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Bulk Certificate Printing Report
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on hierarchy levels. If you
wish to run the report for all Learners, leave this field blank.
Section 2: Filter By Courses allows you to filter and run the report for an individual module or
group of modules. To add a module, click on the "Add Module(s)" button. In the new window
that appears, check the boxes next to the names of the modules that you wish to run the
report for and click the "Add" button. To run the report for all courses, leave Section 2 blank.
Section 3: Filter by User Attributes allows you to filter which Learners will be included on the
report. To run the report for all Learners, leave these fields blank.
Section 4: Report Output will allow you to set additional parameters for how your report will
run.
The Indiv./Mult. field which gives you access to run the report for all Learners
or one individual Learner. You also have the option to show each Learner on a
separate page, show external training entered by a Supervisor/Administrator,
and/or show trainings added manually by the Learner.
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In this section, you will also specify the Date Type and Date Range for which you wish to
run your report. You can choose Date Type: Completed to show which modules have been
completed within a certain time frame or Due Date Range to show which modules have or
have not been completed based on if its due date falls within the range you choose.
Date Range allows you to choose the dates you wish to run the report for based upon the
Date Type chosen above. You can choose a preset date range from the drop-down or
choose Specify Dates to manually enter your date range.
Please Note: If running the report for Course Status: Not Completed or All, the report will
default to run by Due Date Range and you will want to be sure to expand the end date to
include the due date for the module for which the report is being run.
Once you have entered your filters and preferences, scroll to the top of the page and click
"Print Certificates."
Below is an example of a Bulk Certificate report. This report was run for just the Client Care
hierarchy, to show only completed modules, within a date range of 2/28/2014-3/31/2014.
Please Note: This report shows a list of ALL certificates for ALL Learners who match the parameters you set
for this report. The example below is only showing two Learners' certificates due to size restrictions.
The Bulk Certificate Printing export will print Certificates of Completion (No CE Credit) for all
Learners without License/Certification information entered into the tool, or for Learners who
have selected 'General Staff' as Professional Role in the License/Certification tool.
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Course Status Report
Course Status
This report allows you to view the status of module enrollments due within a given date
range in several groupings. This report is best utilized to review current completions for a
module(s) against your training plan expectations.
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Access this report under Reports >
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on
hierarchy levels. If you wish to run the report for all Learners, leave
this field blank.
Section 2: Filter By Courses allows you to filter and run the report for
an individual module or group of modules. To add a module, click
on the "Add Module(s)" button. In the new window that appears,
check the boxes next to the names of the modules that you wish to
run the report for and click the "Add" button. To run the report for all
modules, leave Section 2 blank.
Section 3: Filter by User Attributes allows you to filter which Learners
will be included on the report. To run the report for all Learners, leave
these fields blank.
Section 4: Report Output will allow you to set additional parameters
for how your report will run.
This report runs based on a Due Date Range so be sure that the dates selected encompass
the due dates for any module(s) for which you wish to view the status. You can also choose
how your report will group the results. You can choose to group by Departments, User
Locations, Job Titles, Employment Types, or User Categories.
Additionally, you can also choose to add an optional column on this report to include the
course code.
After choosing what data the report will show, click the "Run Report" button. Below you will
see an example of a Course Status report grouped by Departments and run for all modules
due between 1/1/2014 and 12/31/2014.
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Course Status Report
If you wish to view the specific modules assigned to 1 department, click the "+" to the left of
the department name.
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Training Plan Completion History Report
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Training Plan Completion History Report
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Training Plan Completion History Report
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Training Plan Completion History Report
To see specific information for one Learner, click on the Learner's name. This will re-direct
you to that Learner's Current Training page.
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Course Completion History Report
Section 2: Filter By Courses allows you to filter and run the report for an individual module or
group of modules. To add a module, click on the "Add Module(s)" button. In the new window
that appears, check the boxes next to the names of the modules that you wish to run the
report for and click the "Add" button. To run the report for all courses, leave Section 2 blank.
Section 3: Filter by User Attributes allows you to filter which Learners will be included on the
report. To run the report for all Learners, leave these fields blank.
Section 4: Report Output will allow you to set additional parameters for how your report will
run. The first field, Course Status, gives you three options:
• Completed - select just the Learners who have completed a module
• Not Completed - Select just the Learners who have NOT completed a module; this
is useful when you are trying to get a quick look at which Learners are missing a
requirement, OR
• All - Select Learners who have and have not completed a module
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Course Completion History Report
Below Course Status is the Indiv./Mult. field which gives you access to run the report for
all Learners or one individual Learner. You also have the option to show each Learner on
a separate page, show external training entered by a supervisor/administrator or by the
Learner, and whether or not to include credit hours on the report.
In this section, you will also specify the Date Type and Date Range for which you wish to run your report. You
can choose Date Type: "Completed" to show which modules have been completed within a certain time frame
or "Due Date Range" to show which modules have or have not been completed based on if its due date falls
within the range you choose.
Date Range allows you to choose the dates you wish to run the report for based upon the
Date Type chosen above. You can choose a preset date range from the drop-down or
choose "Specify Dates" to manually enter your date range. Note: If running the report for
Course Status: Not Completed or All, the report will default to run by Due Date Range and
you will want to be sure to expand the end date to include the due date for the module for
which the report is being run.
To export a .png picture file of the Summary Chart Graph, click the export button at the top
right of the chart.
Data:
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Course Completion History Report
The Course Completion History report results can be viewed as a Summary or as Full Data.
Select the Summary tab to view a summary of the data displayed on the Summary Chart
Graph. This feature is dynamic and updates immediately after a change has been made to
the grouping or data selections on the Summary Chart Graph. For example, if Job Title data
is displayed in the graph above, Job Title data will be shown in the Summary tab below.
Select the Full tab to view the complete Course Completion History report results.
Below is an example of a Course Completion History report that was run to show only
completed modules, within a date range of 12/31/2016 to 12/31/2017.
*Please note: This report shows the Completion Type column as a default column. This column includes
information to determine if the course was completed by the learner ( Completion) or if the learner was marked
complete by a supervisor/instructor/administrator (Marked Complete by ______).
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Course Completion History Report
The next example shows a Course Completion History that was run to only show Not
Completed modules that had a due date range of 12/31/2016-12/31/2017.
Filters:
The filters selected to run the Course Completion History report can be found below the data
in the bottom most section of the page.
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Exam Scores Report
Exam Scores
This report allows you to view exam attempts and scores for individual modules. This report
is best utilized to see how many attempts Learners are taking to pass an exam and what the
range of scores is.
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on
hierarchy levels. If you wish to run the report for all Learners, leave
section 1 blank.
Section 2: Filter By Courses allows you to filter and run the report for
an individual module or group of modules. To add a module, click on
the "Add Module(s)" button. In the new window that appears, check
the boxes next to the names of the modules that you wish to run the
report for and click the "Add" button. To run the report for all courses,
leave Section 2 blank.
Section 3: Filter by User Attributes allows you to filter which Learners
will be included on the report. To run the report for all Learners, leave
these fields blank.
Section 4: Report Output will allow you to set the final parameters for
how your report will run.
Exam Status. First, you will choose if you wish to run the report for only Passed, Not Passed
or All Exams (both passed and failed attempts).
Exam Type. Next, you will need to specify the exam type(s) desired for the report. You can
choose Pre Exam, Final Exam, Exam, Test Out or All to include all four options.
Date Type. Next, you will set the Date Type and Date Range desired. You
can choose
Date Type "Completed" to show exam scores for modules completed
within a certain time frame or "Due Date Range" to show exam
scores for modules with due dates that fall within the range you
choose. (Note: If running for Date Type "Due Date Range" be sure to
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expand your end date out to encompass the due due of the module
for which you wish to view results).
Optional Columns. Lastly, you can choose to add any desired
Optional Columns to your report.
Below is an example of an Exam Scores Report run for one module.
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Functions Common to Most Reports
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Depending upon the report that you are running, you may have the option to select specific
modules or training plans for which the report will run. First, you will want to click the "+ Add
Module(s)" button.
In the new "Add Module(s)" window, you can search for a specific module(s) in the search
box, or you can add a filter (such as the Training Plan filter shown below) by clicking on
the "+ Filters" button. Choosing the Training Plan filter will bring up an "All Training Plans"
drop-down where you can choose a specific training plan for the report to show only data
for Learners enrolled into the modules through that training plan. Then, you will check the
box(es) next to the modules(s) that you choose and click the "Add" button.
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You can then close out of the "Add Module(s)" window and you will see your module(s)
under Section 2 of the report page.
If you wish to run the report for all modules, leave Section 2 "Filter by Courses" field blank.
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to select any parameters in Section 3, click in the box below the field
you wish to filter, and choose your parameters.
This section will allow you to decide how your report will run. If applicable, this will be the
section where you choose your Date Range and choose how the report will be grouped and
what optional columns will appear (Department, Hire Date, Job Title, etc). This section varies
the most between reports, so please see specific instructions in the report's corresponding
article. Relias Reports and Report Automation
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Once your report shows the information that you need and you wish to print a copy, you will
want to export the report to one of our available formats and print from there. To do so, you
will want to click on the Export icon shown below, and choose your desired format.
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Once in the chosen format, you can then print your report.
Please note: If you have chosen to export in PDF or Word, and the data
is not aligned within the margins, please change the orientation of your
report ( Portrait vs Landscape)
To learn about saving your reports, please refer to this article Saving
a Report Relias can also automate your report to be emailed to you or
your Supervisors. Please refer to this link to learn about that Scheduling
Automated Reports
Relias provides many different types of reports for a variety of module categories. The list
below contains some of the more common types of reports.
Course Status Report
Course Completion History Report
Exception Report
Learner Status Report
Training Hours Report
Training Plan Completion History Report
Item Analysis Report
Bulk Certificate Printing Report
Warning Emails Report
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Item Analysis Report
Item Analysis
This report allows you to view answers to specific module exam questions either in
aggregated format or for individual Learner exam instances. This report would be used if you
have received feedback that a specific exam question is misleading, and you want to see
how many Learners are answering it correctly.
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Access this report under Reports >
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on
hierarchy levels. If you wish to run the report for all Learners, leave
this field blank.
Section 2: Filter by Course is a required field for the Item Analysis
report. To choose a module, click the "+ Add Module" button. In the
"Add Module" window, search for the module that you wish to run the
report for and click the "Select" button to the left of the module title.
Once you have chosen your module, you will select the "Lesson" you
wish to run the report for. In most instances there will only be one
lesson to choose from in the drop down menu.
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Item Analysis Report
Choosing Detailed First or Last Attempt will bring up another field titled "Learner" where you
can specify the individual Learner for whom you wish to run this report.
Section 4: Report Output allows you to choose the time frame for which you wish the report
to run. This date will pull all exam completions within the specified date range.
Below is an example of an Item Analysis Report run for Summary View which will display:
• Question - Exam question
• Choices - Exam question choices
• Correct Choice - Correct exam answer
• Times Taken - Displays the number of times the exam question has been taken
• % Correct - Percentage of Learners who answered exam question correctly
• Distribution - Percentage of Learners who answered each exam question choice
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Below is an example of an Item Analysis report run for Detailed Last Attempt which will
display:
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Learner Status Report
Learner Status
Please supplement this article by viewing our Reports - Learner Status tutorial from our
Video Tutorials library.
This report allows you to view the status of module enrollments for individual Learners due
within a given date range. It is best utilized when you want to review individual completion
status to ensure that Learners are on target with your training requirements.
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Access this report under Reports >
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on
hierarchy levels. If you wish to run the report for all Learners, leave
this field blank.
Section 2: Filter By Courses allows you to filter and run the report
for an individual module, a group of modules or for a Training Plan.
To add a module, click on the "Add Module(s)" button. In the new
window that appears, check the boxes next to the names of the
modules that you wish to run the report for and click the "Add" button.
To add a Training Plan, click on the Training Plan toggle. Then,
select the "Add Training Plan(s)" button. In the new window that
appears, check the boxes next to the names of the Training Plans
that you wish to run the report for and click the "Add" button. *Note:
When the Training Plan toggle is selected, the report will only contain
data for users that completed training assigned through the selected
Training Plan(s).
To run the report for all courses, leave Section 2 blank.
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Learner Status Report
Once you have entered all desired filters and set your date range, scroll to the top of the
page and click "Run Report." Below is an example of a Learner Status report run for all
Learners and all modules due between 1/1/2015 and 3/31/2018. Clicking on a Learner's
name will re-direct you to that individual Learner's transcript. Clicking the "+" beside a
Learner's name will display the list of courses assigned with the corresponding status for
each course checked.
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Saving a Report
Saving a Report
Please supplement this article by reviewing our Reports- Saving and Automating
Reports video from our Video Tutorials library.
The functionality to save a report creates an easier process to track compliance of your staff.
Commonly run reports can be saved and accessed with one click once you have logged in
to the RLMS.
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports and the specific instructions to run the report that you wish to save, please do so
before continuing with this article.
Once your report is customized with the filters that you need, you will want to create a
dynamic date range (this month, this quarter, year-to-date, etc.) that will update every day
rather than a static date range. For example, instead of running a report for 1/1/2015 -
1/31/2015, you will choose a Date Range of "This Month." If you choose "Specify Dates,"
the report will always run for the dates that you input.
For this article, we will save a Not Completed report for This Month using the Course
Completion History Report.
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Once your report is customized and your dynamic date range is set, scroll to the top of the
page and click "Save My Report"
It will then prompt you to enter a name for your saved report. Enter a name to help you
remember what the report shows and click "Save."
If you click back on your Reports page and click the Saved Reports tab, you will now see
your saved report beside the report type that you just accessed.
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• To run the report, click on the name of your saved report ("Not Completed for This
Month").
• To edit the filters of the report, click the "pencil" icon to the left of the saved report
title.
The easiest way to access your saved reports is from the Dashboard page when you first log in to the site.
Under Announcements, you will now see a field titled, "My Saved Reports." To run the report, click on the title
of your saved report ("Not Completed for This Month"). This will provide you a one-click option to show you the
results of the report using the filters that you selected when you saved it.
It is also possible to have your saved reports automatically sent to you via email once
a week, or once a month. To learn more about this process, please view our article
on Scheduling Automated Reports.
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Scheduling Automated Reports
Section 1: Schedule allows you to set the schedule for your report.
First, you will have the option to choose if you would like the report to be sent Monthly or
Weekly. If you choose Monthly, you can specify the day of the month it will be sent every
month. For example, if you chose 1, the report will be emailed to the recipients on the 1st of
every month.
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If you choose Weekly, you will have the ability to choose which day of the week the report
is delivered. For example, if you choose Monday, the report will generate an email to the
specified recipients every Monday.
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In this section, you will also have the ability to choose which file format your report will be
sent: PDF, Excel (XLS), or CSV.
Finally in the Schedule section, you will have the ability to add an optional Subject and
Message field for the email containing the report.
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Section 2: Recipients allows you to choose which Administrators and/or Supervisors will receive this report.
First, you will click the "+ Add Users" button
In the new "Add Users" window that appears, check the box(es) next to the Administrator(s),
Supervisor(s), and/or Instructor(s) that you wish to receive the report. Then click the "Add
Users" button. If you would like to receive this report, be sure to check the box next to your
name as well.
This will send the chosen individuals to the Recipients section.
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To remove recipients, check the box to the left of his or her name and click the "Remove"
button.
Once you have set your preferences for Schedule and Recipients, scroll to the top of the
page and click the "Save" button. Now, the report will be automatically run on the schedule
you specified and emailed to the designated recipients.
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Skills Checklist Analytics Report
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on hierarchy levels. If you
wish to run the report for all Learners, leave this field blank.
Section 2: Filter By Skills Checklists allows you to filter and run the report for an individual
checklist or multiple checklists. To add a module, click on the Add Module(s) button. In the
new window that appears, check the boxes next to the names of the Skills Checklists that
you wish to run the report for and click the Add button. To run the report for all checklists,
leave Section 2 blank.
Section 3: Filter by User Attributes allows you to filter which Learners will be included on the
report. To run the report for all Learners, leave these fields blank.
Section 4: Report Output will allow you to set additional parameters for how your report
will run. Choose an Observer to narrow down the checklists that are tied to an Approved
Observer. You can also view checklists by the date they were observed. You can choose a
preset date range from the drop-down or choose Specify Dates to manually enter your date
range.
Below is an example of a Skills Checklist Analytics report. This report was run for all
Hierarchies, showing checklists observed between 9/30/2013 - 3/31/2015.
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Please Note: You can click the little ( + ) sign next to each checklist's name to view the
tasks associated with that module, as well as how many Learners Met or did Not Meet the
requirements for each.
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Skills Checklist Assignment Detail Report
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Section 1: Filter By Hierarchy allows you to filter your report based on hierarchy levels. If you
wish to run the report for all Learners, leave this field blank.
Section 2: Filter By Skills Checklists allows you to filter and run the report for an individual
checklist or multiple checklists. To add a module, click on the Add Module(s) button. In the
new window that appears, check the boxes next to the names of the Skills Checklists that
you wish to run the report for and click the Add button. To run the report for all checklists,
leave Section 2 blank.
Section 3: Filter by User Attributes allows you to filter which Learners will be included on the
report. To run the report for all Learners, leave these fields blank.
Section 4: Report Output will allow you to set additional parameters for how your report will
run. The first field, Course Status, gives you three options:
• Completed - select just the Learners who have completed a module
• Not Completed - Select just the Learners who have NOT completed a module; this
is useful when you are trying to get a quick look at which Learners are missing a
requirement, OR
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• All - Select Learners who have and have not completed a module
Below Course Status is the Indiv./Mult. field which gives you access to run the report for all Learners or one
individual Learner. You also have the option to show each Learner on a separate page,narrow down the results
buy selecting an Observer, show only Met Skills Checklists (vs. all checklists), and whether or not you wish to
view Observer's Notes on the results.
In this section, you will also specify the Date Type and Date Range for which you wish to run
your report. You can choose Date Type: Observation Date to show which checklists have
been completed within a certain time frame, or Due Date Range to show which checklists
have or have not been completed based on whether the due date falls within the date range
you choose.
Date Range allows you to choose the dates you wish to run the report for based upon the
Date Type chosen above. You can choose a preset date range from the drop-down or
choose Specify Dates to manually enter your date range.
There is also an Optional Columns drop down which will enable you to add more columns to your results.
Below is an example of a Skills Checklist Assignment Detail report. This report was
run for all Hierarchies, to show only Skills Checklists observed within a date range of
9/30/2014-3/31/2015.
Please Note: You can click the ( + ) sign to the left of a Learner's name to view the
individual tasks of a checklist, as well as see whether the learner Met or did Not Meet the
requirements.
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Training Hours Report
Training Hours
This report allows you to view a list of modules completed by Learners for a selected date
range. An example of when to use this report would be, if you need to retrieve transcripts in
bulk for all Learners from the previous year.
If you have not already reviewed the training materials on Functions Common to Most
Reports please do so before continuing with this report.
Section 2: Filter By Courses allows you to filter and run the report for
certain modules. There are seven different drop-downs that you can
use to customize and filter down the results of your report.
All Course Topics - Allows you to choose to run the report for only
modules relating to a certain topic:
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Section 4: Report Output allows you to set additional parameters for your report.
First, you will need to decide if you wish to run your report for "All Learners" or
"Individual" (one Learner) which you can designate in the "Indiv./Mult." drop-down. If you
choose "Individual", an additional drop-down will appear below allowing you to choose that
individual Learner's name.
Additionally, you can choose to have each user display on a separate page of the report and
whether or not to include External Training.
Finally, you will set your Completion Date Range. This report pulls only completions thus
your report will pull any completions within the date range you choose.
Once your parameters are set, scroll to the top of the page and click "Run Report." Below
is an example of a Training Hours Report run for all Learners to pull data for all module
completions between 10/1/2014 and 12/31/2014.
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