Turn your SOPs and recordings into training people actually finish
This is AI for training your workforce, not for training models. It turns the SOPs, recordings, and expert knowledge you already have into courses people finish.
How it works
First, the disambiguation: this page is about training your people, not training machine learning models. Corporate L&D rarely has a content shortage, it has a shape problem, thousands of pages of SOPs, hours of recorded calls and webinars, and the two experts everyone quietly DMs. We build AI that converts that raw material into structured courses, assessments, and role-based paths, keeps them current as the source documents change, and shows you who is genuinely ready rather than who clicked through.
Courses generated from material you already own
A 60-page procedure document or a two-hour recorded session becomes a structured module with objectives, lessons, and knowledge checks.
- Ingests SOPs, policies, wikis, slide decks, call recordings, and screen captures
- Produces learning objectives, chunked lessons, summaries, and assessment items
- Every claim traceable to its source, so SMEs review instead of rewriting
- Publishes to your LMS through SCORM, xAPI, or a direct API integration
Learning paths that adapt to the person
Two new account executives with very different backgrounds should not sit through the same fourteen hours.
- A diagnostic sets the starting point instead of a one-size curriculum
- Skips demonstrated competencies and spaces reinforcement on the weak ones
- Pulls role, region, and system access from the HRIS to assign the right path
- Recommends the next module from performance data, not seat time
Proof of readiness, not proof of attendance
A completion percentage tells you nothing about whether someone can do the work; scenario assessment does.
- Open-response and scenario grading against your rubric, with rationale shown
- Roleplay practice for sales, support, and safety conversations, scored on feedback
- Knowledge gaps rolled up by team, region, and manager
- Flags stale lessons the moment the source SOP or policy changes underneath
Where teams use it
Built for real revenue work.
SOPs that changed six months ago and training that did not
The system watches your source documents, detects the delta, regenerates the affected lessons and assessment items, and routes the change to a subject matter expert for approval before any learner sees it.
New hires ramping on tribal knowledge
Recorded expert sessions, internal wikis, and real customer calls become a structured first-90-days path, so a new rep learns from the top performer's actual calls instead of a deck written three product versions ago.
Sales enablement that cannot keep pace with the roadmap
Each release turns into refreshed battlecards, objection handling, demo scripts, and a short certification, with roleplay practice that scores the rep before they take it to a live prospect.
“We had eleven years of recorded training and nobody could find anything inside it. A new hire's path is now assembled from that archive in an afternoon, and our SMEs review drafts instead of writing from a blank page.”
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does 'AI for training' here mean training AI models?
No. This page is about corporate learning and development, meaning teaching employees, not building or fine-tuning machine learning models. If you arrived looking for model development, our custom AI software page covers that side of the work. Everything here concerns SOPs, courses, assessments, and workforce readiness.
How is AI used in corporate training?
Authoring and maintenance are the heaviest lifts in L&D, so that is where AI pays first: converting SOPs, recordings, and expert sessions into structured modules and assessment items, personalizing the sequence per learner, grading open-response and scenario answers, and flagging content that has gone stale. Instructional designers shift from writing first drafts to shaping and approving them, which is a far better use of the skill.
How do you keep AI-generated training accurate?
Generation is constrained to your approved source material, and every lesson carries a link back to the document and section it came from, so an expert reviews rather than fact-checks from nothing. Nothing reaches learners without a named human approval. When a source SOP changes, the affected lessons are flagged and regenerated, and for regulated content we keep a version history showing exactly what each employee was taught and when.
Will it work with our LMS, and who owns the content?
We publish through SCORM 1.2 and 2004, xAPI, or a direct API into Cornerstone, Docebo, Workday Learning, Litmos, and most other platforms, and we can run standalone where there is no LMS at all. The courses, prompts, pipelines, and code are yours: we transfer the IP at handover, so you are never renting access to your own training material.
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Your SOPs are already the course
Send us one procedure document or a recorded session and we will build the module back, so you can judge the quality on your own content.