Trainings

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A training is a compliance course dembrane runs for people who use the platform in high-stakes settings - sensitive citizen consultations, vulnerable-group research, anything where mishandling people’s words has real consequences. Completing one grants a one-year licence recorded against your account. Trainings are about people doing the work safely, not software features.

You’d want one when a public body requires trained facilitators, when you’re onboarding someone who’ll collect from vulnerable participants, or when a client’s procurement rules demand dated, demonstrable training for everyone touching the data.

There’s no self-serve “enrol” button. You request a training through your dembrane contact, and staff set it up - see trainings & licences. Hosts can see their own trainings and licences but don’t create them.

How it works

  1. You request a training through your dembrane contact, usually because a client or setting requires it.
  2. Staff create it in the admin panel, choosing the type (below) and the roster - the list of people taking it.
  3. People complete it. On completion, each person gets a training licence valid for one year.
  4. The licence is recorded against the user, and staff can review, edit, or revoke it if circumstances change.

The licence is what proves someone was trained: it’s dated, per-person, and expires after a year - so re-certification is a deliberate, visible step rather than something that quietly lapses.

The three formats

Trainings come in three formats, all granting the same one-year licence:

The format is chosen when staff create the training.

Tip

Request trainings early, before a sensitive engagement begins - the licence needs to be in place when collection starts. If a client requires trained facilitators, raise it at the planning stage.

Note

A training licence is independent of your workspace tier. It certifies a person for high-risk work; it doesn’t change your workspace’s features. A trained team on an appropriate tier is how you run sensitive work responsibly.

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