The only course builder that turns one document into two courses.
Theory first or practice first: each employee picks the side they start from. Made for training managers and learning and development leads at companies of a few hundred people.
Customer data requests
- 1. What counts as a request
- A customer asks, in writing or by phone, what we hold about them.
- 2. Who owns each step
- Support logs it. Legal checks it. The data lead assembles the answer.
- 3. The written answer
- Say what we hold, why, and who else has seen it.
Theory first
6 lessonsConcepts, then application.
What counts as a request
Who owns each step
What the answer must contain
A customer asks for everything
Route it to its owner
Draft the reply
Practice first
6 lessonsA case or exercise, then the concepts that explain it.
A customer asks for everything
Route it to its owner
Draft the reply
What counts as a request
Who owns each step
What the answer must contain
Same six lessons. Two ways in.
Sample: what Side.ai builds from one document on handling customer data requests. Scroll each row to see every lesson.
Theory first
Concepts first, then you apply them.
Practice first
A concrete case first, then the concepts that explain it.
From one document to two courses in three steps
Upload the document
Drop in the PDF or Word file you already train from. You do it once.
Side.ai builds both versions
Theory first runs concepts, then application. Practice first starts from a concrete case or exercise, then brings in the concepts that explain it.
Each employee picks a side
Send learners their link. They choose where to start and walk through the same course from there.
EUR 99 per month, per training department.
One monthly plan, sold through the hosted checkout from a signed-in account. Here is what it covers.
Every document you upload becomes a Theory first course and a Practice first course.
Both versions are hosted for you. Each learner gets a link and picks the side they start from.
See who has finished, separately for Theory first and for Practice first.
Take both versions with you whenever you need them.