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How do I prove training to an examiner
Use Certification completion for a name-by-name list of who is certified, and the Certifications audit for full play-by-play evidence.
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This demo walks through two reports for responding to a training examiner. The Certification completion report provides a name-by-name list showing who is certified and who is not for a selected period, with options to filter by all, complete, or incomplete status. The Certifications audit delivers full play-by-play evidence for each learner as an HTML record, with every attempt listed, the attempt that counted shown in bold, and an appendix of the exact content the learner saw. Use the completion report first, then the audit when an examiner asks how a specific person became certified.
Questions this resource answers
- Which report gives me a name-by-name list of who is certified?
- The Certification completion report lists every learner by name and shows whether they are certified or not for a selected period.
- What is the difference between Standard and Dynamic certification completion?
- Standard is for a fixed period that everyone shares. Dynamic is for a rolling window calculated per person.
- What does the Certifications audit report include?
- It is an HTML record per learner showing every play, the play that counted in bold, and an appendix with the exact content the learner saw.
- When should I use the Certifications audit instead of the completion report?
- Use the audit when an examiner asks how a specific learner came to be certified and needs full play-by-play evidence.