Apprenticeship across your region, connected.
Apprenticeship software your sponsors, employers, and training providers share. Start with a 90-day pilot on one regional problem, then grow into a network.
- Workforce boardConvenes the network and sets the shared scope
- SponsorsKeep their programs, standards, and decisions
- Employers and mentorsLog and review worksite learning
- Training providersRecord instruction and completion
One network. Each partner keeps its own records.
A shared deployment cuts duplicate coordination work. Each organization stays responsible for its own records, decisions, and access.
- Workforce boards and intermediariesSet the regional scope, invite partners, and coordinate the evidence the network needs.
- Apprenticeship sponsorsKeep pathways, employer relationships, and apprentice progress connected, and keep every program decision.
- Employers and mentorsContribute worksite activity through the roles and permissions agreed for the deployment.
- Training providersContribute related-instruction records through the roles and permissions agreed for the deployment.
Pick the regional problem first.
A pilot works best around one recurring burden that partners already feel. These are common starting points.
Partners keep duplicate records.
- Start with
- One shared record for the pilot partners
- Then
- Compare time spent assembling evidence against a baseline.
Staff chase missing records by email.
- Start with
- Find gaps before reporting
- Then
- Track missing-record follow-up against the baseline.
Smaller sponsors need a system they cannot buy alone.
- Start with
- A shared regional deployment
- Then
- Invite sponsors, employers, and training providers as the network grows.
Prove the value in 90 days.
Scope the pilot to real partners, approved program requirements, and one measurable task. Don't assume every organization needs the same tools.
Proposed 90-day pilot · up to 3 organizations and 100 active participants
- Agree on the region and the problemName the participating partners, one recurring coordination burden, and the standards and source records needed to address it.
- Set access and responsibilitiesDecide who can contribute, review, and see each type of record. Keep sponsor, funder, and agency responsibilities distinct.
- Measure the workCompare time spent assembling evidence, missing-record follow-up, and active partner use against a documented baseline.
Grow into a regional network.
These annual planning prices are proposals for discussion, not fixed quotes or approved funding levels. The agreement sets participating organizations, access, onboarding, integrations, and support.
- Regional Launch$28,392 / yearUp to 3 organizations · 100 active participants
- Regional NetworkLead proposal$56,784 / yearUp to 10 organizations · 300 active participants
- Regional Plus$99,372 / yearUp to 21 organizations · 750 active participants
- Enterprise$141,960+ / yearCapacity and service scope negotiated
Package boundaries and fees remain subject to product scope and buyer procurement. Pricing does not establish that public funds may be used or that unverified modules are included. Compare all plans
Your regional network, connected.
Bring the regional problem and the partners involved. We scope the pilot with you. Final pricing, access, and procurement depend on that scope.