ActiveManage can host and track industry-standard training content. A course produced in an authoring tool is uploaded, played in the browser, and everything it reports back — completion, pass or fail, score, time spent, even individual question responses — is recorded against the learner so you can report on it.
Standard-agnostic by design
Four packaging standards are supported, and they all record into the same place. A report showing who has completed their fire safety training does not need to know or care which standard each course was built in — which matters the moment you buy content from more than one supplier.
What it is, and what it is not
- It is a player and tracker. Content is created in an authoring tool — Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, iSpring, Rise, Lectora — exported as a package, and played here.
- It is not an authoring tool. ActiveManage does not build courses.
- It is not an invigilated exam. Every one of these standards has the content report its own result from the learner's browser. See What eLearning Results Can and Cannot Prove before relying on scores for compliance.
What gets recorded
- Learner records — one per learner per course, holding their overall standing.
- Course attempts — each individual pass through a course, so a resit does not erase the first try.
- Question responses and objectives — where the course reports that level of detail.
- Sessions — each launch, for when you need to investigate a dispute.
Worked Examples
- Healthcare: mandatory information-governance training, renewed annually, with completion feeding a compliance dashboard.
- Membership body: CPD modules bought from three different suppliers in two different standards, reported in one place.
- Franchise network: onboarding curriculum where each franchisee's staff completion is visible to head office.
- Manufacturer: machine-specific safety modules that must be repeated before a shift pattern changes.