See where someone stands in their training
For apprenticeships, career switchers and in-house vocational programmes. Trainer, mentor and learner work in the same programme: tasks, attendance, assessments and conversations in one place.
Most of the training happens on the job
A practical programme runs for months or years, with class days, workplace learning and assessments by different people. When that information sits in separate documents, nobody knows exactly where a learner stands and what is still missing.
Flow makes progress visible to everyone involved, with the right permissions per role.
Everything around a practical programme
Programme builder
Build programmes from blocks, tasks, competencies and practical assignments.
Sign-off
Results per task and block, signed off digitally. Blocks complete automatically.
Attendance
Record per hour, per site or in bulk, linked to the sign-off sheet.
Progress conversations
Record notes and conversations with the learner, visible to the right roles.
Host companies and schools
Manage learners, trainers, host companies and schools in one environment.
Reports
Progress and attendance per learner, group or programme, also as an export.
Everyone their own view of the same programme
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Frequently asked questions
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Yes. Flow is built for programmes where school, host company and workplace meet, with roles for mentors and practice supervisors.
Yes. Signing off is deliberately simple: open the task, go through the criteria and confirm. It works on laptop and tablet.
Yes. You move a learner to another programme or group. Results already achieved are kept.
You decide per role who sees which notes. Hiding notes from the learner is being developed further on the roadmap.
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See how it works in your practice?
In a 45-minute demo we show Emmedy using your own training programmes, roles and certificates. No standard pitch, just your situation.