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Choosing the Right Report ​

LecturePanda's reports are spread across three places — your organization settings, each course's tools, and each quiz — because they answer three different sizes of question. This page routes you from the question you have to the report that answers it.

Start from the question ​

What you want to knowWhere to go
Who finished this course, and what did they earn?Course → Lecture Tools → Completions Report
Who registered for this course, with their details?Course → Registrants list → export
How many CE hours did we deliver across everything?Reports & History → Credit Reporting History
What did one learner do across all our courses?Reports & History → Global Participant Search
What did we get paid, and through which gateway?Reports & History → Payment History
How are sign-ups, revenue, and completions trending account-wide?Reports & History → Account Activity
How many participants have we used, and when?Reports & History → Account Activity
How did learners answer a specific quiz?Course → Quizzes → the report icons on that quiz's row
How are learners answering the same question across courses?Reports & History → Question Fingerprint Report
What was submitted to ACPE, and did it succeed?Course → Lecture Tools → Submitted ACPE Report
What did people answer in in-video questions?Course → Lecture Tools → Video Responses

Per-course or account-wide? ​

The same underlying data is available at two scopes, and picking the wrong one is the usual reason a report "doesn't have what I need."

Per-course reports live on the course itself and answer operational questions — chasing the people who haven't finished, checking a session's evaluation scores, exporting a registrant list for name badges.

Account-wide reports live under Organization Settings → Reports & History and answer institutional questions — an accreditation audit, a board report, a year's revenue, one learner's full record.

If you find yourself running the same per-course report across a dozen courses and pasting the results together, the account-wide version almost certainly exists.

For an accreditation audit ​

Two reports carry most of the weight:

  • Credit Reporting History exports every credit issued, with dates and learner details, filterable by range. Totalling credit hours for an audit walks through summing it in a spreadsheet.
  • Submitted ACPE Report, per course, shows exactly what was sent to ACPE and what came back — the record to produce when a submission is questioned.

Alongside those, the quiz Print Page export gives you a formatted evaluation summary per session, which is usually what a reviewer wants to see for speaker feedback.

Sample certificates for a reviewer

Accreditors often ask for an example certificate rather than a report. See Designing a Certificate Template for producing one without a real learner completion.

Known limits ​

  • The Question Fingerprint Report is per question, not per quiz. It won't roll up to an aggregate pre-learning versus post-learning score across courses. For an aggregate, open each course's quiz summary individually. This is a known request we're tracking.
  • Marketplace income isn't a separate report. It shows up in Payment History under the Source column — payments that arrived through another organization's site are labelled Marketplace, everything else carries your gateway's name. No need to reconcile in Stripe separately.
  • Exports are spreadsheets, not integrations. If you're exporting on a schedule to push data somewhere else, Zapier is the better tool.