What is AI assessment reporting?

Software that turns a client's submitted answers into a written report instead of leaving you to write it. In Scorvia the draft is produced the moment a client submits - executive summary, key findings, strength areas, improvement areas and recommendations, with the scores charted above them - and it lands in your review queue for you to edit and approve. The AI writes the first draft; the report that reaches your client is the one you signed off.

Are reports sent to clients automatically?

No, and this is the part worth being precise about. A drafted report goes to your review queue, not to your client's inbox. It sits there marked Pending review, and nothing reaches anyone under your name until you have read it and pressed Approve & Send. While a report is waiting on you, the client sees an Under Review badge on their side rather than nothing at all, so they know the work is happening.

Can I edit the report, or is it take it or leave it?

Edit anything, in either of two modes. Edit manually opens every section as editable text, so you rewrite it the way you would rewrite any document. Edit with AI hands a section back to the AI with an instruction - a softer tone for a nervous first-timer, more detail in the recommendations for a corporate sponsor. Only the section you pick changes; every other section, and your coach feedback, stay exactly as they were.

What happens if the AI rewrite comes out worse than the original?

You roll it back. Every version is kept in the report's version history, starting from the AI-generated first draft, so nothing you had is lost to a regeneration you did not like. That is what makes Edit with AI safe to use - without version history, asking for a rewrite means gambling a paragraph you were happy with, and most people stop asking.

What does the client actually see?

The client version of the report, which is the same content written in the second person so it reads as addressed to them rather than about them. You can preview that version before approving, so you see exactly what they will. It opens with your coach feedback, above your logo and name, then shows the chart, the scores and the five sections, and downloads as a PDF.

What kind of chart does the report show?

It depends on how many specializations the assessment covered. One specialization gives a pie chart. Two or more give a bar chart, with one bar per specialization showing the client's percentage score in it. The report also carries an overall score out of 100 alongside the raw marks, and clicking a bar shows the questions in that category and the answers the client gave, so a number is never more than one click from the answers behind it.

Do the scores compare my client to other people?

No. The scores are your own scale - a percentage of the marks available in your assessment, not a position against a population. Scorvia has no norm-referenced psychometric scoring, no validated norms and no percentile bands. Open text is never scored, because a paragraph is not a number. And no AI model is trained on your assessments, your clients' answers or the reports you approve; they are private to your account.

AI Assessment Reporting for Coaches & Trainers

Features

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Drafted the moment they submit
Nothing sent without your approval
No model trained on your content

What is in the draft

01
Executive Summary
02
Key Findings
03
Strength Areas
04
Improvement Areas
05
Recommendations

Drafted on submission
An overall score out of 100
Pie or bar, by specialization
Edit by hand or with AI
Every version kept
Approve & Send

No automatic sending
No diagnosis or clinical interpretation
No norm-referenced benchmarking
No percentile bands
No 360-degree reports
No model trained on your content

The bottleneck

The draft

The five sections of a drafted Scorvia assessment report, in the order they are written, and what each one does
Section	What it does
Executive Summary	The whole picture in a few paragraphs, for the client who reads one page and skims the rest.
Key Findings	What the answers actually said, organised into themes rather than listed back question by question.
Strength Areas	What is working, named specifically enough to be useful rather than flattering.
Improvement Areas	What is not working, written to be read by the person it is about.
Recommendations	What to do next - the section clients quote back to the coach.

The assessment behind the report? AI assessment templates covers building one once and reusing it with every client after this one.

The score

Which chart a Scorvia assessment report shows, by how many specializations the assessment covered
The assessment covered	The report shows
One specialization	A pie chart of the client's score in it
Two or more specializations	A bar chart - one bar per specialization, each showing the client's percentage score in that area

The flow

01
The client submits
Their answers become a draft report immediately: an overall score out of 100, a pie chart for one specialization or a bar chart for several, then executive summary, key findings, strength areas, improvement areas and recommendations.
02
The draft lands in your review queue
Marked Pending review, and not in the client's inbox. On their side the assessment shows an Under Review badge so they know the work is happening.
03
Check the scores against the answers
Click a bar on the chart to see that category's questions and the answers the client gave, so every number is one click from its evidence.
04
Edit manually or edit with AI
Switch to Edit manually to rewrite any section as text, or to Edit with AI to pick a section and tell the AI what to change - a softer tone, more detail in the recommendations. Only that section changes; every other section and your coach feedback stay as they were.
05
Roll back if a rewrite came out worse
Every version is kept from the AI-generated v1, so nothing you had is lost to a regeneration you did not like.
06
Add your coach feedback
A title and your notes. They appear at the top of what the client reads, above your logo and name, before the drafted sections.
07
Preview the client version
The same report written in the second person, so it reads as addressed to the client rather than about them.
08
Approve and send
Nothing reaches the client until you press Approve & Send. They read it in their portal and download it as a PDF.

The rule

The two modes

The two ways to edit a drafted report in Scorvia, what each mode does, and when to use it
Mode	What it does	Use it when
Edit manually	Every section becomes editable text. You rewrite, cut and add the way you would in any document.	You know exactly what you want it to say, or the change is a sentence.
Editing with AI	You pick a section and tell the AI what to change. Only that section is redrafted.	The tone is wrong, a section needs more depth, or a whole paragraph wants rewriting, and you would rather direct than type.

Rollback

Your words

The last step

Under every report

01
Save draft
02
Preview
03
Download PDF
04
Approve & Send

The numbers

Straight answers

No automatic sending.
There is no setting that emails a report to a client without your approval, and there is not going to be one. If you want reports to go out unread, this is the wrong tool.
No diagnosis or clinical interpretation.
A report describes what the answers said and recommends what to work on. It does not diagnose, screen or assess risk, and it is not a substitute for a licensed instrument or a qualified clinician.
No norm-referenced benchmarking.
Reports show your scores, not percentiles against a comparison group. There is no population data behind them.
No 360-degree or multi-rater reports.
A report describes one client's own answers. Ratings about a person collected from their manager and peers are not something Scorvia aggregates.

Yours

Questions

Last updated 16 September 2026. Reviewed by Ankush Tarika, Marketing Head.

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AI-DrivenAssessment Reporting

The questions are the part people talk about. The write-up is the part that costs you the evening.

The report is written before you open it

The chart matches the assessment

How a report is produced and approved

The client submits

The draft lands in your review queue

Check the scores against the answers

Edit manually or edit with AI

Roll back if a rewrite came out worse

Add your coach feedback

Preview the client version

Approve and send

It lands in your queue, not their inbox

Two ways to edit: by hand, or with AI

Every version is kept

Your feedback sits above the AI's work

Preview, then approve and send

What the scores mean, and what they do not

What this does not do

No automatic sending.

No diagnosis or clinical interpretation.

No norm-referenced benchmarking.

No 360-degree or multi-rater reports.

Your reports stay yours

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