# Submit and share an attempt

> Choose when to share assigned practice, understand replay links, and change access later.

Source: https://lira.thoughtly.com/docs/results/submitting-and-sharing
Audience: everyone
Last reviewed: 2026-10-22

Practicing, earning a certificate, and submitting an attempt are separate actions. You can review an attempt before choosing to share it.

Submission is available for eligible completed attempts connected to an assignment, when the workspace privacy mode allows it. Private meeting prep and author test calls cannot be submitted as training results. An unassigned practice attempt may therefore have no **Submit** control.

## Review before submitting

Open the attempt and select **Submit**. Read the dialog before confirming:

- In **Submitted results** mode, a submission makes the available score, feedback, and call content accessible to authorized reviewers. Managers can review people they manage; workspace admins have workspace-wide reviewer access.
- In **Anonymous team scores** mode, the dialog asks for consent to contribute to anonymous team rankings. It does not create named reviewer access.
- **Activity only** mode does not offer result submission.

## Treat a replay link as public access

In Submitted results mode, submitting an eligible attempt with retained call content can create a replay link. **Anyone with that link can replay the available conversation without signing in.** Check the dialog and the content before you share it outside Lira.

Use **Copy link** to copy an available replay URL. Use **Turn off link** to revoke that URL. Turning off a replay link does not withdraw the submission from authorized reviewers.

## Audio sharing is a separate choice

When eligible, **Also share audio on the leaderboard** is a separate, per-attempt option. It requires recorded audio and is not implied by completing practice or earning a certificate.

## Withdraw a submission

The submitted section of an attempt provides a withdrawal control. Withdrawal removes submission-based reviewer and ranking access and revokes its replay link. It does not undo an earned certificate or restore content that has expired.

See [privacy](https://lira.thoughtly.com/docs/workspace/privacy) for the effect of workspace privacy changes and [certificates](https://lira.thoughtly.com/docs/results/certificates) for the separate certificate-sharing flow.