KIM-LHC Report Settings

The KIM-LHC Report Settings page is your central configuration hub for all KIM-LHC assessments in Motionprint Ergo. Settings you choose here become persistent defaults applied to every new assessment — whether you need to adjust the load rating table, configure the averaged overview, customize your report layout, or control export filenames. Changes take effect the next time you open or run an assessment.

1 Overview

The settings page is accessed via Sidebar → Settings → Reports tab. At the top of the first card a report-type dropdown lets you select which report methodology to configure — select KIM-LHC here. Switching with unsaved changes triggers a confirmation dialog. All configuration options are displayed as a stacked set of modular cards.

At the bottom of the card stack, an action bar provides a single Save and apply button. Clicking it saves your changes to preferences; the page stays open and the button becomes disabled until you make further changes. There is no dedicated Discard button — if you navigate away with unsaved changes, a confirmation dialog appears asking whether you want to leave; choosing "Yes" discards the changes implicitly.

The settings are organized into four functional modules, each addressing a specific aspect of how KIM-LHC assessments are performed, displayed, and exported.

2 Input & Data

The Input & Data module controls which fields appear on the input page and in the final report, allowing you to streamline data collection and hide unnecessary fields.

3 Analysis & Scoring

The Analysis & Scoring module is the most KIM-LHC-specific section. It controls the load rating table, multi-task scoring behavior, and report structure options.

Load weight scoring table editor

The load weight scoring table lets you override the BAuA default load rating values used in the assessment. The editor shows two rows — Men and Women — across ten weight bin columns. Each cell is an editable integer between 0 and 100, representing the load rating score for that gender and weight category.

The weight bins are: 3–5, 5–10, 10–15, 15–20, 20–25, 25–30, 30–35, 35–40, and >40 kg. A Reset to defaults button restores all values to the BAuA standard reference tables.

Default values (BAuA reference):

Generate averaged overview

The averaged overview is an optional aggregate result for multi-task assessments. When this setting is enabled and two or more lifting tasks are defined, the Score Overview tab gains an "Average (all moments)" option in the task selector that shows mean scores across all tasks. This is most useful when tasks involve the same weight category and similar movement patterns. The KIM-LHC method does not define a formal formula for multi-task aggregation, so the averaged overview should be used as a supplementary view rather than a primary result.

Findings tab configuration

The Findings tab (if enabled) is a free-form documentation area. You can customize it fully from this module:

• Enable/Disable — toggle whether the Findings tab appears in the report.
• Tab title — text input (max 50 characters) to rename the tab. Default is "Findings".
• Sections list — add, rename, reorder (drag-and-drop), or delete individual section blocks. Each section has a title and a multi-line text area.
• Reset to defaults — restores the standard five sections: Current Situation, Observations, Risk Assessment, Recommendations, and Conclusion.

4 Viewport

The Viewport module sets the default 3D viewer layout and camera angle for both the input page and the Analysis tab on the results page, ensuring consistent visualization across your assessments. The same two settings apply independently to each page:

5 Export

The Export module controls the naming conventions for PDF and Excel files when you export a completed KIM-LHC assessment report, plus one KIM-LHC-specific export behavior option.

Filename templates

PDF and Excel exports each have their own filename template, both defaulting to:

{workstation}_{current_date}_{report_type}

The two templates are independent — you can customize them separately. The file extension (.pdf, .xlsx) is appended automatically. For a full overview of available variables, validation rules, fallback behaviour, and example templates, see Exporting Reports (PDF & Excel).

Export settings