Results and Export

Review results

Open the results list for your event:

1. Go to the Events list.
2. Find your event and open the row dropdown menu (small arrow on the left).
3. Click Results.

The results list shows every challenge response from every team:

Column	What it tells you
Team	Which team submitted this response
Date	When they submitted it
Type of Challenge	What kind of challenge it was (Questions, Photo, Puzzle, etc.)
Correct Answer	The expected answer (for quiz-type challenges)
Answer	What the team actually answered
Picture	Thumbnail of their photo submission (click to see full size)
Name	The challenge name
Points	Points awarded
Extra points	Bonus points, if any

Use the search box to filter by team name, challenge name, or any other column. Change the page size (10, 25, 50, 100 results per page) to see more at once.

Score remaining photos

If your event had photo or video challenges, some results may still be unscored. You assigned a maximum point value when you created the challenge — now you decide what each submission actually deserves.

Quick method — inline scoring

1. In the results list, find photo results showing 0 points.
2. Click the points field directly in the table.
3. Type the score you want to award.
4. Click Save. The change is saved instantly.

Find all unscored photos at once

Switch to the Photos without score view — this filters the results list to show only photo submissions that have not been scored yet. Work through them one by one.

Score free-text answers

If any challenges used free-text responses (where the team types their own answer instead of picking from multiple choice), use the Score free text questions page:

1. From the results list, click the link to score free-text questions.
2. You will see each team’s response next to the question that was asked.
3. Read the response and type a score.
4. Click Send for each row.

Generate the report

The report is what you give your client — a complete summary of the event. MooveTeam CMS generates it automatically.

1. From the events list row dropdown, click Report (or from the results list, click Report).

The report includes:

Alliance summary (if alliances were used)

• Total score per alliance (averaged, so bigger alliances do not automatically win)

Team summary

For each team:

• Team photo
• When they started playing
• GPS positions recorded
• Total distance walked (in meters)
• Time spent moving
• Number of challenges answered
• Total points and bonus points

Per-team detail

Below the summary, each team has its own section with:

• Every challenge response (question, answer, points, response time)
• All photos and videos submitted
• Gadget inventory (which gadgets they had and used)

Messages log

All messages sent during the event — between teams, from teams to you, and from you to teams.

The report is designed for printing. Each team section starts on a new page.

Distances report: If you only need movement data (distance walked, time moving), use Distances report from the row dropdown — it shows just the GPS metrics without all the challenge detail.

Export to Excel

For clients who want raw data in a spreadsheet:

1. From the events list row dropdown, click Export results.
2. A ZIP file downloads to your computer.
3. Open the ZIP — inside is an Excel workbook with:
   • A Results sheet listing every challenge response (team, challenge, answer, points, time)
   • A separate sheet for each team with their submitted photos embedded

Note

The export requires at least one result in the event. If the event has no results (e.g., a demo you never played), the export will show an error.

Export photos

For events with many photo submissions, you can export all photos at once:

1. From the events list row dropdown, access the photo export page.
2. Enter the email addresses where download links should be sent (your company’s email addresses are pre-filled).
3. Click Export.

This does not download instantly — photo export runs as a background job because events can have hundreds or thousands of photos. When it finishes:

• The listed email addresses receive a message with download links.
• The download links are valid for 4 days. Save the files before they expire.
• You can check the job status on the same page (Pending → Processing → Done).

Show results on a screen

For live events or award ceremonies, MooveTeam CMS can display results on a projector or TV:

Display	What it shows	How to access
Control Panel	Live leaderboard customizable with HTML templates	Share the public control panel URL
Photo Slideshow	Cycling display of submitted photos	Events list → row dropdown → Photo slideshow
Public Results	Full results table (no login required)	Share the public results URL

For field-level detail on public displays, see the Public Displays Reference.

Danger

These public pages do not require a login. Anyone with the URL can see them. Share them intentionally — for example, project the leaderboard at the venue for the award ceremony.

Tip

Use Suspend Scoring to hide the leaderboard before the final reveal, then turn it back on for the final reveal.

Clean up

After you have exported everything you need:

• Keep the event if you plan to reuse it. You can duplicate it for future clients.
• Clear results if you want to keep the event structure (teams, challenges, routes) but wipe all results data. This is useful when rerunning the same event for a different client.
• Delete the event if you are done with it permanently. You must type the event name to confirm — deletion cannot be undone.

Post-event checklist

Before closing the project:

• All photo challenges scored
• All free-text responses scored
• Report generated and saved or printed
• Excel export downloaded
• Photos exported (if needed) and download links saved before 4-day expiration
• Client received their deliverables (report, photos, scores)
• Event duplicated as a template (if you want to reuse it)

What you have learned

You have created an event from scratch, run it, and extracted the results. You now know the full lifecycle:

Design → Test → Run → Review → Export → Deliver

From here:

• Need to do something specific? Check the How-To Guides.
• Something not working? Open Troubleshooting.
• Looking up a specific field or button? See the Interface Reference.

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You have reached the end of Part 2. The tutorial is complete. Everything from here is reference material — how-to guides for specific tasks, troubleshooting for common problems, and a glossary of terms.

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Next: How-To Recipes — quick instructions for specific tasks you will encounter regularly.