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Employee fitness tracking that counts more than steps.

Log strength training, sports, and GPS-mapped workouts alongside daily steps, contributing to unified company challenge goals.

5:47
Workout Summary
ActivityOutdoor walking
Thursday, 25 Dec 202503:35 PM – 04:34 PM
Workout Details
Workout Time
00:58:51
Distance
3.70 km
Avg Pace
15:54/km
Splits
kmTimeIntensityAvg Pace
114:3714:37/km
215:3515:06/km

A GPS run with live distance, pace and per-kilometre splits, mapped as it happens.

Beyond steps, Vantage Fit logs GPS runs and rides with distance, pace and splits, strength by reps or minutes, and dozens of sports. Employees connect an Apple Watch, Fitbit or Garmin if they own one, and only one primary source counts at a time.

Dozens of ways to count a workout.

The step count leaves out the people lifting, cycling or on a court after work. Every one of these counts.

  • Strength, by reps or minutes
  • Running
  • Cycling
  • Wheelchair
  • HIIT
  • Spinning
  • Yoga
  • Boxing
  • Badminton
  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Tennis
  • Zumba
  • Rock climbing
  • Plogging
  • Cricket
  • Table tennis
  • Martial arts
  • Golf
  • Pickleball
  • Kayaking
  • Elliptical
  • and more

Strength logs by reps or by minutes. It is a log, and it does not coach. A phone-camera squat tracker and a built-in 7-minute workout are there too.

5:47
Workout Summary
ActivityOutdoor walking
Thursday, 25 Dec 202503:35 PM – 04:34 PM
Workout Details
Workout Time
00:58:51
Distance
3.70 km
Avg Pace
15:54/km
Splits
kmTimeIntensityAvg Pace
114:3714:37/km
215:3515:06/km

A GPS walk with live distance, pace and per-kilometre splits.

Mapped, paced, and hard to fake.

Live distance, pace tracking, route maps, and per-kilometer splits with lock-screen support on iOS.

  1. Unrealistic pace filtering

    Paces faster than human running limits are automatically excluded from split calculations.

  2. Vehicle speed detection

    Low-accuracy GPS points are dropped and transit-speed movement is filtered out automatically.

  3. Uncapped cycling tracking

    Cycling routes have no artificial speed caps, ensuring fast outdoor rides log accurately.

  4. Duplicate workout protection

    Workouts imported across multiple synced services are identified and merged into a single entry.

Connect a wearable, or none. One primary source keeps the count honest.

No new hardware to hand out.

Employees connect the devices they already own. Clear rules ensure fair and accurate step counts.

  • FitbitDirect sync on iOS and Android.
  • GarminDirect sync on iOS and Android with real-time updates.
  • Apple WatchSyncs automatically through Apple Health.
  • Samsung WatchSupported directly on Android devices.
  • 70+ fitness appsStrava, Nike Run Club, Huawei Health, and other apps connect via Apple Health and Health Connect.
  • One primary sourceConnected wearables replace phone sensors for steps to prevent double-counting.

Full Mode only. Full Mode supports all workout tracking and wearables. Lite Mode tracks steps only. HR views aggregate device connection totals, never individual routes.

A logged run becomes a leaderboard row.

  1. All workouts contribute to one score

    Strength sessions, cycling, and yoga count toward overall participation alongside daily steps.

  2. Diverse challenge formats

    Create distance, active minutes, or multi-sport challenges so non-runners compete on an equal footing.

  3. Built into the mobile app

    Full GPS tracking and workout logging are available directly in the Vantage Fit app on Full Mode plans.

Employee completing a fitness workout

More than steps, when programs let people log it.

Named single-program results.Outcomes vary by workforce and design.

12,236squats completedSpirit of Wipro Global Step-a-thon
163yoga sessions in one campaignWipro · Inbox to Inner Peace
472outdoor workouts completedTata Motors · Step Up & Elevate

What counts, and what doesn't

Employees connect devices independently while administrators view aggregate participation data without individual route tracking.

No. Strength logs by reps or by minutes, for lifts like bench, squats and deadlifts. It records what happened. There are no sets, effort ratings or progressive overload in it.

Every logged workout joins the same participation record.

Give every workout a way to count.

See strength logging, GPS workouts and wearable connections in a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your workforce.

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