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Assessment Compliance Report Overview

The Assessment Compliance Report helps professionals track who has completed required assessments, who still needs to complete them, and who is due for retesting.

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Written by Kyle Barrow
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What the Compliance Report Tracks

The report organizes users into categories based on their assessment status. This provides immediate visibility into where users are in the onboarding or retest process.


Completed Baseline Assessments

Displays all users who have successfully completed their initial assessment.
These users are ready for:

  • Program assignment

  • Review of results

  • Communication of next steps


Pending Baseline Assessments

Shows users who have started onboarding but have not yet completed their initial assessment.

Common reasons include:

  • Did not finish all steps

  • Did not finalize submission

  • Still working through the assessment

This group usually requires outreach or reminders.


Pending Account Creation

Lists users who were invited to Symmio but have not created their account.

Actions may include:

  • Resending an invite

  • Email follow-up

  • Providing login instructions


Pending Assessment Retests

Displays users who have completed a program or reached a specific progression milestone and are now due for reassessment.

This group is often considered high-priority because:

  • Retesting provides updated scoring

  • Progress evaluation depends on it

  • Engagement is typically higher at this point


When to Use the Assessment Compliance Report

Professionals typically review this report during:

  • Weekly operational meetings

  • Program enrollment cycles

  • End-of-program transitions

  • Corporate wellness check-ins

  • Post-onboarding monitoring

  • Retest scheduling

It is especially useful when managing groups, cohorts, events, or scheduled program timelines.


How to Use Each Section Effectively

Here are common actions tied to each section:


Completed Baseline

➡ Assign programming
➡ Schedule orientation calls
➡ Begin reporting progress


Pending Baseline

➡ Remind users to finish assessments
➡ Provide assistance if needed
➡ Address onboarding challenges


Pending Account Creation

➡ Verify communication was received
➡ Confirm access email is correct
➡ Send reminder emails or messages


Pending Retest

➡ Schedule reassessment
➡ Send follow-up instructions
➡ Evaluate results for progress reporting


Why Assessment Compliance Matters

Completing assessments ensures that:

✔ Baseline results are accurate
✔ Progress is measurable
✔ Pain, movement, or risk changes can be compared over time
✔ Individuals enter programs with appropriate recommendations

Compliance also supports organizational reporting, especially when demonstrating outcomes or return-on-investment metrics.


Best Practices

Professionals often use this report to:

  • Track onboarding completion

  • Identify users who may need outreach

  • Prepare communication sequences

  • Monitor organizational rollout

  • Measure progress over time

For larger groups, this simplifies management and reduces the chance of missing individuals during transition points.


Summary

The Assessment Compliance Report makes it easy to:

  • Understand who has completed required assessments

  • Identify users who still need to take action

  • Track who is due for reassessment

  • Support timely follow-up

It helps ensure assessment cycles remain active and complete, improving overall program quality and measurable outcomes.

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