Aiyori can now be used for workplace training.
Sign-in with company accounts (SSO), automatic joiners and leavers (SCIM) and completion certificates are all included at no extra cost.
Since October 15, you can choose “Workplace training” when you get started. The screens use training wording, and guardian and tuition features do not appear. There is no minimum number of users and no annual contract.
Employee accounts
- SSO: learners can log in with their company account (any service that supports OpenID Connect, such as Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace or Okta).
- SCIM: joiners, transfers and leavers are reflected automatically from your company’s identity provider. Groups such as departments come across as they are.
- With SCIM connected, once someone is disabled in your company’s identity provider, they can no longer log in. Without SCIM, a trainer suspends them. Their training records are kept.
- You can also paste a table from your HR system or spreadsheet to register everyone at once.
Assign, review and respond
It does not stop at playing videos: trainers listen to voice role-plays (phone handling, customer service, languages) and review notes on handouts, then respond, all in one place. Training videos can be set to block skipping ahead, speeding up and playing with the sound off, and a quiz appears once learners watch to the end.
Training records
- Export training status as CSV and keep it as the attendance record for mandatory and compliance training.
- Issue a certificate to anyone who finishes every item a course sent them.
- Hand out the same training again on the same date every year, to the people enrolled at that time. Earlier years’ records stay.
- View-only managers see only the progress of the groups they may see, not submissions or answers.
Data is stored in Japan (the Amazon Web Services Tokyo Region). The contract is based on the Terms for Workplace Training and the Data Processing Agreement, separate from the Terms of Use for tutoring schools and classrooms. Organizations in Japan (those that pay the usage fee in yen) with 1,000 or more active learners can also choose to pay by invoice.
On October 29, we also published guides for connecting Okta, Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace.
Our name comes from “Blue comes from the indigo plant, yet is bluer than indigo.” — Xunzi, “An Exhortation to Learning”.
It costs US$2.99 per person per month outside Japan (¥400 in Japan, tax included), and you can start free for 30 days after creating your organization.
Start free
Free for 30 days after you create the classroom (organization). You don’t need to add a payment method during the trial.