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Everyone ticked "I've read and agree." Now you'll know who understood.

Contento turns policies and mandatory training into a short program with a test people have to pass. Everyone who passes gets a dated certificate, and you get a report you can show an auditor: who completed, who passed, and where the policy still isn't landing.

Mandatory training is measured in signatures. Auditors ask who understood.

What compliance training looks like at most companies, and what Contento does about it.

Mandatory training todayWith Contento
A long deck, with an "I've read and agree" checkbox at the end.The policy becomes a program in short chapters, with real-work scenarios. The AI drafts it from the document itself, and you approve every page.
No way to tell who understood and who just clicked through.A final test people have to pass at the score you set. It opens only once every page has been read, and without a pass the program isn't complete.
Before an audit, you gather sign-offs from spreadsheets and emails.One report: who completed, who passed and with what score, and active time on each page. Export to CSV or PDF, and everyone who passed gets a dated certificate.
You chase the people who haven't finished, one by one.A mandatory cohort with a due date and automatic reminders. Conti answers "who hasn't finished yet?" and drafts a reminder for you to approve.

  1. Goal. Choose what the policy should change, like how many people click a phishing link

    The organization's success metrics, including the phishing simulation click rate, with a target

  2. Program. Built from the policy itself, with real-work scenarios and a final test

    A cybersecurity awareness program in the editor, as employees will see it

  3. Practice. Employees learn on their phone, and ask what the policy says about their case

    An employee at a high work table in the office, with the cybersecurity program on his phone

  4. Measure. See who passed, who didn't, and where the policy isn't landing

    The cybersecurity program report, with knowledge strength for each anchor

A checkbox isn't evidence.

Three moments in compliance. One program.

Takes effect this month

Every employee has it the same week.

Upload the updated policy, the AI builds a program from it, and you approve. Assign the whole company or only the people it applies to, and open the test for everyone on the same date.

An information security lead at her desk, beside a clear bag holding a password note taken off a monitor

What compliance gets you

Four things employees, L&D and your compliance lead notice from the first cohort.

  • A program from the policy itself

    A policy or regulatory requirement becomes short pages, scenarios and a test, pointing back to the source.

  • A test people have to pass

    A passing score you set. The test opens once every page is read, and without a pass there's no completion.

  • A certificate and an audit report

    A dated certificate for everyone who passed, and a report of who completed and who passed, exported to CSV or PDF.

  • Conti, for employees too

    Employees ask Conti what the policy says about their case, and get an answer from their programs and your organization's material.

Questions about compliance

What happens when the policy changes?

Duplicate the program, update it to the new policy and assign it again. Completions of the previous version stay in its report.

What can we show an auditor?

For each program: who completed, who passed and with what score, active time and an activity log, exported to CSV or PDF. And a dated certificate for everyone who passed.

Can we require recertification every year?

Today you open a new mandatory cohort each year, with a due date and reminders. Certificates that expire on their own, and a view of who's no longer current, don't exist yet.

Some of our people don't have a computer.

They sign in on their phone with a code sent to their email, no password, and learn in chapters of a few minutes.

Does the AI train on our policies?

No. Your material is used only for your programs, and the data is stored in the EU.

We already have an LMS.

Build the program in Contento and export SCORM to your LMS, or run it in Contento itself.

Bring the policy. Get back people who passed it.