Three things ordinary video hosting cannot do
Mandatory programmes need controls that a shared drive does not have:
- Cannot skip — with strict mode on, dragging the slider banks no credit.
- Cannot guess — the answer key never reaches the browser; grading is server-side.
- Cannot fake — every certificate carries a serial number and a public QR check.
Refreshers and recertification
The same flow covers first-time onboarding and periodic refreshers. Expired on a verification page means the training happened and is due again — not that the certificate was counterfeit. Trainers can reset progress when someone must retake.
Plans that match how you grow
Plans differ by courses, trainees, trainer seats, video storage, monthly watch time, and AI credits. Current prices are on the home page; when you hit a limit, growth stops but nothing already running is taken away.
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What problem does it actually solve?
Three things ordinary video hosting cannot do:
- Can't skip — with strict mode on, dragging the slider banks no credit, and a lecture cannot be completed in less real time than the video is long.
- Can't guess — the assessment unlocks only after the video is genuinely finished, and the answer key never reaches the browser.
- Can't fake — every certificate carries a serial number and a QR code leading to a public verification page.
How do you know a trainee actually watched the video?
Watch credit is calculated on the server, from intervals actually reached — not from where the playhead sits. A dragged slider or an idle tab banks nothing.
Rewinding is always free; it is skipping ahead that is restricted. Strict mode is a per-course switch, so optional material can stay freely browsable while mandatory training is locked down. Watching faster than the permitted rate earns no extra credit.
What happens if a trainee fails every attempt?
They are locked out of the assessment until a trainer intervenes. Nothing is deleted and they keep access to the videos.
A trainer can then reset their progress, which clears their video progress so they must watch the training again and grants one more attempt. Every attempt they have already taken stays on record with its score and date.
What happens when we reach a plan limit?
Growth stops; nothing is taken away. Existing courses keep running, enrolled trainees keep watching, and assessments and certificates continue to work.
You simply cannot add more until you upgrade or the next monthly period begins.