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Harbourline Freight
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Training records you can stand behind
Short video courses for freight and logistics crews. Assign by site, role or name, keep every completion on record, and let anyone check a certificate by its number.
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A record you can show an auditor, a client or a site manager
A certificate records completed training. It isn’t a licence.
Valid
Valid until Fri, 7 Sept 2029
- A named person and courseThe name as printed at issue, and the course they completed.
- Completion they confirmedLearners mark each lesson complete. A video that runs to the end is not a completion.
- Issued by the organisationThe organisation that delivered the training, with its name and, when it has one, its logo.
- Validity in wordsValid, expired, revoked or replaced, said in words. Anyone with the number can check it.
Check a certificate
Enter the number printed on it, or scan its QR code, to see whether it’s valid, who issued it and when. No account needed.
See it at work
Learners watch with captions on any screen, then mark each lesson complete themselves.
Screens and sketches on this page come from a synthetic workspace; names are fictional.
From a recorded video to a finished record
Author
Upload short videos with captions, add a reading or a quick check, and publish the course when it’s ready.
Assign
Invite people to the workspace, then enrol them by name or with a cohort.
Learn
People open their next lesson on any screen, watch with captions or read the transcript, then mark it complete.
Track
See who has completed and who hasn’t started, review submitted work and keep certificates on record.
Made for depots, docks and crews on the move
Sites and depots
Assign required training by site and role, then see who is current at each site.
Crews on any screen
Lessons play on a phone in the yard or a screen in the depot, with captions and a transcript.
Agencies and their clients
Run a separate workspace for each client, with its own courses, people and records.
Security, privacy and accessibility
What the product does today, in plain words, for whoever reviews it.
Security
Each organisation’s workspace is kept separate, and course media is stored privately.
Privacy
What is collected, why, and how long it is kept.
Accessibility
How the site works with keyboards, screen readers and captions, and how to report a barrier.
Certificates are records, not licences
A certificate shows training was completed. Anyone can check one by its number.
Start with a conversation
Tell us who the training is for. We set up the workspace and invite its owner.
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- Tell us what you needWho the training is for, roughly how many people, and which sites or clients.
- We set up the workspaceIts name, address and privacy notice, then we invite its owner.
- Build and assignUpload video, publish courses and assign them by site and role, or to people by name.
- See who completedFollow progress, review submitted work and keep certificates on record.
Questions
Does reaching the end of a video complete the lesson?
No. Learners mark each lesson complete themselves, so a video playing to the end is never recorded as completion.
What happens to learners when a course changes?
Publishing creates a new release. People already enrolled stay on the release they started, so their progress isn’t rewritten.
What happens when a certificate is revoked?
The organisation that issued it can revoke it. A check then shows it as revoked, not valid, so nobody should accept it as current training.
Are certificates proof of compliance?
No. A certificate records completed training, and anyone with its number can check it. It isn’t a licence.