Are we ready to adopt AI?
Bring strategy, operations, technology, workforce and governance expertise into a shared AI readiness conversation.
- Define goals and opportunities
- Invite relevant experts
- Develop a human-reviewed roadmap
Bring specialists together to assess AI readiness, identify skill gaps, recommend relevant learning pathways, and support employees with AI Digital Twin instruction.
Organizational change and personal development reinforce one another. Neither works well as a disconnected training initiative.
Bring strategy, operations, technology, workforce and governance expertise into a shared AI readiness conversation.
Connect skills, roles and personal growth aspirations with relevant learning and ongoing expert-guided support.
A joined-up company program can bring expert-led AI readiness advice, individual skill development and reusable internal knowledge into one strategy.
Involve appropriate subject experts to understand opportunities, risks and strategic gaps.
Use skills assessments and career interests to recommend role-relevant courses and development goals.
Extend approved knowledge through Digital Twin tutoring, supplemented by human experts and HE365 workshops.
Reuse reviewed course content across onboarding, internal education and repeated questions.
Illustrative program design. Protect employee data, explain assessments, and keep people—not automated scores—in charge of employment decisions.
Explore workforce learningCombine the insight of internal leaders with external subject experts. Use structured discussions and collaborative review to identify opportunities, dependencies and training needs.
Illustrative assessment · Beta modelUse role-specific skill goals and course recommendations to support employee growth, supplemented by AI Digital Twin guidance and human review.
Workforce pathwayCombine KnovaTwin Professional ($499/month) with HE365 Professional ($500/month) or Enterprise ($1,000/month). Enterprise offers advanced matchmaking and larger community capacity; learner-seat bonuses require approval.
Discuss an initial readiness assessment and a workforce learning pilot tailored to your organization.
For companies: diagnostic placement, proof-based badges and certificates, and courses that stay current.
Each employee takes a short diagnostic per skill: below 0.60, the full lesson; 0.60–0.80, a short focused lesson; 0.80 or above, they skip ahead.
Skill Badges require 0.80 mastery plus a passed skill check; the Course Badge requires every skill proven. Completion alone earns nothing.
Issued only on the Course Badge. Not an accredited diploma, academic credit, or a job guarantee. Verifiable at knovatwin.com/certificates/verify.
Stale material and broken links become small draft patches. The creator approves or rejects every patch — nothing publishes itself.
Search approved public courses, or inside a course your team may view. Private courses and drafts never appear in public results. Ask inside a course and jump straight to the lesson that closes the gap — for one person, or a whole team in aggregate.
Your courses, your events, and your Twin in one place — a home for your company's learning. Talk to us about setting one up.
Lesson Text stays the full content and the default. Switch to Cards and the same lesson becomes a deck you can step through, with per-deck stats and a Show-all list. Links are never embedded in card view.
Team admins see which skills their team still needs, in aggregate only — never one person's scores or answers. Individual learning data is never shared with the team.
Search across approved public courses, or inside a course your team may view. Private courses and drafts never appear in public results. Team gaps show in aggregate only — never one person’s scores or answers.
See team gaps in aggregate, point each person at the course that closes their gap, and hire from a pool you can verify. Badges and certificates prove skills — finishing a lesson alone never does.
Each person takes a short test, studies only what they haven’t proven, and proves it with an exit ticket. Search jumps them straight to the lesson that closes their gap, one next step at a time.
Courses built by your experts become searchable across approved public courses, and expert gaps show which courses close them. Courses stay fresh only with the creator’s approval — never rewritten behind their back.
One assistant per role, working from real course material: your team’s gaps in aggregate, each person’s next step, and experts whose Twins teach only their own courses.
See team gaps in aggregate, point each person at the course that closes their gap, and hire from a pool you can verify — badges and certificates for proof, not clicks.
From the skills you haven’t proven yet — not a generic list. Study it as cards or full lesson text, then prove it with an exit ticket and earn the badge.
Your Twin answers from your course material only. Learners search inside your course, and you index your course for search with one click. Your course stays fresh only with your approval.
Ask a question and land on the lesson that answers it — or the right next course. Search reads approved public courses, or a course you may view. Private courses and drafts never appear in public results.
Your team's AI runs on your company's own key — scoped to your own people, never shared across companies, never on the platform's dime. Free-course AI stays bounded at a 5-minute lifetime allowance per learner per course, so a free taste never becomes an open-ended cost, and paid courses carry no such cap.
As a learner, you never see, set, or need a key. Open a course and the assistant answers from that course's material, powered by your expert's or company's key. On free courses, AI carries a 5-minute lifetime allowance per course — a real taste, with a clear message when it is used, never a demand for a key.
Add your key once in Settings — encrypted, shown only as its last four characters, verified, rotated, or revoked any time. Your learners' AI runs on your key, and only your key: it never serves another expert's learners, and audit records carry counts only — never prompts, answers, or learner content.
A company key serves only your own people, scoped to your team. Free-course AI stays bounded at a 5-minute lifetime allowance per learner per course, so a free taste never becomes an open-ended cost — and paid courses carry no such cap.