Analytics is where you find out whether a course worked. The Analytics page brings every metric Arist tracks into one place and takes you from an organization-wide snapshot down to a single learner's reply. This guide walks the page from top to bottom, from setting filters to reading each metric to finding the exact lesson where learners struggled.

Analytics reports on the lessons that arrived. If you have not verified delivery yet, start in the delivery tracker with Understanding Enrollment Statuses, then come back here.

Open the Analytics tab. The page opens on every enrollment you can see, across all your courses and cohorts at once, so narrow it first.

Filter by enrollment dates, content, cohort, schedule, or a specific learner. Click Advanced filters to also filter by delivery method, named Channel, course type, or schedule status.

If your organization uses teams, this page shows only the team you have selected, for every role including Org Admins. The metric tiles, the enrollment graph, the breakdown tables, and even the learner and cohort filter options cover that team alone. A learner who belongs to another team appears in that team's data instead. Switch teams with the selector at the top of the sidebar, and select the Default team for organization-wide reporting. (Teams is in Beta.)

The Insights tab reports how the enrollments you filtered to performed overall, one tile per metric, from completion to confidence. Every tile recalculates against the filters you set, so a tile only ever describes the slice of data on screen.

Before reading any tile, check whether the metric describes your learners or your content. Completion rate and engagement rate count learners. Answer accuracy and reply rate measure how the questions themselves performed. Each definition below is the text behind that tile's info icon.

The Learner NPS tile is hidden by default. Ask your Customer Success Manager to turn it on.

Below the tiles, the Enrollment over time graph plots a running total of enrollments over the dates you filtered to.

Answer accuracy counts only the chances a learner had to answer correctly or incorrectly. A learner who has not answered any multiple choice questions, and a course that has none, both show an accuracy of 100%. Check reply rate to see whether learners answered. Then check that the course has questions with correct answers.

Scroll past the tiles and the same filtered data is broken out by Enrollments, Content, Cohorts, and Responses, each in its own tab. These tabs are also where exports live. Click Download on any of them for a CSV that includes more data points than the page shows. Exporting Analytics Data covers every export and what each column means.

Filter the page to a single course, then click the Engagement tab.

The tab breaks performance down lesson by lesson. The Step column lists the lessons in order. Each remaining column measures one lesson rather than the whole course. These definitions come from the info icon in each column header.

Both Lesson progress and Drop-off count enrollments. Turn on show % in either column header to read them as percentages instead.

Click any question to read the exact responses your learners gave, or select Response summary for an overview of the responses to every question. When one lesson's numbers dip, you have found the concept to reinforce, or the prompt to rewrite, in your next iteration.

The Correct column at the end of each response row is where you override the AI's grade. Select the tick or the cross to flip it. The course's answer accuracy updates with the change.

A multiple choice question shows its result and keeps it fixed. A question with nothing to grade reads N/A.

If your organization uses teams, changing a grade follows the team you are working in, the same way the rest of the page does. When the learner belongs to another team, the grade returns to what it was. Switch to that learner's team, or to the Default team, to change it. This applies to every role, Org Admins included.