This article covers the features of the Reports screen. The Reports feature is available in enterprise accounts. Administrators, team managers, and stakeholders can access the Reports screen.

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Reports Screen

The Reports screen is where you can start the process of exporting a new report or download a report that you've already exported.

Use the following steps to navigate to this screen from the dashboard:

Click the building icon to open the management dashboard. Click Intelligence from the menu that appears.
Click Reports from the submenu that appears.

The Reports screen (pictured earlier in this article) appears.

How to Run Reports

From the Reports screen, click the Select reports button to open the Export a new report screen. From here you can see a list of reports you can run with information about your organization, platform usage, organizational skills, and content.

Most of the reports on this screen do not require special configuration. Click the Export button to the right of the report name.

If a report requires configuration, fields appear under the report name, as shown in the example below. Choose the values that define the scope you want to report on and then click Export.

Note: If you are a team manager, you can set the scope of the report to include teams that you are manager of or members of those teams.

Generating the report can take several minutes. You can leave the page and the system sends you an alert message when the report is ready. You can also stay on this page until the report is ready.

Click the Download now button to download a ZIP file of your report to your downloads folder.

Delivered Organization Reports

Organization reports are related to members, teams, licenses, and roles. By default, your account comes with the following organization reports:

Team Members: A report detailing each member's team memberships, along with information about hierarchy and role.
Members: A report listing each member of your organization along with their invitation or join date, organization status, content access status, and administration status.
Inactive Members: A report listing any user who has never used Cloud Academy, in other words, has never consumed any content on the platform.
Content Access Report: A report detailing the history of content access assignment for members. This report contains one row per assignment of content access, with its expiry date. This report can contain multiple rows for a single member, if they have been granted content access multiple times.

Delivered Platform Usage Reports

Platform usage reports are related to progress in courses, hands-on labs, learning paths, and training plans. They also cover time users spend on training content. By default, your account comes with the following platform usage reports:

Content Progress: This file contains two reports, one for general content progress per member and one specifically for learning path progress per member.
Training Plan Progress: A report detailing the progress and status of each member's training assignments
Usage: A report detailing the time spent on each content type by each member
Exam Answers: A report detailing a user's answers while taking the exam. This report does not contain the text of the answers, only the whether the user gave the correct or incorrect answer or skipped the question.

Delivered Skill Reports

Skill reports show information about skill profiles. By default, you account comes with the following skill reports:

User Skills: A report listing each member's first and most recent skill score for each available skill
Certification Report: A report listing all uploaded member certifications including their level, achievement date and expiry date

Delivered Content Reports

Content reports show information about the content delivered with the training library, as well as about the custom content you create in Content Engine. By default, your account comes with the following content reports:

Learning Path Content: Maps each Learning Path to the individual pieces of content (courses, labs, exams etc.) inside, along with their position in the given Learning Path
Training Plan Content: Maps each training assignment to the individual Learning Paths or exams inside, along with their position in the Training Plan