This article provides an overview of our latest product enhancements and answers common questions about this update (in addition to our FAQ Guide). At the bottom of this article, you can find our full product release notes.

In addition to the overall EF score, you'll now see individual EF component scores.

These scores provide a more detailed view of a child's executive function profile and can help identify specific areas of strength and growth.

The available component scores include:

Instead of relying solely on a single overall score, educators can now better understand which executive function skills may benefit from additional support and instruction.

We've refreshed the dashboard and reporting experience to make it easier to find, understand, and act on information.

Improvements include:

These updates are designed to help users access key information more quickly and confidently.

Sample Dashboard

Sample Report

EFgo now uses updated normative reference data based on a larger and more recent sample of more than:

This expanded reference population provides a more current benchmark for interpreting results. As a result, some existing percentile rankings or score interpretations may appear slightly different than before. This is expected and does not indicate a change in a child's actual performance. Instead, scores are now being compared against a more current and representative reference population.

We've implemented additional safeguards to strengthen privacy protections throughout the platform, including improvements to:

These updates help ensure that users have access only to the information appropriate for their role.