Admins need different admin rights for different user groups
To meet our data protection requirements we need admins to have different admin rights for different user groups. Example: One admin should have enrollment rights for all users from one country to assign them to courses. However he should only be ...
Add version number and description to main Course report.
As we're making systematic updates to courses (email language, surveys, thumbnail changes, etc.) it would be amazing to be able to update the version as we're rolling through those larger updated and see the version number and description at a gla...
We would like ability to customize color of Sandbox Admin so we can easily see the difference between sandbox and prod. We have changed the name at the top but everything resets when we copy down. We want to easily avoid using one vs the other by ...
We need a dummy reply-to address field to use in our email templates. Ex. We want to use our group distribution email (for all system admins) versus the email saying that it is coming from noreply@absorb.com. We want it to say it is coming from ou...
We generally have users with more learning data, which definitely goes beyond 80 rows. Every time changing the row visibility manually is not feasible. Changing the row visibility to a default 100 would make navigation easier.
When selecting multiple users, there an option to "Add Group", this takes the selected users and begins the group creation process. However this feature is lacking something even more useful! The ability to add users to a pre-existing group! There...
It would be nice to be able to view an organizational chart to make sure all of your managers and departments are set up correctly. For instance being able to view an interactive tree diagram.
An audit trail report would be a list of important admin activities that could show things like changes to completion status or enrollment activities. In its simplest version, it would show the action, who performed it, and when. We are in a heavi...
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