Stop Automatically Reissuing a Test or Assessment

Modified on Mon, 17 Mar at 6:40 PM

There are cases when you want to stop the system from reissuing a test or assessment to someone.  For example, a staff member might move to another department and not need to continue taking a given test.


 It's a little bit hidden, but there is a way to stop reissuing recurring tests and assessments.  The candidate needs to have passed the previous iteration and within that record you can discontinue reissues.


Note

If a candidate has not passed any instances of a test, the only way to stop the system from reissuing the same test, is to delete all previous 'Fail' instances.  If there are no previous instances of a test, then the system cannot reissue it.


These are the steps to follow:

1: Locate the most recently passed test or assessment

  • Navigate to the 'Competency > Tests > List Tests' or 'Competency > Assessments > List Assessments' tab
  • In the search area,
    • set the 'Status' filter to, 'passed', and
    • select the candidate's name from the 'Candidate' dropdown field.
  • Locate the test or assessment and click its row to open it


2: Set the field 'Automatically Reissue?' to 'No'

  • In the header area, under the candidate's name, locate the field, 'Automatically Re-issue?', which should display: 'Yes (Do not reissue)'.
  • Click 'Do not reissue' and the field should then display, 'No'


Note
When a 'Pass' instance is followed by one which is 'Not Started', you must delete the 'Not Started' attempt for the field 'Automatically Reissue' to be revealed in the 'Pass' attempt.  This field only appears when the 'Pass' instance is the current attempt.

This video helps understand the steps visually:





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