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Learning management systems explained
What is a learning management system (LMS)?
A learning management system (LMS) is software that helps organizations create, assign, deliver, track and report on training. It replaces spreadsheets and scattered tools with one place where every course, learner and certificate is managed.
What an LMS does
Assign
Assign training to the right people by role, team, site or customer.
Deliver
Run e-learning, classroom and virtual training from one place.
Track
Follow progress, completions and certificates for every learner.
Report and prove
Turn training records into reports and evidence for managers and auditors.
What to look for in an enterprise LMS
- A clear fit with the outcome you need: compliance, growing a training business or workforce safety.
- Role-based assignment and automation, so training reaches the right people without manual work.
- Certificate and recertification management with reminders before anything expires.
- Reporting that shows status per person, team and site, and evidence you can hand to an auditor.
- AI assistance that speeds up course creation while your team keeps control.
- Enterprise security, single sign-on and integrations with the systems you already use.
One learning platform, three specialized hubs
Most learning management systems try to fit every use case. The Edloomio Learning Platform offers a hub built for each critical learning outcome.
Compliance Hub
Audit-ready Training compliance.
A compliance training learning management system (LMS) for companies in regulated industries.
Explore Compliance Hub Sales HubGrow your training business.
A learning management system (LMS) built for training providers and training businesses.
Explore Sales Hub Safety HubFor a zero-accident workforce.
A safety training learning management system (LMS) for HSE teams and safety academies.
Explore Safety HubFrequently asked questions
What does LMS stand for?
LMS stands for learning management system: software that organizations use to create, deliver, track and report on training.
Who uses a learning management system?
Companies use an LMS to train employees and contractors, and training businesses use one to sell and deliver courses to their own customers.
What makes an enterprise LMS different?
An enterprise LMS supports large, distributed workforces with role-based assignment, automation, detailed reporting, security controls and integrations.
How is Edloomio different from a general LMS?
Edloomio offers specialized hubs on one learning platform: Compliance Hub for regulated industries, Sales Hub for training providers and Safety Hub for HSE and safety teams.