Target phases
Every target has a phase. It shows on the care plan, at the top of the target, and as the color bar in sessions.
| Phase | In sessions? | Care plan tab | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Future (unconfigured) | No | Future | Added but not configured yet. |
| Future | No | Future | Configured, not started. You can add baseline data before starting. |
| Baseline | Yes | In Progress | Collecting baseline data. |
| Active | Yes | In Progress | Being taught. |
| Generalization | Yes | In Progress | Practicing across settings, people and times. |
| Maintenance | Yes | In Progress | Practicing after teaching ends. |
| On Hold | No | Future | Paused until the learner is ready. |
| Mastered | No | Past | Mastery criteria met. |
| Deactivated | No | Past | Discontinued, for example because it’s out of scope. A goal whose targets are all deactivated moves to Past. |
Start a target
Section titled “Start a target”- Open a Future target.
- Tap Start Target.
- Start it as Baseline, or enter baseline data and start it as Active.
Activate a baseline target
Section titled “Activate a baseline target”Once a Baseline target has baseline data, open it, tap Activate Target, and confirm with Activate.
Change a target’s phase
Section titled “Change a target’s phase”- Open the target.
- Tap ⋯ at the top right, then Change phase.
- Choose the new phase and confirm.
A phase-change line appears on the graph, and the change appears in the target’s history.
Edit a phase change date
Section titled “Edit a phase change date”A target appears only in sessions on or after the date it was started (moved to Baseline or Active). If your technician’s sessions are missing a target, check that it was started before those sessions. If it wasn’t, move the date earlier.
- Open the target and select the phase change in its History.
- Tap Edit.
- Choose the new date and save.
Edit the dates in order, earliest first. A phase change can’t be before the one before it, so if the target was created after the session, move the Created date first, then Baseline, then Active.
The phase-change line moves on the graph.

