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The Body Scan is done by the athlete, in the app: they take the photo and the app estimates the measurements. In your dashboard you follow how those numbers evolve. Open the athlete → Assessments tab → Kampp Body Scans sub-tab.
This screen is read-only. You don’t create or edit a scan — the athlete is the one who logs it.

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Privacy comes first

At the top of the screen there’s a notice worth understanding:
You only see the Body Scan numbers. Photos and personal notes stay private in the athlete’s app.
Scan images only appear in the Sharing sub-tab, and even then they depend on the athlete having consented and on your profile having permission. See Sensitive data and consent.

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Latest Body Scan

The card at the top shows the most recent scan with four numbers: Next to the date you’ll see the scan’s confidence badge (green, amber or red).
The confidence badge indicates the quality of the estimate. A low-confidence scan can carry a bigger error in the measurements — use common sense and don’t base a prescription decision on a single number.

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Progress

With two or more scans, you get:
  • the Progress since the first scan card, with how many days of follow-up and the change in weight, waist and athletic score;
  • three charts tracking each of those numbers over time;
  • the All scans card, listing every entry with date, weight, waist, body fat range and score.

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If nothing shows up

The screen shows No Body Scans recorded until the athlete takes the first one. The scan starts in their app — there’s no way for you to log one from the dashboard.
It’s worth telling the athlete that the scan is quick, and that the more standardized the photo (same light, same distance, same clothes), the more comparable their progress becomes.

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When the tab doesn’t show up

  • Because of the plan: the sub-tab may come blurred with a padlock and a button to see plans.
  • Because of permissions: team members only see it if their profile has permission for Body Scan measurements. See Permissions.