SCORM Details Report - Article

Exports learner-level SCORM data—completion, pass/fail status, scores, time spent, and question answers—supporting compliance audits, quality assurance, performance analysis, and regulatory documentation.

Updated: 14 Mar 2026

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Summary

The SCORM Details Report provides detailed insight into learner activity inside SCORM courses, including completion status, scores, time spent, and answers. It supports compliance documentation, outcome verification, and quality assurance for SCORM-based training.

In this article you will learn:

How the SCORM Details Report tracks completion, scores, and time spent
How learner attempts and answers are recorded for SCORM content
How the report supports compliance and regulatory audits
How detailed SCORM analytics supports outcome verification

Purpose and Scope

SCORM remains a widely used industry standard for packaged learning content, particularly in regulated industries, external content libraries, and legacy learning ecosystems. While Eurekos supports native authoring and modern assessment tools, many organizations still rely on SCORM packages for certifications, compliance training, and standardized assessments.

The SCORM Details Report is designed to answer a core operational and governance question:

“What actually happened inside this SCORM course?”

Unlike high-level progress views, this report exposes detailed execution data at the learner level, including completion, scores, time spent, and—where applicable—question-level answers. This makes it especially valuable for:

Compliance and certification documentation
Outcome verification for external or legacy content
Assessment review and quality assurance
Regulatory audits and training evidence
Investigations into learner attempts and performance

The report applies to both SCORM courses and SCORM-based H5P content used inside activities.

What Questions This Report Answers

The SCORM Details Report helps organizations answer questions such as:

Who completed (or failed) a specific SCORM course?
What score did each participant achieve?
How much time was spent in the content?
When was the attempt completed?
What answers were given in embedded quizzes?
Which attempt was considered the final or most successful?
Can we document outcomes for audit or regulatory review?

SCORM Details Report – Report Form

The report is generated from the SCORM Details report page and is configured using a small but powerful set of filters:

SCORM object: Selects the specific SCORM course or SCORM H5P object
Report type: Defines the level of detail (Summary or Answers)
From/To dates: Limits included attempts to specific reporting period

Select a SCORM file and generate either a Summary or Answers report for a defined time period.

The report supports cached generation. Large reports for past periods may download immediately if previously generated by background processing, improving performance for historical audits.

Report Types

The SCORM Details Report supports two report types, depending on the analytical depth required.

Report Type	Purpose	Included Data	Best Used For
Summary Report	High-level outcome and completion tracking	One row per learner attempt, including: Completion status Pass / fail status• Final score Total time spent Completion date	Completion validation Certification and compliance evidence Progress tracking Management and stakeholder summaries
Answers Report	Detailed assessment and question-level analysis	Question-level data from embedded SCORM quizzes, including: Question text (description shown instead of technical ID, when available) Learner’s answer• Pass / fail per question• Score Completion dateIf multiple attempts exist, the most successful attempt is selected and included	Reviewing assessment quality Identifying problematic or misleading questions Investigating learner performance Supporting instructional and content redesign

Report Type

Purpose

Included Data

Best Used For

Summary Report

High-level outcome and completion tracking

One row per learner attempt, including:

Completion status
Pass / fail status• Final score
Total time spent
Completion date

Completion validation
Certification and compliance evidence
Progress tracking
Management and stakeholder summaries

Answers Report

Detailed assessment and question-level analysis

Question-level data from embedded SCORM quizzes, including:

Question text (description shown instead of technical ID, when available)
Learner’s answer• Pass / fail per question•
Score
Completion dateIf multiple attempts exist, the most successful attempt is selected and included

Reviewing assessment quality
Identifying problematic or misleading questions
Investigating learner performance
Supporting instructional and content redesign

Report File Structure

The exported file is row-based and may vary slightly depending on the selected report type. Core fields are across all report types, while the Answers report includes additional fields.

Core Fields (All Report Types)	Description
SCORM title	Name of the SCORM package
Activity title	Activity in which the SCORM is used
Full name	Learner name
Email	Learner email
User ID	Internal platform identifier
External ID	External system identifier (if configured)
Completion	Completed / Not completed
Status	Passed / Failed / Unknown
Score	Final score (if available)
Total time	Time spent in the SCORM
Date	Completion or submission timestamp

Additional Fields (Answers Report)	Description
Question text	Human-readable question description
Answer	Learner’s submitted answer
Pass criteria	Whether the answer met passing criteria

This structure ensures the report can be used directly for audits, investigations, and downstream analysis in external BI or compliance systems .

Permissions, Data Access, and Organization Layer

The SCORM Details Report is governed by role-based permissions and the organization layer. Users can only see data they are authorized to access based on their role, organizational affiliation, and scope of responsibility.

In practice:

Data visibility is limited to permitted organizations, activities, and entities
Parent organizations can see aggregated sub-organization data; sub-organizations cannot see upward or sideways
Blocked users remain visible for historical accuracy; deleted users are excluded for privacy compliance; Cancelled and expired enrollments remain visible for audit and traceability
The same rules apply consistently to both on-screen analytics and exported reports

This ensures secure, consistent, and audit-ready access to data across the platform.

Real-World Use Case: Legacy Compliance Training Audit

A global manufacturing company delivers mandatory safety training using a legacy SCORM package that includes a final assessment. The training is required annually across multiple regions and must be auditable for regulatory inspections.

During an audit, compliance officers need to prove:

Who completed the training within a specific period
Whether participants passed the embedded assessment
What scores were achieved
That outcomes are traceable to individual users

Using the SCORM Details Report (Summary), the organization exports completion and score data for the audit window. For flagged cases, they generate the Answers report to inspect question-level responses and confirm assessment validity.

Because the report respects organizational access and instructor responsibility, regional managers only see data for their own programs, while central compliance teams retain full oversight. The result is a defensible, structured audit trail—without manual reconciliation or fragmented exports.

FAQ

Why all answers may not appear in the SCORM details report?

Answers type generates report for quiz answers from course or H5P object. If a learner has made multiple attempts, the report shows only the most successful attempt.
For SCORM content, the data shown depends on how the package is structured. We display the information provided by the SCORM package, as its structure is not controlled by the LMS.