Audit & compliance
Your LMS says a course is completed, but can you prove which version was taken? During an audit, finding that answer can become a real challenge.
Six situations where an LMS alone is not enough, from a SCORM module delivered by a supplier to a regulatory audit. In each, Sajay Dispatch lets you choose the version in force and records who took which version.
Your LMS says a course is completed, but can you prove which version was taken? During an audit, finding that answer can become a real challenge.
Temporary staff, consultants and subcontractors must take your mandatory training. How do you give them the right modules and track their progress without opening your internal LMS?
You have a few courses to deliver but no LMS. You simply want to give access to the modules and know who took them, without deploying a complex platform.
With every fix or new version, the file has to be retrieved, tested and re-imported into the LMS. The back-and-forth multiplies, and it becomes hard to know which version is actually in use.
The same module is distributed across several LMSs. Each update has to be deployed separately, and tracking data is scattered. How do you keep versions consistent across every subsidiary?
You sell your courses to several companies. Once the SCORM files are delivered, how do you manage updates, control access and enforce contract end dates?
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