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Sprints are time-limited competitions that give field techs a focused window to earn points for confirming assets. Running regular sprints keeps confirmation rates high and surfaces stale inventory before it becomes a compliance problem. Sprints are managed from Admin → Sprints.

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Creating a sprint

  1. Open the app and navigate to Admin.
  2. Scroll to the Sprints section.
  3. Tap + New Sprint.
  4. Fill in the form:
  1. Tap Create Sprint.
The new sprint appears immediately. If the start date is today or in the past, it becomes the active sprint and the LIVE badge appears.
Only one sprint can be active at a time. If a sprint is already running, schedule the next one to start the day after it ends. The system will reject overlapping sprints.

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Active sprint display

While a sprint is running:
  • A LIVE badge appears next to the sprint name in the Admin → Sprints list.
  • A sprint banner appears on the home screen of all techs in your company, showing the sprint name, countdown to end, and their personal score and rank.
  • The Sprint leaderboard period becomes available in the Most Wanted → Leaderboard tab.
  • Assets confirmed during the sprint are locked and cannot be re-confirmed by another tech until the sprint ends.

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Ending a sprint early

If you need to stop a sprint before its scheduled end date:
  1. Open Admin → Sprints.
  2. Find the sprint with the LIVE badge.
  3. Tap End Early.
The sprint’s end date is updated to now. Points are preserved — all scoring history remains intact. The sprint moves to the past sprints list immediately.
Ending a sprint early does not delete it. All points and confirmation history tied to the sprint are preserved for reporting and audit purposes.

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Viewing past sprints

Up to five recent sprints are listed below the active sprint card. Each shows the sprint name and date range. For detailed per-sprint scoring, use the Leaderboard tab in Most Wanted and select the Sprint period while the sprint is still active.

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Sprint strategy tips

  • 1–2 week windows tend to produce the best results. Long enough for full building coverage, short enough to maintain urgency.
  • Name sprints clearly — techs see the sprint name on their home screen throughout the competition.
  • Schedule the next sprint before the current one ends to avoid a gap where no sprint banner is visible.
  • Target stale periods — the 🔥 10-point assets are devices not confirmed in 90+ days. A sprint focused on clearing those is worth more than one that just confirms recently-seen devices.