Roles: Primary Admin, Admin
Description: In this article, you will learn how to add records for learners who completed an external training, one at a time or in bulk from a CSV file, and how to review records that learners submit.
Benefits:
Note: Create the external training first. See Creating External Trainings in Auzmor Learn.
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Learner Name | Required. The learner the record is for. |
| Issuing Authority | Required. The organization that provides the training. |
| Training Name | Required. The name of the external training. |
| Date of Completion | Required. |
| Expiry Date | When the certification expires, if it does. |
| Upload Certificate | Drop a file or browse. Accepted file types are doc, docx, pdf, jpeg, jpg, and png. |
| Score, Time Spent, License Id, License URL | Optional details. Enter time spent in Hours and Mins. |
Any custom fields you created for external trainings appear at the end of the form.
The Learners tab lists each learner's User Name, Completed date, Added On date, Expiring On date, and Certificate.
Note: Certificates are not part of the CSV upload. You can upload them separately later.
When learners can upload their own records, the Records tab shows Pending Approvals with a count.
The page lists the Learner Name, Training, Issuing Authority, Completed On, Submitted On, and Expiring On for each record. Click Export to download the list.
To see only the records for one training, open the training and click Approvals Pending.
The Records tab lists every record with its Training, Authority, Learner Name, and Certificate. Use the search box to find a record. To delete a record, click the three-dot menu on its row and select Remove.
Do records I add need approval?
Records added by the Primary Admin are added directly and do not wait for approval.
Where do learners see their records?
Learners open My Profile, go to the Certificates tab, and switch to External Records.
Which file types can I attach as a certificate?
You can attach doc, docx, pdf, jpeg, jpg, and png files.