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# How to Mark a Roadmap Level as Complete

# How to Mark a Roadmap Level as Complete

**In this article:**
* Overview
* How to mark a level as complete
* Setting a completion date
* Things to keep in mind
* FAQs
* Who can do this

## Overview
When a team member has finished the work for their current Roadmap level, an Admin or Owner can mark that level complete. Completing a level records it against the person's progress, notifies them, and — if it's the final level on the Roadmap — completes the whole Roadmap. You can optionally back-date the completion to when the work was actually finished.

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/superpath-help-centre/how-to-mark-a-roadmap-level-as-complete/01-title-row-mark-as-complete-button_e8f97f3e.png)

## How to mark a level as complete
1. Open the team member's Roadmap and make sure you're on their **current** level.
2. Click **Mark as complete** in the top-right of the level's title row.
3. In the **Mark roadmap as complete** dialog, review the prompt: *"Are you sure you want to mark this level as complete?"* The dialog reminds you that the person will be notified that the level has been completed.
4. Optionally set a **Completion Date** (see below).
5. Click **Mark as complete** to confirm, or **Cancel** to close without changes.

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/superpath-help-centre/how-to-mark-a-roadmap-level-as-complete/02-mark-roadmap-as-complete-dialog_693750c1.png)

> **Good to know:** The dialog also has an **Assign new level (optional)** section, which lets you move the person straight on to another level as part of completing this one. That's covered in *How to Progress a Learner to the Next Roadmap Level*.

## Setting a completion date
The **Completion Date** field is optional. Leave it blank and SuperPath records the completion as today; set a date to back-date it to when the work was actually finished.

You can only pick **today or a date in the past** — future dates are disabled in the picker, since a level can't be completed ahead of time.

## Things to keep in mind
* Marking a level complete notifies the team member that the level has been completed.
* If the level being completed is the **last** level on the Roadmap, completing it also completes the whole Roadmap.
* If a level is **already** complete, marking it again has no effect — the original completion date is preserved rather than overwritten.
* You can't mark **your own** current level complete from this screen; the **Mark as complete** button only appears when you're viewing someone else's Roadmap.
* Once a level is complete, its assessments are locked and the **Submit** assessment button no longer appears on it.

## FAQs
**Can I back-date a completion?**
Yes. Use the **Completion Date** field to set today or any past date. Future dates aren't allowed.

**What happens to the person when I mark their level complete?**
They're notified that the level has been completed, and the completion is recorded against their progress. If it was the final level, their whole Roadmap is marked complete too.

**Can I mark my own level complete?**
Not from this screen — the **Mark as complete** button is hidden on your own Roadmap. An Admin or Owner marks it for you.

**I marked a level complete by mistake — can I reopen it?**
Re-marking a completed level does nothing, and there's no reopen control on this screen. Contact your Admin or SuperPath support if a level was completed in error.

## Who can do this
Only **Admins** and **Owners** can mark a Roadmap level complete. The **Mark as complete** button appears only for those roles (and only when viewing another person's current, not-yet-completed level), and the completion request itself is rejected for any role other than Admin or Owner. Managers, People Managers, Instructors, Employees and Restricted users cannot mark levels complete.