Arc Enterprise
Prove every hour, for every person, on demand. Train a distributed workforce in an academy carrying your name, and hold a record that stands up to an auditor, an insurer and a board.
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What you are deciding
An auditor names one person and one date. An insurer wants the whole site. A client wants to know the crew arriving on Monday is current. Every one of those questions is about a person across years and courses, and every one of them lands on a desk where the evidence is sign-in sheets, spreadsheets and inbox attachments.
What you are thinking
We already have a system for training. This is a system we already have.
A training system gets a course watched and marks it done. The question you actually get asked is about a person: everything she has ever completed, when each one lapses, who signed it off, and whether the hours hold up when somebody presses on them. Arc keeps that record of the whole person, across every course, for good, and hands it back in full whenever you ask.
The answer
A client asks about one worker. You send back every course, every certificate number and every date, before the end of the afternoon it was asked.
A whole location, or everyone trained between two dates, answered in a single export instead of a week of chasing.
Before a certificate you issued lapses, you hear about it, and the renewal group fills itself while there is still time to run the class.
Your pass criteria and your certificate, exactly as you set them. The academy records what happened; whether somebody passed is yours to decide.
How it works
Your academy is stood up, put in your colors, and loaded with the people you already have. The courses you already run come with you, and your administrators are trained on it before the doors open.
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Your domain, your logo, your colors. Every site, every shift, every contractor signs in to the place they work for.
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The courses you already run and the documents you already maintain come across. Your opening catalog is built from your own material before the doors open.
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From the first completion, every hour is timestamped and attributable to a named person on a named date, and it stays that way.
The record
Current, outstanding, expiring, by person, by site, by course, by date range. Not one course at a time, but everything one person has ever done for you, years after the class, with every certificate number beside it. Any training system can mark a video watched by Monday. The record you need is the one still standing a decade later, on the morning somebody asks.
What they got wrong
Every missed question is held against what it was measuring, so you can see the one procedure a crew keeps getting wrong while the completion rate looks fine. Fix the training where it is failing, on the evidence, before somebody gets hurt proving the same point.
The promise
Yours to Keep
Every completion and every certificate number exports in full, at any time, at no charge. The record of your own people is yours on the day you arrive and yours on any day you decide to leave, and nothing about it is held to keep you here.
A draft is a draft until you say otherwise. Nothing reaches a learner without your stamp, and your pass criteria and certificate stay exactly as you set them.
The catalog
Onboarding, regulatory, role-specific and refresher content sits in one catalog, built on the documents you already maintain and the way your work is really done.
Inside a lesson
Produce a training hour and it holds up when somebody presses on it. Every minute is earned in front of the lesson, timestamped and attributable to a named person on a named date.
Cohort completion
Across every site, updated as it lands
Training they finish
Video, scenarios, judgement calls and hands-on checks, built the way your work is really done. Your teams learn something they use on shift, and you set the standard they are held to.
The investment
Arc Enterprise Lite
For an academy that teaches live, sells from its own site, and needs the record underneath.
$1,997/month
The recordThe whole person, every course, held by you, for good. Exportable in full at any time.
Arc Enterprise Pro
For an academy whose clients and agencies want their own academy under their own name.
$4,497/month
The recordYour clients' own record stores, under their names, held for good. Everything you built at Lite carries over.
Arc Enterprise Scale
For a group of organizations, an association, or a company with operating units, bought for the board.
$8,997/month
The recordEvery organization or company in one picture, held by the group.
| Course | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Short | A single topic, ten slides or fewer, video included | $500 |
| Standard | A full course on one subject | $2,500 |
| Extended | Multi-topic, assessment-heavy, the long ones | $4,500 |
| Program | A sequence of courses with a credential at the end | Quote |
| Presented live | Built for your own instructor to run in the live room | Add $1,000 |
Before you join
Weeks. Your academy is stood up, put in your colors and loaded with your people, your existing courses come across, and your opening catalog is built from your own material before the doors open.
It comes with you. Every completion and every certificate number exports in full, at any time, at no charge. Nothing about the record is held to keep you here.
Yes, from Enterprise Lite. Your own team builds as many as you need, and you approve every one before a learner sees it. Anything you would rather hand over is priced in the table above.
From Enterprise Pro. Each one gets its own academy under its own name, with its own roster, its own administrator and its own export, and everything you built at Lite carries over.
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