How do I get advanced training on using Styku as a client consultation tool?

If you've finished your initial Styku training and want to go further, the best next step is to connect with your Styku Customer Success Manager. They can provide advanced guidance on using Styku in client-facing workflows, discussing scan results with confidence, and integrating Styku into your business processes.

What Kind of Advanced Training Is Available?

A Customer Success Manager can help with topics such as:

How to explain scan results and body composition metrics to clients
How to use Styku as a consultation and sales conversation tool
Tips for marketing your scanner and attracting new clients
How to build Styku into your existing workflows and service offerings
Business development strategies for getting the most return from your scanner

This type of guidance goes beyond the standard setup and software training available in the Styku Business Portal, and is tailored to your specific business and industry.

Key Concepts to Know Before Your Advanced Session

Familiarity with core body composition concepts will help you get more out of your consultation training. A few important points:

All body composition results are estimates, not exact measurements — including Styku's 3D body scans. Every non-invasive method uses equations and algorithms to estimate internal composition from external or indirect measurements. Communicating this accurately to clients builds trust and sets appropriate expectations. For tracking progress, consistency in scan conditions (time of day, hydration, clothing, posture) matters more than any single absolute number.
Key metrics to understand and explain to clients include body fat percentage (the percentage of total body weight composed of fat tissue), visceral fat (fat surrounding the internal organs, associated with elevated cardiovascular and metabolic risk), waist circumference, and waist-to-hip ratio. Practitioners are encouraged to use all three obesity-related risk indicators — waist circumference, waist-to-hip ratio, and body fat percentage — in combination when educating clients about their health status.
Waist circumference thresholds recognized as indicators of increased disease risk are: greater than 40 inches for men and greater than 35 inches for women.
Communicating relative risk in plain language is important for client engagement. For example, a client with a 1.7x risk of cardiovascular disease has a 70% increased risk compared to baseline — framing it this way makes the data more actionable during consultations.

How to Request Advanced Training

Log in to the Styku Business Portal at styku.com/portal.
Submit a support ticket using the ticket form, or send an email to support@styku.com.
In your message, describe what you're looking for — for example: "I've completed basic training and would like advanced guidance on using Styku in client consultations and growing my business."
A support team member will connect you with a Customer Success Manager who will follow up to schedule a call or session with you.

Before Your Session: Self-Service Resources

While you wait to connect with your Customer Success Manager, the Styku Business Portal includes training materials and resources you can review on your own. Completing any outstanding training modules there is a great way to prepare for a more productive advanced session.

If this resolves your issue, no further action is needed.

If the problem persists, contact support and include: your business name, a brief description of the specific topics or workflows you need help with, and your preferred times for a call.

Applies to: All Styku configurations

Related Resources

"Body Composition Metrics: Key Definitions and Health Risk Indicators"
"Do body composition scans give exact measurements or estimates?"