Feature Requests

It would be helpful to have more editing control when graphing, including graph keys/legends, labels for the average lines, automatic lines for mastered targets, and to be able to change the colors as needed. The average/trend lines being the same color blue is hard to visually process.

It would be extremely helpful from a data analysis standpoint to view separate data paths for an entire set of targets within a program. For example, if I'm reviewing a program "Tacting Common Items" and it has 4 sets of targets within that program (i.e., Set 1 has three sub-targets, Set 2 has three sub-targets, etc). I can either view the data by program (1 data path representing all targets) or by target, which then shows each individual sub-target as it's own data path. It would be great for the sub-targets to be summarized as 1 path per target set (i.e., 1 path for Set 1, 1 path for set 2, etc) for clarity. Thank you!

Currently we can only add phase change lines, but I'd like to be able to add event lines which would not break the data and would allow for indicating things like medication changes, vacations, time absent for illness, and other factors which don't require phase changes but would be helpful to annotate on graphs!

Data are being graphed even if the required minimum number of trials for a goal is not met in the data.

It would be wonderful if we could bulk change graph settings on reports or if we could change the default pull-in for graphs on reports.

I need to be able to add annotations (or notes) to the graphs without having an entire phase change line. If we could just add a note above a decision point that includes the service providers initials and then 2 to 3 words that describe the trend and the providers decision. Line therapists need to be able to add these annotations also, not just the BCBA.

When adding a phase line, it seems to default to 12:00 AM regardless of when the changes were made. If there was an option to add the time in that moment to avoid going back to the annotations to correct, that would be great!