Analytics & Compliance
Track team progress and maintain an audit-friendly learning history — including EU AI Act Article 4 compliance documentation.
Overview
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Admin analytics and compliance views surface:
- Assignment completion rates by employee and department
- AI coaching activity volume and trends
- Skill assessment score movement over time
- AI Readiness Score showing team-wide AI adoption preparedness
- At-risk employee detection flagging disengagement early
- A full audit record of every learning decision and outcome
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EU AI Act Article 4 readiness:
- Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires organizations to document AI literacy training for staff who use AI systems — enforcement begins August 2, 2026.
- OpenSkills AI's audit trail and completion records provide the per-employee, role-specific evidence regulators look for.
- Export your completion report at any time to produce an auditable record of who trained, on what, and when.
Steps
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Monitor dashboard trends:
- Assignment completion rates by employee and department
- Assessment scores and AI Readiness Score (weighted toward AI-relevant skills)
- AI coaching activity volume
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Use at-risk detection to identify employees falling behind:
- At-risk section shows employees with engagement or progress issues
- Each employee shows their risk score, primary risk factor, and recommended action
- Risk levels: At-Risk (60+) vs. Critical (80+) — prioritize critical for immediate outreach
- Filter by department to focus follow-up efforts
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Use audit and compliance logs to verify learning actions:
- Filter by user, date range, or event type
- Review who assigned, completed, or skipped required learning
- Export reports for leadership reviews and external compliance checks.
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Build your Article 4 compliance record:
- Assign AI literacy courses to all employees who use AI tools at work
- Use the audit trail to confirm completions are tied to individual accounts
- Export completion data and store it as your internal training record
- Reassign or update courses when AI tools or roles change to keep documentation current
Tip: EU AI Act Article 4 enforcement starts August 2, 2026. Use the export feature to generate a completion report now — it serves as your internal record of training. See our blog post for a full breakdown of what the obligation covers.