Modules
Six modules, one platform
Each module can be switched on or off, so you do not pay for what your organisation does not use.
Training
Video training with lesson tracking
A training is a playlist of lessons, and every completion is recorded on its own. Progress is therefore computed from real events rather than estimated. Content is stored in three languages and shown in the participant's own.
- Per-lesson progress
- YouTube video integration
- Content in three languages
Exams
Exams graded on the server
Questions are served one at a time and answers are checked on the server — the correct answers never reach the browser, so a result cannot be tampered with from the client. The result screen shows the given answer, the correct one and an explanation for every question.
- Results cannot be tampered with
- The best attempt is kept
- An explanation for every question
Simulation
Data-driven business simulation
Participants decide round by round, and each choice moves cash, customer satisfaction and reputation. A small amount of market noise is applied, so the same strategy does not produce an identical run twice. A teacher can also grade the run by hand.
- A new scenario needs no code
- Teacher grading
- Scored across three metrics
Hackathon
Hackathons with transparent judging
Participants form teams and upload a project PDF; jurors score and comment against each criterion. Rankings use a weighted average, so who scored what on which criterion stays auditable afterwards. Results stay sealed until you reveal them.
- Weighted ranking per criterion
- Scheduled results reveal
- Anonymous jury feedback for teams
Certificates
Verifiable certificates
Participation, achievement and completion certificates are issued as PDFs. Each carries a per-organisation sequential serial and a random verification code, and is frozen with the name and title held at issue time — renaming someone later does not alter the document.
- Sequential serial numbers
- Bulk issuing and ZIP export
- Your own signature and template
Analytics
See the state of the programme in numbers
The analytics dashboard shows total and active participants, enrolments, average completion and certificates issued. The course table carries enrolled, completed, average score and average duration, and the weekly chart tracks the last twelve weeks.
- Completion and average score per course
- Twelve weeks of activity
- One-click CSV export