Attendance sheets prove someone was in the room. PubDaily records what each person was asked, what they answered and how sure they were, and turns it into a score a manager can act on.
For the manager who is told the team is trained and has no way to check.
Five minutes at the start of a shift, from the folders their role is assigned.
Knowledge, judgment and speed, so a near-miss never scores the same as a dangerous answer.
Per person, per role, per unit and per site, updated every morning rather than once a year.
Early client results; individual results vary by sector and role mix.
Not every wrong answer means the same thing. A question the whole unit misses usually means the protocol is unclear, not that the staff are careless.
A gap you can see on a dashboard is a gap you can fix before it becomes an incident.
Send a handful of your protocols and we'll show you the dashboard your managers would be looking at.
Get started →No. Each person sees their own progress; team and individual results are visible only to the managers you designate.
The fast-wrong rate. Answers given too quickly to have been read are counted separately, so clicking through does not look like competence.
A folder of documents and a list of roles. We'll walk through mapping one to the other on your first call.
They are two views of the same system. Compliance training is about what goes out; competency tracking is about what comes back.