From Training to Development,
From Development to Culture
Bring Training Processes Into a Single Flow
Centralized Training Setup
Training plans are defined by department, role, level, or employee. Mandatory, optional, and development-focused programs are managed within the same structure.
Attendance and Completion Visibility
Who was invited, who attended, who completed it is tracked instantly. Manual list-tracking is eliminated, and missing development steps become visible.
Development Record and Learning Analytics
Completed training, certificates, and development history are recorded in the employee profile. Training data is reported, making development investments measurable.
Manage Corporate Learning
End to End
Training Plans Are Systematically Structured
Attendance and Completion Are Instantly Visible
Employee Development Is on Record
Move Development From Operations to Strategy
- Training plans can be structured by employee, team, department, or position
- A reminder and tracking mechanism works for mandatory training
- Attendance, completion, and development status are tracked on a single screen
- Certificate and completion records are recorded in the employee profile
- Training data is reported, making development investments measurable
- It can work integrated with external training platforms and content providers
Training sessions are recorded on the calendar and automatically delivered to target audiences.
Both individual development plans and team training programs are managed on the same platform.
Completed training is put on record, and certificate information is added to the employee profile.
Attendance rates, completion performance, training impact, and development data are reported; decisions are made with data, not intuition.
How Does the Training Journey Progress?
Training content, target audience, date, instructor, and attendance criteria are defined in the system. Training is planned on an individual or group basis.
Relevant employees are assigned to the training, and invitations and reminders are sent automatically. External training programs and integrated resources can be included in the flow just as internal training can.
Who attended, who completed it, who fell behind is visible instantly. For mandatory training, an alert and follow-up mechanism kicks in.
Completed training, certificates, and learning history are recorded in the employee profile. Development data becomes part of the institutional memory.
Is Corporate Learning Still Moving Forward in a Scattered Way?
When planned training isn't tied to a calendar, the process is left to personal reminders. The question of who took which training and who fell behind can't be clearly answered.
Attendance lists are kept in separate files, and completion information is updated late. Missing attendance is often noticed only after the training period has closed.
Which training the employee has taken, which development steps have been completed, and in which competency areas they've progressed isn't visible in one place.
When mandatory training dates, renewal periods, and reminders don't proceed systematically, compliance risk emerges.
We Answer the Questions on Your Mind
Mandatory training, individual development plans, department-based group training, and position-specific training programs can all be managed through AIRA HRM. A separate rule and tracking process is defined for each training type.
Both are possible. An individual plan can be created for a specific employee, and group training plans can also be set up for an entire department, team, or position. Both can run at the same time.
When training is completed, attendance information is recorded in the system. Who attended, who completed it, who fell behind is seen instantly. An automatic reminder mechanism kicks in for incomplete training.
Yes. Deadlines and reminder rules can be defined for mandatory training. Automatic notifications are sent to the relevant employee and manager before the deadline. Compliance risk becomes visible in advance.
Yes. Every completed training session is permanently recorded in the employee's profile. Certificate information, completion date, and training details become visible in the development history. Past data is never lost.
Yes. Department-based attendance rates, completion times, pending training, and individual development data can be reported. This data becomes visible to both HR teams and managers.
Yes. Training run either in-house or with external training providers can be defined in the system. Attendance and completion tracking can be done regardless of where and how the training takes place.
Yes. The training module works integrated with the employee profile and performance modules. Completed training can be linked to employee development goals and used as development data in performance evaluations.
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