Project Metrics: GenMapper Trees
The GenMapper Trees report provides a powerful, project-wide visualization of your ministry network as a tree or organization chart. It helps leaders see the connections and generational growth of all disciples, groups, and churches across the entire instance. This is a key tool for tracking overall movement structure and health.
To access this report, navigate to Metrics > Project > Genmap.
Understanding the Tree
The GenMapper Trees report displays records as “nodes” in a tree, with lines connecting them to show their relationships.
- Parent/Child Nodes: The tree shows parent/child relationships. For example, a “parent” group might have several “child” groups that it planted.
- Project-Wide View: Unlike the personal generational tree, this report shows the entire network for the whole project. It is not centered on any single user by default.
- Node Details: Clicking on any node will show more details in the side panel.
Interacting with the Tree
The GenMapper Trees report is fully interactive.
- Building a Tree: Use the dropdown menus at the top of the page to build different trees. You can visualize different types of relationships, such as
Coached By, Parent Group, or Baptized By.
- Focusing on a Node: Click on any node in the tree and select “Focus” to rebuild the entire tree with that node as the new top of the tree. This allows you to explore any branch of the network in more detail.
- Data Layers: You can add “Data Layers” to color-code the nodes based on a specific field, such as
Status or Health Metrics. This adds another level of visual analysis to the tree, allowing you to spot trends or areas of concern quickly.
- Showing Archived Records: By default, archived or inactive records are hidden. You can check the “Show Archived” box to include them in the tree, which can be useful for historical analysis.
By building different trees and applying data layers, leaders can gain deep insights into the structure, health, and growth of their entire movement.