The training that reaches people where they already are.
Adherence dies at the extra login and the forgotten tab. For desk-based workforces living in Teams, practice reminders and one-click session access arrive in the tool that’s already open — and manager digests land where managers already read.
Every extra step is an adherence tax
A daily-practice habit is fragile in exactly one place: the moment between intention and starting. Email reminders get triaged, separate apps get forgotten, and the ten-minute session that would have happened doesn’t. For desk workforces, the tool that survives that moment is the one already open all day.
Delivering into Teams removes the friction: the reminder appears in the flow of work, the session opens in a click carrying Microsoft identity, and completion updates without a context switch. Managers get their team’s currency digest in the same place — so the follow-up conversation happens in the channel rather than waiting for a meeting.
Reminders timed to the schedule, not the calendar
Nudges fire when material is actually due — the engine’s decay forecast decides, so the reminder always has a reason behind it.
Manager digests in the channel
Weekly team currency and flags where managers already work — the five-minute check that turns into the right two conversations.
Identity that carries through
Microsoft SSO means no second login at the point of practice — the single largest adherence leak, closed by configuration.
Practice where the pings are
The daily set arrives as a Teams message — answered inline, logged centrally, no new app to remember.
Interface shown as an illustration with representative numbers, not a screenshot — the layout is the product’s.
Test it on one desk-based team.
Same content, same people, reminders in Teams instead of email — the adherence difference shows within two weeks.
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Questions buyers ask
Is the Teams integration available now?
SSO through Microsoft identity is standard today; deeper in-Teams delivery is scoped per deployment. We’ll tell you precisely what’s shipped versus planned rather than implying more.
What about frontline staff who don’t use Teams?
They get the phone-first experience — the frontline and deskless pages cover that model. Teams delivery serves the desk-based half of mixed workforces.
Does this need admin consent in our tenant?
Yes — standard app registration and consent, scoped to the minimum required. Your identity team reviews it like any other app.
Can notifications be tuned or turned off?
Per organisation and per person — cadence, quiet hours and channel preferences are configurable, because badly-timed nudges cost more adherence than they earn.
Does practice data go into Microsoft systems?
No — the integration carries reminders and access. Learning data stays in the platform, exportable to your own systems on your terms.
See it on your own content.
Bring one course. We’ll show you the retention curve your current training leaves behind — and what scheduled review does to it.
- 30 minutes, on your calendar — pick a slot here
- Run on your own content wherever possible, not a canned deck
- You see the dashboards, the learner surface and the evidence exports
- No commitment — and pilot data stays yours either way