A corporate academy

Corporate Training

Compliance deadlines, onboarding cohorts, and a director who is asked what any of it achieved.

Programmes for induction, compliance and leadership; deadlines chased, then escalated; the answer to what it achieved

A corporate academy gets programmes — induction, compliance, leadership — rather than subjects, deadlines the system chases and then escalates, and the one answer a director asks for: who completed what, and when. There are no parents on the screens, because you said it was a company.

Corporate Training

LivePath — A learning path that moves with the learner

Induction, compliance and leadership as paths, assigned by role and start date.

FlowLink — Automations and the tools you already use

Deadlines chased automatically, escalated to the manager when missed, and the HR system connected.

TrueMark — Exams written, sat and marked in one flow

Compliance assessments with a question bank, sat anywhere, marked at once.

Insights — What is happening, and what to do about it

Who completed, who is overdue, by team and by programme — the director's question, answered.

KeyMoments — Lessons recorded, and the moments that matter found

The all-hands and the training session recorded, and the part that mattered found.

ProofTrail — Every action on record

Every completion on record with who, when and what version — the audit, ready.

Ninety seconds

From an empty screen to an institution with a front door.

Thirty days

Every feature on, then the school locks until a plan is chosen.

Seven languages

Right-to-left first: Hebrew and Arabic are not an afterthought.

Sixteen features

Named, published by the platform, and every one of them ships.

What the first answer sets up

Programmes

Induction, compliance, leadership.

Deadlines

Chased, then escalated.

The answer

Who completed, and when.

What stays the same, whatever the kind

One assistant, with a name

Vela is behind every AI capability — one set of limits, one log, one switch that turns it off for a course, a year group or the whole institution.

The years you already have

MoveIn carries the records across, mapped once and checked before anything is written.

Every action on record

ProofTrail keeps who did what and when; a learner's own work exports in open formats whenever they ask.

Frequently Asked Questions

About ninety seconds. The sign-up asks what kind of place it is, what it teaches, in which language and how big it is, and builds a working institution from the answers — your name, your courses, your address, a front door somebody could enrol through. The trial is thirty days with every feature on; then the school locks until a plan is chosen.

MoveIn carries them across: people, classes, courses and history from a spreadsheet or from the platforms it has connectors for, mapped once and checked before anything is written. What it cannot read, it says so.

A manual per role with screenshots and walkthrough videos, published by the platform and on this site under Documentation; help inside the app; and Vela, the assistant, who knows the school. Support levels differ by plan and are stated on the pricing page.

Every action is on record (ProofTrail), the AI runs behind one set of limits with one switch (SafeFrame), and a learner's own work exports in open formats whenever they ask. What the platform does not do is listed, by the platform, on the Compare page.

One platform, shaped by the first answer you give. A kindergarten gets groups, a day and families; a college gets faculties, credits and registration; a corporate academy gets programmes, deadlines and completions. Nothing is pasted over: the words, the screens and the defaults follow the kind.

Build yours in ninety seconds

Answer the first question and watch the institution assemble. Thirty days with everything on; no card to start.