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More than an LMS, Trainual aspires to become a playbook, a way of organizing who does what and how, for each business they serve. They do this by encompassing onboarding, training, documentation, a wiki, and other tools, all within a single platform.
What's Inside
Trainual is a simple to use tool that allows organizations to document standard operating procedures across anything from pushing code to re-stocking. This is a great solution for smaller organizations that want to structure the necessary organizational knowledge for people to do their jobs, but that don't want to invest the time and money into a full-on learning management system.
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- Process Documentation: This part of the tool is meant to make your organization's core processes more systematic, something key for consistent scalability.
- Templates for Policies and SOPs: Trainual also comes with customizable templates for policies like DEI, WFH, Employee Review, and a myriad more.
Although Trainual is fairly straightforward to get up and running (as most cloud-based software), they also work with certified consultants and approved agencies.
Both people that have chosen to work with Trainual and the general public have access to several resources, such as an FAQ page, podcasts, blog posts, a training center, and a help center.
Trainual has integrations built with Asana, Basecamp, Dropbox, LinkedIn, most of Google's offering, and many other types of tools.
This vendor has particular success stories with agencies, companies in real estate, dental, government, educational institutions, non-profits, and enterprises.
Mainly, Trainual is offered in two plans; Pro and Premium. The former is either $99 per month if you pay for one year or $119 if you go monthly. The Premium plan is either $149 or $179 per month. Both plans include the first 25 users. Afterwards, you'd pay more for each user, but the fee is currently not disclosed upfront, likely because it varies according to the number of additional accounts. If you've got more than 100 users, they offer custom pricing from the get-go. And, in case you're a nonprofit, they may offer you 50% off any plan for as long as you use the tool. They also offer a free trial.
