Content Controller: How to Access Your xAPI Statements in Content Controller

Michael Rhinehart
Michael Rhinehart
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Content Controller gives you two ways to get xAPI statements out of an account: exporting them on demand or forwarding them automatically to a third-party LRS, statement viewer, or visualization tool. Both live in the same place.

Where to Find These Settings

Navigate to:

Accounts > [select your account] > Advanced > xAPI

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Option 1: Export Statements

Clicking Export Statements walks you through a short wizard:

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  • Set Name — give the export a name so you can identify it later.
  • Select Date Range — choose Last 30 Days, Last 90 Days, or Custom Range. Custom Range lets you set specific From and To dates (all times are in UTC).
  • Submit — review the date range and click Submit to confirm.
  • Complete — the export is generated as a JSON file.

The finished export doesn't download automatically — it's delivered to Reports > Shared. Head there to find and download it once it's ready.

This is a point-in-time snapshot — nothing is sent anywhere automatically, so you'll need to run a new export to capture any statements generated afterward. Use this option when you need a one-off pull of data, such as for a report or an audit.

Option 2: Statement Forwarding

Statement Forwarding sends xAPI statements straight to a third-party LRS, statement viewer, or visualization tool as they're generated — no manual export required.

To set one up, click Add in the Statement Forwarding section and fill out:

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  • Forwarding Name — a label to identify this forward.
  • Forwarding URL — the destination endpoint.
  • Since (UTC) — defaults to today; statements from this date forward will be sent.
    • using a date prior to the current date will retroactively send historical statements.
  • Forwarding Username / Forwarding Password — credentials for the destination, if required.

Click Add Path to save.

Once configured, the Last Activity column shows the most recent time a statement was successfully forwarded, which is a quick way to confirm the connection is still working.

Use this option when you want statements flowing into a third-party system continuously, rather than pulling them manually.

Which One Should You Use?

 Export StatementsStatement Forwarding
Best forOne-time data pulls, audits, reportsOngoing, real-time integrations
FormatJSON file, downloaded manuallySent automatically to a URL
SetupNone — just select a date rangeRequires a destination LRS/tool URL

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