Train state employees, partners and sub-contractors across every location, with learner data that never leaves your org.
One system. Many agencies, partners and levels of trust.
A statewide program doesn’t train one workforce, it trains state employees, local partners and sub-contractors, each location with its own mix of roles and its own training requirements. Some content is public. Some is confidential by job function. And every completion must be trackable at the individual level and reportable at the management level, without standing up yet another system to secure, audit and support.
Administrators assign modules and documentation to specific personas, each location's mix gets exactly the training it needs.
Role-gated documents live under your Salesforce sharing rules, confidential even from the LMS provider, because the data never leaves your org.
Upload industry-standard SCORM 1.2/2004 and xAPI content, tracked natively, reported in Salesforce.
Equitable access is a requirement, not a feature, including white-labeling to your agency's identity.
Progress and completion per person; statistics and dashboards per program, location and agency, in native Salesforce reports.
Courses and documentation remain proprietary to your agency. You retain all intellectual property rights, always.
Every external system is a new attack surface, a new data-sharing agreement, a new audit scope. A native LMS inherits the security posture your agency already certified.
Learner records are Salesforce records in your org, under your encryption, your retention policies, your jurisdiction. Nothing to send to a vendor's cloud.
State employees use their Salesforce login; partners and sub-contractors use governed Experience Cloud access. No parallel identity store to provision and de-provision.
Completions, scores and certifications are queryable, reportable Salesforce data, with the audit trail your compliance office already knows how to read.
Scale to 100,000+ learners, governed like the org you already run.
Through Carahsoft, Daniwoo is available to federal, state and local agencies via established cooperative purchasing vehicles, including NASPO ValuePoint. No direct-contract exception needed: your procurement office buys through a channel it already uses.
Book a demo, or start with a sandbox evaluation against your agency’s requirements.
