If you have been awarded Zero Wellable Points for activity data in your User Account, you may have already reached the daily Wellable Point maximum for activity.
Another reason why some activity data might be awarded zero Wellable Points is because of a feature Wellable has in place to avoid double counting (earning Wellable Points twice for a single activity). If multiple apps or devices that sync step data are connected to your User Account, and one step-based activity is synced by two different apps or devices on the same day, Wellable Points will only be awarded to the highest tracked step count. For example, if you have a Fitbit Dashboard entry of 5,000 steps, and an Apple Health Dashboard entry of 6,000 steps on the same day, the 6,000-step entry would be awarded Wellable Points. The 5,000-step Fitbit entry would receive zero Wellable Points. Generally speaking, the best way to avoid double counting is to make sure you are not tracking a single activity in multiple ways.
If you are manually entering activity in an app or device and have been awarded zero Wellable Points for an activity log, your program may not be designed to award Wellable Points for manually entered activity. If you are using an app to track nutrition and have been awarded zero Wellable Points for a meal or snack log, you may have already reached the daily Wellable Point maximum for nutrition, or your program may not be designed to include the nutrition tracking feature.
For more details about your organization’s specific wellness program and earning Wellable Points, visit the Bulletin Board in your User Account.