For each revised SOP, Examiverse makes a short “what changed” lesson in your operators’ languages, with a few questions. You get evidence per person (language, version, score and date) to file with your training record. Your QA approves every question before anyone sees it.
An SOP is revised, everyone signs, and nobody can show an inspector who actually understood the new version.
The SOP is written in English. Many of the operators who follow it read Hindi, Gujarati or Telugu better.
Records have to be ready before the auditor arrives, not assembled after the question is asked.
The document as your QA approved it, typed or scanned. The lesson is built from that document only, around what changed.
Every number is checked against the SOP and the questions are written from the approved lesson. Your QA approves the plan and the questions before anyone sees them.
Each operator gets a certificate naming the SOP version and the language it was taken in. You see who has passed and who is missing, and file it with your training record.
For each revised SOP, a short lesson on what changed and a handful of questions, in the languages your operators read. Contractors are inducted on the site’s own rules before they enter, in their own language.
We don’t replace your platform. Your product note becomes short lessons and a test in your reps’ languages, delivered into your LMS as SCORM with the score reported.
It names the course version and the language, with a QR code and a public page anyone can open to check it.
Doses, temperatures and times in a lesson are checked against your SOP. A figure the document does not state is not taught.
Never straight from the document. A person approves the plan and the questions, and a Human approval required lock keeps anything unapproved from going live.
The evidence pack lists every record with its language, version, score, date and verify link, plus who is missing, ready to file beside it.
Change the lesson and choose: certified staff take it at their next renewal, or now, by a date you set.
With Visual accuracy on, a film shows only the pictures from your own document, never generated ones.
QA, regulatory and sales-office staff take SOP and policy updates on a laptop, in English or their own language.
Operators, packers and contractors learn on any phone browser with an employee number and PIN.
FDA warning letters in 2026 asked firms for training that “objectively evaluated competency”.
Source: US FDA warning letter, 27 Oct 2026Summarised as we checked them on 8 November 2026. Not legal advice: check the current text before you rely on it.
No. Keep your quality system as the record. Examiverse makes the short lesson and test for each revised SOP and gives you evidence per person to file with it. If you run an LMS, the training goes into it as SCORM with the score reported.
They are written from the approved lessons, never straight from the document. Your QA approves the plan and every question before anyone sees them, and the Human approval required lock means nothing goes live until they have.
No, and we don’t claim it. Keep your validated system as the record and file the evidence per person beside it. For your vendor assessment, our security pack is shared under NDA and we will work through your review.
Films and written lessons are made in 64 languages, including Hindi, Gujarati, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Kannada and Bengali. The learner screens themselves are in 18 languages.
Change the lesson and choose who takes it: certified staff at their next renewal, or now, by a date you set. Staff part-way through take the changed lesson, and each certificate names the version it was earned on.
Yes. A product note or label update becomes short lessons and a test in your reps’ languages, delivered into your LMS as SCORM with the score reported.
Prices are quoted for each company: ask for a quote. How every step works is in the product guide.
Examiverse turns your document into lessons, tests, certificates and reports on its own. Tell us how many people and which languages, and we send a written quotation.
