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Norvet MSP

Veteran-owned · SDVOSB · Atlanta-based

Do you train several client companies?

Delivering training to multiple client organizations is different from running one shared course. Answer seven quick questions to see whether you need multi-client management: separate users, isolated reports, and per-contract access.

Free 60-second check

Do you train several client companies?

Answer seven quick questions about how you deliver training to client organizations. You will see whether you need multi-client management rather than one shared course area, before we ask for anything.

1.Does each client company need its own set of users?
2.Should each client see only its own learners, not everyone else’s?
3.Does each client need its own separate progress reports?
4.Do you reuse the same courses across multiple client companies?
5.Does access vary by contract or subscription per client?
6.Do some clients need their own administrator to manage their people?
7.Do clients need their own branding or custom learning paths?

Answer all 7 to see your result.

Multiple clients need separation, not one shared course area

When you train several client companies, each usually needs its own users, its own reports, and access based on its contract, while you reuse the same courses underneath. Running that through one shared area gets fragile fast.

A platform built for training providers keeps each client isolated, gives clients their own administrators and branding, and lets you report per client without rebuilding the training each time.

  • Separate users and isolation per client
  • Reports scoped to each client
  • Reused courses kept in sync across clients
  • Access that varies by contract
  • Client administrators and custom branding

Start on LearnWorlds, which supports training providers delivering across many client organizations, or have Norvet review and build your B2B setup with you.

Common questions

How do I train several client companies at once?
You need multi-client (sometimes called multi-tenant) management: each client company gets its own group of users, its own reports, and access based on its contract, while you reuse the same courses underneath. That keeps every client’s data separate without you rebuilding the training for each one.
Can each client have its own administrator and branding?
Yes. A platform built for training providers can give each client its own administrator to manage their people, and can apply client-specific branding or learning paths, so the experience feels tailored while you maintain one course library.
Will clients be able to see each other’s data?
Not when the platform is set up for client isolation. Each client sees only its own learners and reports. Getting that separation right is exactly the kind of configuration this check is meant to surface.
What does Norvet do, versus LearnWorlds?
LearnWorlds is the platform that supports multiple client organizations, reporting, and access control. Norvet is the optional help designing the client structure, access rules, and reporting, and setting it up. You can start on LearnWorlds directly, or have Norvet review and build your B2B setup.

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