What’s unique about FrameUp?

1.       Network program plus WAM (a web access module) – the program is kept on your network for office access, and for web access there is a choice of hosting your data yourself or using our hosting service.

2.       Not priced per learner and as many learners and employers/schools that you want can use WAM at no additional cost.

3.       Unique mode of reporting that includes % achievement of the whole of an Apprenticeship Framework.

4.       Range of preset reports available at the click of a button. They go from individual learner progress reports to in-depth management reports e.g. retention and achievement, timely and overall success rates reports all of which are available for different sub groups of learners – by assessor, subcontractor, entry level of learner, employer etc.

5.       The program includes an ILP generator with both an apprenticeship and Train to Gain ILP, which is automatically populated from the data on FrameUp and is automatically updated as a learner’s achievement and reviews are updated.

6.       It is customisable to reflect the way you track and analyse your provision.

7.       Includes staff monitoring , case loading, time log etc which includes all learners regardless of whether their portfolio is electronic or paper based, (no need to for different databases)

8.       Subcontractor Portal means that a subcontractor would have access to only their learners and be able to update learner progress and run reports for their learner’s only.

9.       Breath of coverage- means the program is of benefit to all staff within an organisation including assessors, team leaders, learning support staff, those involved in monitoring health and safety, staff responsible for managing subcontractors, 14-16 provision or Foundation Learning, senior managers.

10.   Unparalleled add-on’s  -

v IV Manager uses your existing FrameUp data to automate and manage all your IV Activity.

v CRM Extra written specifically for providers of vocational training, a unique employer /applicant relationships management program    that takes ‘onboard’ the requirements of providers who source work placements and/or deliver training for employers e.g. Apprenticeships,      Train to Gain and/or full cost.

11.   FrameUp’ multiple access methods:

a)         Network with WAM, FrameUp’s web access module

This is the “standard” access for users connected to your organisation’s network, no Internet connection is required. With the option for offsite assessment staff to update achievements, view evidence uploaded by learners, set and update review visits and send messages to learners via an internet connect

b)    Remote FrameUp Offline Access (Internet not needed)

Users have their own copy of FrameUp on their laptop and it appears to them exactly as if they were using access method a) above.

      Their data is kept in sync with the main network copy by a log manager which theuser runs when they are either:

i) in the office and can plug into your organisation’s network or,

ii) they have an Internet connection and can send the log files with their datachanges that way.