Tovuti Reviews & Pricing

Key Features

• Content Creation: Instructors can access the library to build courses. Once created, they can import audio, PDFs, PowerPoints, videos (i.e. native host, Vimeo or YouTube) and other SCORM standardized files.
• Course Authoring and Management: If instructors don’t have enough material, there are over 7,000 courses to choose from. Classes get downloaded in their entirety or users can pick and choose various lessons. The course authoring capabilities come with over 40 tools for interactive content and are built into the app so there’s no need to export. This includes image hotspots, interactive videos, virtual 360° tours, matching games, flashcards, drag and drop images, voice recognition and branching scenarios for different activities. For testing purposes, it offers quizzes, tests, assessments and has multiple question formats and logic rules.
• Web and Class Design: The solution covers the public face of the website. This is important if an organization plans on selling classes. Class creators can access the easier tools or add custom CSS, HTML or Javascript. Landing pages for learners can also offer general announcements.
• Ecommerce: For organizations looking to sell courses, it has pricing capabilities, online purchasing and promo codes. It allows storefronts to control orders, SKUs, product images, taxes, reviews and more. For payment, it works with Authorize.net, Converge (Elavon), Heartland and Stripe.
• Subscriptions and Affiliates: For recurring subscriptions, it lets users manage, discount, pause, renew and comp where appropriate. It also lets the manager know if and when payments have failed. Last, it also contains affiliate functions such as assigning commissions and setting up various levels for a program.
• Corporate Training: HR departments can use the solution to ensure their employees are filling in the necessary skill gaps. In addition to the tracking and reporting tools, it comes with directories so anyone can see the organization map, various departments, partners or members and other important stakeholders.
• Customization: Companies can make their own branded portals with custom logos, navigation, course thumbnails, icons, colors and branding. For more complex operations, there are different portals and subdomains for various departments, branches and locations. Student portals can be specialized with upcoming events, due dates, courses, checklists, badges, and certifications. Employees can even use a personal banner image to make their experience unique. Leaderboards provide a good way to recognize high performers and encourage friendly competition.
• Role Management: Administrators can adjust the capabilities and permissions for different user roles. This digital manager can set permissions, sort and filter reports, add and remove people from groups and more. User profile information can be uploaded all at once from an Excel template. It can add as many custom fields as needed for the form. For exclusive events or groups, attendees can fill a form to get a registration link.
• Microlearning: When students need quick answers to important questions, the microlearning library gives them what they need. It offers PDFs, videos, slides and has a rating system so they can choose the most engaging media.
• Communication: The platform sends reminders by email or geofenced pop-up notifications. Progress reports are automatically sent out to learners. The pop-ups don’t disappear until an issue is resolved to require the user to deal with the issue.
• Reporting and Analytics: It can track data on a large and small scale to evaluate the effectiveness of a program. They can build a custom dashboard for KPIs and pull reports that follow the most important data. Instructors can follow learner progress, export information to Excel, look at class sales, filter, group, sort and auto calculate data. It can manually add grades, keep track of courses and auto-create transcripts.
• Compliance: The software tracks certified employees, looks at when their credentials expire and sends reminders when they need to be renewed. The website contains a guide to provide for HIPPA compliance.
• Events: It can create a registration page, monitor attendance, sell tickets and more for users looking for event management. The solution simultaneously supports both in-person and online participants. It has forms for registration, payment, booking rules and managing attendees.
• Integrations: The platform connects well with other software through its single sign-on functionality (SAML & OAuth 2.0), open API and a beta connection with Zapier to over 1,000 apps. Integrations include BizLibrary, Google Hangouts, SendGrid and Skype.

Limitations

• The UI is not intuitive and initially difficult to learn
• The price of the Pro version is high and there are other, cheaper alternatives on the market

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