LMS reporting,
which makes learning progress visible.

Track progress, skills and business impact in real time, with customised dashboards for managers, trainers and sales teams, all within the hiveQ LMS platform.

All key figures.
A dashboard.

Each role sees exactly what it needs to make a decision. This is automatically recorded and can be accessed at any time.

Manager Dashboard

Keep track of the team’s progress and skills, and assign training sessions independently.

Trainer Dashboard

Manage training details, participants and course content centrally and keep track of everything.

Sales Dashboard

See your customers’ and partners’ qualification status straight away and invest in a targeted manner.

Quick Analytics

Use real-time dashboards to analyse the performance of your courses and learners’ progress.

Gap Analysis

Automatically identify gaps in the skills profile and develop them in a targeted manner.

Surveys & Tests

Assess knowledge levels directly within the learning path and automatically record the results to track progress.

Next Best Action

Automatically receive the next appropriate training step based on your qualifications.

Interfaces & Export

Export KPIs relating to learning activities and integrate data seamlessly into existing systems.

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Less administrative work for HR

Thanks to smart self-service tools, managers can manage their teams’ skills independently and assign training courses themselves. This significantly reduces the manual workload in your HR department.

Higher conversion rates in sales

If the sales team and partners are aware of customers’ skill levels, they can provide more targeted advice. The ‘Next Best Action’ feature automatically suggests the appropriate training initiative to deliver measurable business impact.

Documents that are always to hand

Qualifications, certificates and test results are automatically recorded. In the event of an audit or a customer enquiry, you can generate the relevant report in seconds, rather than spending days gathering data.

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What our customers say

“Under the name ‘Saurer Academy,’ we have been using hiveQ very successfully in our company since 2018. Use cases include internal training, annual digital briefings, training and certification management for supervisors, as well as virtual meetings and customer meetings.

A great software solution backed by a young, forward-thinking team.”

– Maria Capparozza, Saurer Spinning Solutions GmbH & Co. KG (Translated from German)

“During our comparison of various providers, we were often told that a traditional LMS would not include the features we needed. That made it all the more valuable for PRIMAVERA to find an LXP with hiveQ that provides all the necessary functionality.”

– Ina Hinsche, formerly at Primavera GmbH (Translated from German)

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for successful learning experiences

Everything you need for successful training: from our own authoring tool to bespoke learning pathways for staff, partners and customers.

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Frequently Asked Questions about LMS Reporting & Analytics

LMS Analytics focuses specifically on all data and activities directly within your Learning Management System – in other words, who clicked on which course and when. Learning Analytics is the broader term, which also incorporates cross-platform data from all learning environments, thereby making it possible to measure informal and workplace-based learning as well.

Maximum transparency with the hiveQ Learning Analytics Cockpit. Turn raw data into valuable insights. Graphically presented dashboards visualise user behaviour, completion rates and the performance of your content at a glance. This enables you to manage your team’s learning success in a targeted and data-driven way.

LMS reports help you track your teams’ learning progress, ensure regulatory compliance and keep stakeholders informed. You can also use them to identify opportunities for further training and demonstrate the measurable business impact of your training programmes.

Yes, using intuitive self-service tools, managers and training administrators can create their own reports on compliance, skills development and training performance entirely independently. This encourages personal responsibility and takes the pressure off your internal teams, as it eliminates the need for time-consuming queries.

In hiveQ, you can measure the success of your training programmes on several levels: you can view course completions in real time, analyse knowledge assessments and track targeted skills development. In sales, you can link training directly to skill levels and sales performance. This allows you to gauge success in terms of real business impact.

Yes, absolutely. With hiveQ’s automated reports, you’ll always know exactly who has successfully completed which compulsory training courses. You can export legally compliant certificates and evidence with just a few clicks, ensuring you’re fully prepared for any audit.

A good LMS dashboard is characterised above all by its ability to present complex data in a simple, clear and action-oriented manner.

Here are the key features in a nutshell:

  • Role-based views: Admins, managers and learners see exactly the data that is relevant to them – without any unnecessary clutter.
  • Real-time data: Learning progress, course completions and compliance rates are updated in real time, ensuring that decisions are based on the latest figures.
  • Intuitive operation & clarity: Key performance indicators (KPIs) are presented graphically so that the status of training can be seen at a glance.
  • Self-service & ad hoc reports: Managers can flexibly customise filters and create reports themselves with just a few clicks, without having to wait for IT.
  • Focus on business impact: It doesn’t just show click counts; it links training data directly to skills development and business success.

The costs: These include direct costs (software licences for the LXP, content creation) and indirect costs (working time of partners/customers during the training). The benefits: The monetary value of the improvement achieved (e.g. additional revenue generated through training).

Specifically:

For employee training:

  • Time-to-productivity (induction period): By how many days or weeks is the time reduced until a new employee is fully operational and working independently following onboarding?
  • Error or reject rate: Do operational errors (e.g. in support, production or software development) decrease in teams that have completed specific training?
  • Revenue/productivity per employee: Is there a measurable increase in performance (e.g. sales deals closed by sales teams, tickets resolved by support) following the training?
  • Staff retention (turnover): Do employees who are actively supported and use personalised learning pathways resign less frequently?
  • Training cost per employee: By how much do costs for travel, accommodation, trainers and room hire decrease as a result of the switch to the LXP?
  • Learning time efficiency: How much working time is saved because employees can learn content in a modular, on-demand format rather than spending days sitting in block seminars?
  • Content Reuse Rate: How often is a learning module (e.g. a compliance video) accessed once it has been created before it needs to be updated?
  • Active Usage Rate: What percentage of the workforce actively logs into the LXP on a weekly or monthly basis (as opposed to purely compulsory courses)?
  • Course Completion Rate: How many of the courses started (particularly voluntary ones) are actually completed?
  • Self-Directed Learning Ratio: What percentage of their learning time do employees spend on courses they have chosen themselves (as opposed to compulsory training assigned by their manager)?
  • Net Promoter Score (NPS) for learning: On a scale of 0–10: How likely is an employee to recommend a completed course to their colleagues?

 

Customer & Partner Training (Extended Enterprise):

  • Revenue per partner: Is the revenue of certified partners higher than that of non-certified partners?
  • Time-to-First-Sale: How quickly does a new partner make their first sale after onboarding?
  • Support Burden: Does the number of support tickets from partners decrease because they are better trained through the LXP?
  • Time-to-Value (TTV): How quickly does the customer successfully understand and use the product after purchase?
  • Retention Rate / Churn Rate: Do trained customers cancel their contracts less frequently (higher customer retention)?
  • Upselling success: Are customers who have completed training modules on advanced features more likely to purchase add-ons or upgrades?

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