When someone asks for proof
Mandatory training fails at the moment proof is requested — an audit, a client questionnaire, a renewal deadline. A completion checkbox in an LMS is not evidence; a certificate anyone can verify is.
- Watch credit is calculated server-side from intervals actually reached.
- Strict mode stops skipping ahead; rewinding stays free.
- The assessment unlocks only after every required lecture is complete.
- Every pass issues a PDF with a serial number and a public verification link.
Built for distributed teams
Trainees sign in with a one-time code emailed to the address you invited — no passwords to reset, no accounts to provision. Trainers upload video, approve assessment questions, and invite by email from one dashboard.
Start on the free plan
One course, ten trainees, and the full player and verification — not a time-limited trial. Upgrade when you outgrow the limits; nothing is deleted if you stay on free.
Related questions
Is it free to try?
Yes — there is a free plan, not a time-limited trial. It includes one course, ten trainees, two hours of stored video and a monthly allowance of AI credits, and it does not expire.
You can stay on it indefinitely. Nothing is deleted if you decide not to upgrade.
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.
How does certificate verification work?
Every pass issues a PDF containing the holder's name, the course, the dates, a serial number and a QR code.
Scanning the QR opens a public page that reports one of three states — valid, revoked, or expired — checked against the issuing organisation's records. No login and no Elumio relationship is required for whoever is checking.
Expired is deliberately not the same as fake: the page says the training happened and is due to be retaken.