Recommended timing
If a session has recently concluded, wait 24 hours before downloading the report to ensure all participation data is reconciled and accurate.
Two export(reports) types:
Both exports use the same fields. The only real difference is scope - which certificates get included.
- Session-level export
Certificates issued for one specific session within a participant group.
- Group-level export (All Data)
Certificates issued across the entire participant group - every session, plus any certificate issued at the end of the group.
How to access these reports?
- From your iECHO Homepage, open the left panel and select the second icon to view
All Programs. - Select the Program and Participant Group for which you want the certificate data.
- Go to
Reports. - From the Session's dropdown:
- For a single session, choose that specific session from the list.
- For all sessions in the group, choose the first option - Participant Group Name (All Data).
- Select
Certificate. - Click
Download Report.
Field reference
The fields are the same for both export types, only how many rows you get (one session's worth vs. the whole group's) differs.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Full name of the person registered in the Participant group. |
| Email/Phone | Email address or phone number which is primary during iECHO registration by the person. |
| Issued for | Participant Group. |
| Session Topic/Participant Group Name | If the certificate was issued for a particular session, the session topic is shown; otherwise, the participant group name is shown for certificates issued at the end. |
| Start Date | Participant group start date. |
| Issued At | Certificate issue date. |
| Certificate Heading | Depends on the type of certificate as applicable — e.g. Participation, Completion. |
| Subheading | Sub-details on the certificate — e.g. "This certificate is presented to." |
| Certificate URL | Link to the participant's certificate. |
| Certificate Template | Design template used for the certificate — e.g. Classic, Modern. |