- GoldOver 7,000 avg daily steps128people
- Silver5,000 to 7,000 avg daily steps174people
- BronzeUnder 5,000 avg daily steps76people
Features · for employees
Wellness leagues that outlast any one challenge.
Every employee sits in a tier, worked out from their rolling step average. It runs in the background all year, so there is always something to climb, including the quiet weeks between challenges.
Illustrative sample data. Thresholds shown are the defaults, adjustable by your HR admin.
Gold, Silver and Bronze tiers run continuously in Vantage Fit, set by each employee's rolling average of daily steps. Because nothing resets, there is always something to climb between challenges. Your HR admin sets every threshold during setup, and the phone tracks steps, so nobody needs a wearable.
Your tier follows a rolling average, not a single big day.
Leagues recalculate continuously on a rolling window, so a tier reflects a steady habit rather than one heroic Sunday. There is no start or finish line to wait for.
Three tiers, set to your workforce
Gold, Silver and Bronze come with sensible step defaults, and your HR admin can move every threshold to fit your people.
A configurable rolling window
The average runs over a rolling window, most companies use 7 or 30 days, so the standings stay current without a reset.
No wearable required
Steps come from the phone pedometer or a connected app. A fitness band is welcome, never a condition to compete.
A leaderboard is an event. A league is a state.
They are not alternatives. Most programs run both, and the league is what holds the floor between campaigns.
| Axis of comparison | Challenge leaderboard | Wellness league |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | One campaign | Company-wide |
| Lifespan | Starts and ends | Always on while enabled |
| Reset | Clears every campaign | Recalculated daily, never cleared |
| Ranks by | Position against entrants | Tier against a threshold |
| Needs | An admin running a program | Nothing after setup |
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My HealthMy League
Current WeekAug 17 2026 - Aug 23 2026
Your 21-day average is 1,903 steps/day, placing you in the Bronze League.
Achieve Silver League in 7 days by maintaining8194steps/day
League Structure
4000steps7000steps
The league structure is based on average steps per day over the last 21 days.Your League Data
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My HealthMy League
Current WeekAug 17 2026 - Aug 23 2026
Your 21-day average is 7,412 steps/day, placing you in the Gold League.
League Structure
4000steps7000steps
The league structure is based on average steps per day over the last 21 days.Your League Data
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My HealthMy League
Current WeekAug 17 2026 - Aug 23 2026
Your League Data
- 7412average steps
- 7684average steps
- 7203average steps
The trophy is handed out and the leaderboard clears. The tier is recalculated the next morning either way.
Standings you can actually report on.
Enabling leagues, the thresholds and the rolling window is set up with your account manager. After that, the reporting is yours to run.
Standings, trends and distribution
See current tiers, weekly, monthly and yearly trends, and how people are distributed by department or country.
Paginated reports and CSV export
Pull the standings into a report or export to CSV for your own review, no IT ticket needed.
An annual, managed feature
Leagues are part of an annual plan and configured with your account manager, not a day-one self-serve toggle.
How the tiers hold up
Employees find their tier in the mobile app. The reporting lives in the admin dashboard.
No, those are just the defaults. Your HR admin adjusts every threshold during setup to suit the workforce you have.
From a rolling average of daily steps over a window you choose. Most companies pick 7 or 30 days. It recalculates continuously, so nobody waits for a campaign to start.
No. The phone pedometer is enough, and steps can come from a connected app instead. A wearable only ever adds accuracy.
A leaderboard ranks people inside one challenge and resets when it ends. A league never resets. It covers the whole company and stays live in the background while the feature is on.
Leagues are an annual, managed feature. Your account manager turns them on and sets the tiers and the window. They are not part of the steps-only Lite Mode.
No, they sit alongside each other. Challenges are time-boxed programs you launch; leagues just keep running on the step average underneath. That way something is always live.
Leagues and challenges all read the same participation.
Give your people a tier worth climbing.
See how leagues sit alongside your challenges, and how the standings report for HR, in a 30-minute walkthrough.