- Outstanding People report — shows people who still have documents waiting, so you can follow up from one place.
- Document compliance report — shows the attestation status of every person assigned to a specific document, or across all documents at once.
- Group compliance report — shows the attestation status of every person in a group, broken down by each document assigned to that group.
Outstanding People report
The Outstanding People report helps you focus on people who need follow-up. It shows people with pending documents, outdated completions, documents due for renewal, or documents that still need to be requested.1
Open the reports section
Click Reports in the sidebar, then select Outstanding People.
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Filter the report
Use the filters to narrow the list by status, group, document, or search term.
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Review outstanding documents
Expand a person to see which documents still need action.
Document compliance report
The document compliance report lets you see who has attested to a document and who still needs to act.1
Open the reports section
Click Reports in the sidebar, then select Document Compliance.
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Choose a document
Use the dropdown at the top of the page to select a specific document, or choose All Documents to see compliance across every document in your organization.
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Filter by status
Use the status toggle to narrow results to a specific compliance state — Compliant, Pending, or Needs Attention.
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Search for a person
Type a name or email address in the search field to find a specific person in the results.
Group compliance report
The group compliance report gives you a cross-referenced view of every person in a group against every published document assigned to that group.1
Open the reports section
Click Reports in the sidebar, then select Group Compliance.
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Select a group
Use the dropdown to choose the group you want to report on.
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Filter by status
Use the status toggle to show only people with a specific overall status — for example, only those who are Compliant or only those who Need Attention.
Single-person compliance report
A single-person compliance report gives you a detailed view of one person’s compliance status. It is designed for printing or saving as a PDF so you can share it during reviews or file it for your records.1
Open the person's detail page
Go to People in the sidebar and click on the person you want to report on.
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Print the report
On the person’s Documents tab, click Print. A print-optimized report opens automatically.
- Compliance score — the percentage of assigned documents this person has completed, along with the number of compliant versus total documents.
- Average response time — how many days, on average, this person takes to complete a request after it is sent.
- Document statuses — a table listing every document assigned to this person, its current status, and the date it was last completed.
- Request history — a full record of every request sent to this person, including the document name, request status, date sent, date completed, and when a reminder was last sent.
Print a report
The reports in the Reports section include a Print button. Clicking it opens a print-optimized view that you can send to your printer or save as a PDF. The printed version includes your organization name, the date the report was generated, and all matching results without pagination.Export to CSV
The reports in the Reports section include an Export CSV button. The export downloads a CSV file containing all rows that match your current filters. Use this to share compliance data with others, import it into a spreadsheet, or archive it for your records. For the Outstanding People report, the CSV includes each person’s details and outstanding document information. For the document compliance report, the CSV includes the person’s name, email, status, last attested date, and renewal due date. When viewing all documents, a document name column is included as well. For the group compliance report, the CSV includes the person’s name, email, overall status, and a column for each published document showing that person’s status.Reports require permission to view documents or groups. If you don’t see the Reports section in the sidebar, check with your organization administrator.