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Build the course from the documents you have. File the certificate on the person who earned it.
From the document to the certificate, in five steps.
The course is built from the documents you have
A lesson is a document already on file: the commissioning procedure, the safety sheet, a slide deck, a video. Order them into sections, add a quiz, name the certificate. When the procedure gets a new version, the lesson does too.
From the document to the certificate, in five steps.
A lesson is a document already on file: the commissioning procedure, the safety sheet, a slide deck, a video. Order them into sections, add a quiz, name the certificate. When the procedure gets a new version, the lesson does too.
The lessons, the quiz, the path, and who has done what.
What a course is made of, who must take it and what the certificate says are yours to set.
A lesson is a document you already have
A PDF, a page from the wiki, a slide deck, a video, a form to fill. The lesson points at the document, so the course is as current as the file.
A quiz with a pass mark
Single choice, multiple choice, a number within a tolerance, a photo to upload. A pass mark, a number of attempts, and the wrong answers explained. The first draft of the questions is proposed from the lesson, for you to correct.
Prerequisites and paths
Level 1 before level 2. A path is a list of courses in order, and the next one opens when the previous certificate is filed.
One reminder, once
Seven days before the due date, the people who have not finished get one message. The planner sees who is late on Monday, not the learner every day.
Questions under the lesson
A learner asks under lesson 3 and the person who wrote the procedure answers there. The thread stays with the lesson for the next learner, and it can become a forum thread when the answer is worth more than one course.
Who has done what
Assigned, started, late, passed, per course and per team, and the average score against the pass mark, read from the enrolments as they change.
The same course, for a business that trains its technicians and one that sells to its clients.
What adapts: who the learner is (an employee, a client's contact, anyone on the site), what enrols them (a role, a hire date, a paid order), whether there is a due date, what the pass mark is, what the certificate says and how long it is valid, and where the completion lands. Two businesses can run eLearning and disagree on every one of those.
An HVAC installer training its technicians
The learner is an employee. The course is built from the commissioning procedure and the safety sheet the company already keeps, every technician is enrolled on hire with thirty days to finish, the pass mark is 16 out of 20, and the certificate is valid two years. The completion is a line in the employee file, and the planner sees who may be sent on a heat pump job.
An accounting firm selling a course to its clients
The learner is a client's contact. The course is built from the firm's own explainer deck and a recorded session, it is listed on the firm's site at €240.00 a seat, the buyer is enrolled when the order is paid, there is no due date, and the certificate is a certificate of attendance. The sale is a line on the client's invoice, next to the monthly fee, and the completion is on the client's record before the next review meeting.
The certificate is a document, generated from the record, dated, signed, filed.
When Karim passes the quiz, nothing is typed. The certificate template reads his name from the employee, the course and the score from the enrolment, the date from the moment he passed and the signature from the person you named, and it generates a PDF with its own reference. It is filed on Karim, attached to the course, sent to him, and its validity date is a field the planner can filter on, so a technician whose certificate expires in March is a row on a list in February, not a surprise on a site.
Who sees which course is a rule, not a habit.
An internal procedure is for technicians and the people who plan them. A paid course is for the client who bought it, and listed for everyone on the site. A partner course is for installers of your product and nobody else. In Enobase those are roles on the course: who can take it, who can assign it, who reads the results, and whether the public shop lists it. A client signing in sees their courses and their certificates, and nothing of the technicians'. The technician sees the procedure, and nothing of the price list.
Employees
Enrolled by role or by hire date, their progress and certificates on their file, read by the people who plan them. See Employees.
EmployeesClients
Enrolled by a paid order, their courses and certificates in their room on your site, on the same contact that holds the quotes and the invoices. See Customer Portal.
ClientsThe public site
The course listed at a price, with its outline, its length and its reviews, in the shop that sells the rest of what you sell. See eCommerce.
The public siteThis is the room.
One course as its cohort: how many are assigned, how many have passed, who is late, and every learner as a row with their team, their progress, their score and their certificate, sortable so the late ones come first.
Built for businesses that teach what they do.
Installers, maintenance contractors, accounting firms, software vendors, franchisors, distributors with a dealer network: the businesses whose knowledge is already written down in a procedure, a safety sheet, a deck or a recorded session, and who need the people who read it to prove they did. Sometimes the learner is on the payroll and the certificate decides who may be sent on the job. Sometimes the learner is a client or a partner and the course is a product with a price.
The course platform you would otherwise buy sells to a student it does not know.
It has a course builder, a quiz and a checkout. The buyer is a student account, the money arrives as a payout, and the certificate is a badge inside the platform.
Lessons, a quiz, a certificate
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A course platform
- Yes
- A suite module
- Yes
- Enobase
- Yes
The course built from the documents you already keep
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A course platform
- Uploaded again
- A suite module
- Sometimes
- Enobase
- Yes, the lesson is the document
Assigned to every technician on hire, with a due date
- A spreadsheet
- By hand
- A course platform
- By integration
- A suite module
- Yes, in its HR module
- Enobase
- Yes, a rule on the employee
Sold on your own site, by the seat
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A course platform
- In its checkout
- A suite module
- Yes, in its shop
- Enobase
- Yes, in the shop that sells the rest
The sale on the invoice in your ledger
- A spreadsheet
- Typed in
- A course platform
- A payout to book
- A suite module
- Yes
- Enobase
- Yes, the same invoice
The certificate as a signed document filed on the person
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A course platform
- A badge in the platform
- A suite module
- Sometimes
- Enobase
- Yes, dated, signed, with a validity
Who sees which course, per role
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A course platform
- Per plan
- A suite module
- Per app
- Enobase
- Yes, per role, on every view
Time to live
- A spreadsheet
- A day
- A course platform
- A week
- A suite module
- Months
- Enobase
- One to two weeks
| What you need | A spreadsheet | A course platform | A suite module | Enobase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lessons, a quiz, a certificate | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The course built from the documents you already keep | No | Uploaded again | Sometimes | Yes, the lesson is the document |
| Assigned to every technician on hire, with a due date | By hand | By integration | Yes, in its HR module | Yes, a rule on the employee |
| Sold on your own site, by the seat | No | In its checkout | Yes, in its shop | Yes, in the shop that sells the rest |
| The sale on the invoice in your ledger | Typed in | A payout to book | Yes | Yes, the same invoice |
| The certificate as a signed document filed on the person | No | A badge in the platform | Sometimes | Yes, dated, signed, with a validity |
| Who sees which course, per role | No | Per plan | Per app | Yes, per role, on every view |
| Time to live | A day | A week | Months | One to two weeks |
Questions about eLearning
Yes. On its own it is a course, a quiz, a certificate and a list of who has done what. Turn Employees on and the rule enrols by role and the certificate lands in the file; turn eCommerce on and the course is listed on your site at a price, and the buyer is enrolled when the order is paid.


