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orientation, navigation, overview, exports
Matthew LeDoux
By Matthew LeDoux
4 articles

1. Introduction to Admin Reports

Admin Reports gives you a summary of everything your organization has tracked — across all your profiles at once — instead of just the one profile you happen to have open. Analyze vs Admin Reports These two areas look similar but answer different questions: | | Analyze (Dashboard) | Admin Reports | |--------|----------------------|----------------| | Who it's for | Reviewing one person in detail | Managers and billing users looking at the whole organization | | What it shows | Just the profile you have open | All profiles, narrowed down by the groups you choose | | Best for | Charts and trends for a single profile | Totals across many profiles, plus Excel exports | In short: if you need numbers or an Excel export that covers lots of profiles at once, use Admin Reports. If you're focused on one person, use Analyze. See Dashboard overview for a walkthrough of the Analyze charts. Who can see Admin Reports Admin Reports is part of the Premium Provider plans. If you're a manager or billing user on a Premium plan, you'll see the Admin Reports button in your top navigation. On family-focused plans, Admin Reports isn't included. You'll see the option greyed out with a message about upgrading, rather than being able to open it. How to open Admin Reports On the web 1. Sign in to BEHCA. 2. Click Admin Reports in the top navigation row (the gauge / speedometer icon). 3. It opens on the Overview tab by default. On a phone or small screen On a small screen the Admin Reports button may not fit in the top bar. If you don't see it, tap the menu icon (☰) to open the full navigation and choose Admin Reports there — or try turning your phone sideways or using a larger screen. What you'll see when it opens When Admin Reports opens, a row of tabs appears across the top: Overview • Team Activity • Team Billing • EVV • MAR • IRs • Documents Archive You may not see every tab — the list depends on your plan, so some tabs only show up on certain plans. Each tab is explained in: - Tabs and navigation The gear ⚙️ menu is separate from these tabs. It's where you go for Manage Team, Manage Groups, Organization Settings, and similar tasks. Common questions - I only see charts for one person. — That's the Analyze area. Open Admin Reports from the top navigation to see your whole organization. If you don't see the button, check that you're on a Premium plan and using a wide enough screen. - Is this just Analyze with a different name? — No. Analyze shows the one profile you have open. Admin Reports always shows the groups (and ungrouped profiles) you've selected. - Why do the numbers take a moment to appear? — The Overview cards load their totals one by one, so you'll briefly see placeholders or a Loading dashboard… message before the numbers settle. Related articles - Tabs and navigation - Overview tab — groups, dates, KPIs & table - Exports from Admin Reports - Dashboard overview — Analyze-only recap

Last updated on Jun 30, 2026

2. Admin Reports tabs and navigation

After launching Admin Reports, BEHCA adds a secondary navigation strip anchored under the universal header row. Selecting a tab loads that area while keeping filters where those screens reuse the same toolbar. Refer back to Introduction if you need to confirm Premium prerequisites or bookmarks for /manager/dashboard. Tab-by-tab synopsis - Overview focuses on rollup KPI deltas, trending charts tied to whichever groups you scoped, plus the staffing table spelled out in the dedicated Overview-tab article below. - Team Activity helps managers audit who tracked what vs which profile/time window intersects your cohort filter. - Team Billing / EVV combine finance compliance features when subscriptions include EVV; CSV exports emphasize regulator-friendly payloads. - MAR summarizes medication administration fidelity across observable profiles respecting your group picker. - IRs is the abbreviated label for Incident Reports aggregates without leaving the staffing context. - Documents Archive may omit Overview’s blue filter rails—consult that screen directly when filtering archived payloads. Detailed filter controls plus KPI narration live in Overview tab — groups, dates, KPIs & table. Also note: Incident Reports in the Track row launches the single-profile inbox /ir/{observable}, whereas Admin’s IRs tab summarizes many profiles concurrently. Common questions - I only see Overview + MAR—where’s EVV? — Tabs render conditionally based on subscription actions; confirm EVV entitlement or contact Billing. - Do tabs remember my filters? — Mostly yes for group + date combos on Overview-aligned screens; Documents Archive resets select controls purposely. - Can guests open these tabs? — Admin Reports expects manager/billing permissions; restricted roles keep seeing Analyze-only dashboards. Related articles - Introduction to Admin Reports - Overview tab — groups, dates, KPIs & table - Exports from Admin Reports

Last updated on Jun 30, 2026

3. Overview tab — filters, KPI cards & table

Overview is the tab you land on when you open Admin Reports (/manager/dashboard). It rolls up everything your selected groups tracked into KPI cards, charts, and an activity table. This article covers the controls and widgets on that tab. The filter bar Overview has a blue filter bar at the top with three controls: a groups picker, a date range, and an Update button. An Export XLS button sits at the end when your plan allows it. Groups The groups picker decides which profiles are included in the numbers. - It lists every group on your account, plus No Group Association — the profiles that aren't in any group. - The button shows a running summary like 2 Group(s) of 5 — the first number is how many you've selected, the second is how many exist. - There's a search box inside the dropdown to find a group quickly. - Closing the dropdown reloads the dashboard automatically with your new selection — you don't have to click Update for group changes. If a profile seems to be missing from the totals, check whether it's ungrouped and make sure No Group Association is selected. Date range Click the date field to open a calendar (two months side by side on desktop, one month on phones). Pick a start day, then an end day — the range is inclusive and uses your profile's date format and timezone. On Overview you can select a range up to three months long, and you can't pick a date in the future. (The Analyze dashboard allows a longer, twelve-month range — that's the main difference between the two calendars.) Update After changing the date range, click Update to reload the dashboard. The button stays disabled until you've picked both a start and an end date, so you can't submit a half-finished range. You only need Update for date changes — group changes apply on their own when you close the picker. Export XLS When spreadsheets are included in your plan, an Export XLS button appears at the end of the bar. It exports the same groups and dates you're currently viewing. See Exports from Admin Reports. Export XLS doesn't appear on every tab. Team Billing hides it, and EVV shows Export CSV (plus Add Visit) instead. KPI cards Below the filter bar is a row of color-coded cards — one for each kind of thing your organization tracks. You'll typically see: - A card for each behavior category — commonly Desirable, Warning, and Challenging. - Intervention Strategies. - Three environment cards — General Environment, Basic Changes, and External Influences. - Health, if your organization tracks health observations. Each card shows up to two numbers: 1. Incidents — how many entries fell in your selected date range. 2. Duration (min) — total minutes, shown only for the categories that record duration. (Health has no duration.) A card always appears even if there's nothing to show — in that case it simply reads 0, and there's no chart for that category. Trend arrows Next to each number is a trend indicator comparing your selected period to the period of equal length just before it: - — same — the count didn't change. - ▲ from N — it went up from N. - ▼ from N — it went down from N. A small line under the cards spells out the exact comparison, for example: Arrows compare the selected period (May 12 – May 26) to the previous 14 days (April 28 – May 11) The dates use your profile's date format. While numbers load When you first open the tab or change your filters, you'll see Loading dashboard… for a moment. The cards may appear before their numbers do — a dash (—) where a number should be just means that total is still loading. Once it finishes, every card shows a real number (0 if there was nothing to count). Give it a few seconds rather than reloading the page. Activity table Under the cards is a table of the individual entries behind the numbers: | Column | What it shows | |--------|----------------| | Staff | Who logged the entry | | Profile | The profile (person) the entry is about | | (behavior type) | The label of the entry — this column's heading changes to match the KPI category you're viewing | | Date/Time | When it was logged, in your timezone | The Staff and behavior cells are clickable — tapping one narrows the list so you can focus on a single staff member or behavior. Longer lists are split into pages of 50 rows. When the table is empty If nothing matches your filters, the table is replaced with this notice: No data found. Please try changing the date range and/or select more groups To fix it: 1. Widen the date range and click Update. 2. Open the groups picker and select more groups (including No Group Association). 3. Confirm your team actually tracked data in that window — Admin Reports only shows real entries. Common questions - Every card shows "— same". Why? — The current and previous periods had identical counts. Widen the range or check back after more has been tracked. - The numbers are blank for a second. — They load just after the cards appear. Give it a moment; no need to reload. - Analyze showed a spike but Overview looks flat. — Analyze charts a single profile. Overview only includes the groups you've selected — double-check the "N Group(s) of M" summary on the groups picker. - I changed groups but nothing happened. — Group changes apply when you close the dropdown. If the page didn't reload, reopen and close it once more. Related articles - Introduction to Admin Reports - Admin Reports tabs and navigation - Exports from Admin Reports - Charts and date ranges (Analyze calendar differences)

Last updated on Jun 30, 2026

4. Exports from Admin Reports

Most Admin Reports tabs let you export what you're looking at. The export always uses the groups and date range you currently have selected, so set those first, then export. There are two kinds of export, depending on the tab: - Export XLS (Excel) — on Overview and most tabs. It's prepared in the background. When it's ready, a notification appears in the app — click it to download the file. You also get an email copy. - Export CSV — on the EVV tab. It downloads right away. Export XLS (Excel) Where to find it The Export XLS button sits at the end of the blue filter bar on Overview, Team Activity, MAR, and IRs. Click it after you've chosen your groups and dates. It doesn't appear on every tab — Team Billing doesn't offer it, EVV uses CSV instead (below), and Documents Archive has no filter bar or export. What happens after you click Export XLS does not download immediately. Instead: 1. A message appears letting you know the export is being prepared in the background. 2. BEHCA builds the spreadsheet. 3. When it's done, a notification appears in the app (the bell at the top). Click that notification to download the file. 4. You also get an email with a download link, so you can grab the file later or from another device. This means you can click Export and keep working — you don't need to wait on the page or click the button again. For a large organization or a wide date range, it may take a few minutes before the notification appears. What's in it The spreadsheet contains the same data the tab is showing, limited to the groups and dates you had selected. If a group was unchecked, its profiles won't be in the file. Export CSV (EVV tab) On the EVV tab, the export is Export CSV instead of Excel, and it downloads straight to your device. It's formatted for visit/billing records, so it's the file to use when you need EVV data for payroll or for submitting to a funding agency. Like the Excel export, it respects the groups and dates you've selected — set those before downloading. The Add Visit button next to it is for adding a visit manually, not for exporting. For everything else about visits (starting, ending, and correcting them), see What EVV is and when you need it. A note on privacy Exported files contain personal health information. Save them somewhere secure and only share them with people who are allowed to see that data. Common questions - I clicked Export XLS but nothing downloaded. — That's expected. It's prepared in the background. When it's ready, click the notification at the top of the app to download it — or use the link in the email copy. - I didn't see the notification — can I still get the file? — Yes. An email copy with a download link is also sent to the address on your account; check your inbox (and spam/junk folder). - Why is there no Export button on this tab? — Team Billing and Documents Archive don't offer exports, and EVV uses CSV instead of Excel. - Can I schedule exports to run automatically? — Not from the website. Contact BEHCA support if you need a regular export arrangement. Related articles - Overview tab — filters, KPI cards & table - Introduction to Admin Reports - Exporting PDF reports - CSV exports for spreadsheets

Last updated on Jun 30, 2026