Most of what a training day covers is gone within a month. PubDaily keeps asking afterwards, brings back what has faded, and reports readiness as a current number rather than a date on a certificate.
For the lead who knows the induction happened and cannot say what survived it.
Daily questions across your whole knowledge base surface the material that is no longer there.
A concept someone got wrong returns days later, then weeks later, rather than being dropped or drilled to death.
A current score per person and per team, so "trained" stops being a date and becomes a number.
Early client results; individual results vary by sector and policy mix.
Taking a ward or a shift off the floor for a day is expensive and disruptive, and most of what is covered is gone within a month. Five minutes a day costs nothing in coverage and holds.
You keep running the shift. The agent keeps the knowledge from draining out of it.
Send us the material from your last training day and we'll show you what a spaced version of it looks like.
Get started →An LMS records that a course was completed. PubDaily keeps asking afterwards, so you find out what is still there six months later.
It helps, so joiners and movers are picked up automatically, but it is not required to start.
Per employee, per month, on an annual plan, stepping down as headcount goes up. See our pricing page for details.
Scores stabilise within a few days, and the first real gaps usually show up in week one.