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However, using the training function or task function can provide reference information about whether manuals have been read to the end.
Alternative Solution
Using the training function or task function allows manual viewers to press a button indicating they have read the specified manual.
To press this button, the manual must be read through to the end.
Button Image (Web Browser Version Task Function)
Therefore, using the training function or task function can provide reference information about whether the target manual has been read to the end.
However, this is not a function that detects from data whether the manual has been read to the end and prevents the button from being pressed unless it determines the manual has been read completely.
For operation, taking additional measures such as calling on viewers to read the manual to the end before pressing the button will allow more accurate confirmation of manual completion status.
Additionally, with the training function, the situation when viewers press the button (course enrollment status) can be exported to a CSV file.
However, since this is a beta version function, using it requires agreement to the "Beta Version Terms of Use."
Related: Download the progress summary of a training course.
Note
Depending on the contracted plan, using the training function or task function may require adding an option
Plans that can use these functions are described in the following article.
Related: What is The training feature?
Related: Please tell me about the task function
"View count" does not represent the view count of manuals that have been read to the end
The "view count" that can be confirmed from each report function or "usage status" in the group management function represents the number of accesses to the target manual.
Therefore, it is not suitable as an indicator of whether the manual has been read to the end.
Related: View manual views report using report function (Web Browser)
Related: View contract details and usage status (Web Browser)