on the workout.
- Review noteReview note
Your review note names the issue and includes both links when workouts may match.
- Review noteReview note
Your review note names the issue and includes both links when workouts may match.
- Review noteReview note
Your review note names the issue and includes both links when workouts may match.
- Workout linkWorkout link
Your link opens the workout after the Agent checks its note and nearby activities.
- Training noteTraining note
Your note adds the workout date and key figures to its existing description.
- Workout linkWorkout link
Your link opens the workout after the Agent checks its note and nearby activities.
- Review noteReview note
Your review note names the issue and includes both links when workouts may match.
This Agent waits for a wearable workout in your activity account. It checks the details and possible copies. Then it adds a training note or flags what you should review.
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AirtableUsed as:
- Training log
Airtable supplies workouts and nearby activities, then stores the training note on the workout.
monday.comUsed as:
- Training log
monday.com supplies workouts and nearby activities, then stores the training note on the workout.
StravaUsed as:
- Training log
Strava supplies workouts and nearby activities, then stores the training note on the workout.
KintoneUsed as:
- Training log
Kintone supplies workouts and nearby activities, then stores the training note on the workout.
Made for your industry
Record Wearable Workouts is made for businesses in these industries.
- Sports and Recreation
Record athletes' wearable workouts once in their training logs.
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Keep client workout logs current and flag sessions that need review.
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Made for your role
Record Wearable Workouts is made for people in these roles.
- Coach
Flag duplicate workouts before adding training notes for athletes.
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Check athletes' training logs for missing or repeated workouts.
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Add workout details to your training log once per session.
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Made for your department
Record Wearable Workouts is made for people in these departments.
- Coaching
Keep each athlete's synced workout ready for training review.
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How Record Wearable Workouts works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Check the Workout SourceRead the new activity and compare its athlete, sport, and wearable source with your choices. Skip mismatches and give the reason.
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Find Possible CopiesCompare nearby activities for the same session. Flag plausible duplicates with both activity links for your review.
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Add the Training NoteCheck the figures required for the sport. Append a dated note with distance, elapsed time, and available elevation gain when the workout is unique.
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Confirm the ResultRead the activity again to confirm the note appears once. Return its link, or name missing details, possible copies, or an update failure.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Airtable, monday.com or Strava.
4 tools
- Connect the wearable account to the activity account and enable automatic activity syncing.
- Choose the athlete account, allowed wearable device names or upload identifiers, and the sport types to include.
- Authorize the Agent to read all of the athlete's activities, including private ones, and update activity descriptions.
- Choose whether an absent distance or elevation gain is acceptable for each included sport type and keep the training log visible to the athlete.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Record Wearable Workouts:
Yes. Connect your wearable to the activity account and turn on automatic syncing. You choose the athlete, sports, and accepted device or upload sources.
No. Your activity account adds synced workouts to its training log. This Agent adds a note to the existing activity after checking for a possible copy.
You get a brief review note. You choose which sports require distance or elevation gain, and you can inspect both activity links when a session may have two copies.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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