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Every page on this site, and what each one is for.
16 pages, built from the same list the navigation and the footer are built from, so it cannot fall out of date on its own.
Every link on this page goes to a page that exists. Nothing here is reserved, planned, greyed out or coming soon, and the last section lists the pages we have deliberately not published rather than leaving you to notice they are missing.
Pages
The whole site, in four groups
What it is
- Home
- The front door. What this is, why it matters now, and the one claim every other page follows from. /
- How it works
- The stages of a conversion, what we need from you at each of them, and what comes back at the end. /how-it-works
- What is in it
- Every capability, on one page rather than six thin ones. /platform
- Who it's for
- Five kinds of training provider, each with the artefacts that provider actually has. /who-its-for
Before you decide
- Your material
- Who owns the course, and what happens to it if you leave. /your-material
- Security and data
- Where your material sits, who can reach it, and which parts are a commitment rather than a running service. /security
- What we will not do
- The providers this is wrong for, in our own words. /not-for-you
- Questions
- The ones that come up on the phone, answered plainly. /faq
The company
- About
- Who is behind this, and the six questions worth asking any supplier of this kind, including us. /about
- Updates
- A dated log of what has changed. The cheapest proof that somebody is still here. /updates
- Contact
- Send one chapter. What happens after you press the button, and how long each part of it takes. /contact
- Provider sign-in
- For staff at a training provider who already have an account. /sign-in
Legal
- Privacy
- What the contact form stores, the two cookies this site sets, and how long an enquiry is kept. /legal/privacy
- Terms
- What we hold ourselves to before there is a contract, and the clauses that are not written yet. /legal/terms
- Data processing
- Controller and processor, what would be held on your students, and the country it would sit in. /legal/dpa
- Sitemap
- This page. /sitemap
Sections
What is inside them
The platform
- 1
What is in it
Every capability, on one page rather than six thin ones. /platform - 2
Page citations
The page reference under every claim, and what happens to one that fails its check. /platform#citations - 3
Your question bank
Your own exam questions, kept as you wrote them. /platform#questions - 4
What your students see
What a student opens, and why nothing in it names a supplier. /platform#students - 5
Your staff and their roles
Five roles for your staff, and the more useful question of what each one cannot do. /platform#roles - 6
Formats we accept
What we can take in, and what is too poor to read. /platform#formats
The work
- 1
How it works
The stages of a conversion, what we need from you at each of them, and what comes back at the end. /how-it-works - 2
What we need from you
What you have to supply at each stage, and roughly when. /how-it-works#what-we-need - 3
What comes back
The handover: what arrives, and what you are asked to check in it. /how-it-works#what-comes-back - 4
When the rules change
What happens the year a regulation moves and your book changes. /how-it-works#second-year - 5
What we will not do
The providers this is wrong for, in our own words. /not-for-you - 6
Send one chapter
Send one chapter. What happens after you press the button, and how long each part of it takes. /contact
For providers
- 1
Driving schools
Theory, road signs, hazard perception, and your own past papers. /who-its-for#driving - 2
Maritime and boating
Navigation rules, buoyage, safety at sea, certificate preparation. /who-its-for#maritime - 3
Food handling and hygiene
HACCP, allergen law, temperature control, whatever your local authority asks for. /who-its-for#food - 4
Trade and safety licensing
Electrical, gas, working at height, plant operation. /who-its-for#trades - 5
Commercial transport
Regulations, endorsements, hours of service, pre-trip inspection. /who-its-for#transport
Company
- 1
About
Who is behind this, and the six questions worth asking any supplier of this kind, including us. /about - 2
Updates
A dated log of what has changed. The cheapest proof that somebody is still here. /updates - 3
Questions
The ones that come up on the phone, answered plainly. /faq - 4
Contact
Send one chapter. What happens after you press the button, and how long each part of it takes. /contact - 5
Provider sign-in
For staff at a training provider who already have an account. /sign-in
Trust
- 1
Security and data
Where your material sits, who can reach it, and which parts are a commitment rather than a running service. /security - 2
Your material
Who owns the course, and what happens to it if you leave. /your-material - 3
Copyright and rights
Who holds the rights, and the check we run before a single page is converted. /your-material#copyright - 4
If you leave
What you get back on the day you stop paying us. /your-material#leaving - 5
Sub-processors
Every company that would touch your material, named. /security#subprocessors - 6
Reporting a security problem
How to report a security problem, and what happens after you do. /security#disclosure
Not here
Pages a company this size usually has, and why there is not one
- There is no status page. Nothing is deployed, so a board showing ninety days of green would be evidence that nobody is using the product rather than evidence that it works. It becomes worth publishing on the day there is a live provider on it.
- There is no careers page, because nobody is being hired. An empty one is worse than none.
- There is no accessibility statement. The student surface has not been checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, and the contrast test that runs in our build is not that audit. This is the absence that bothers us most, because the thing being delivered is an app somebody studies on — but a statement claiming more than the audit covers would be worse than the missing page.
- There is no imprint. A statutory publisher disclosure needs the registered entity, and there is not one yet.
- There is no customers page, no logo wall and no testimonials. There are no customers, and the foot of every page on this site says so.
- There is no blog and no resource hub. Three posts and a stale date prove a site was abandoned in month two; the updates page does the same job and cannot go stale in the same embarrassing way.
- There is no pricing page. A first conversion is quoted in writing before any work starts, and a grid of tiers would describe a subscription that does not exist.
If you came looking for one of those, that is the answer rather than a redirect to something adjacent. If you came looking for something on neither list, the contact form reaches a person who will tell you whether it exists.
If what you are really trying to work out is whether there is a company behind any of this, that question has a page of its own. About
Send one chapter.
Not a demo of somebody else’s course. A chapter of yours, converted properly, so you can look at your own questions and your own page numbers and decide whether it is any good. Pick the chapter you know best. If it is no good, you have lost an email.
We will ask who owns the copyright before we convert anything. If you do not hold the rights to the material, we will say so rather than take the work.