FEATURED PRODUCT

Keep track of employee training with this easy-to-use software. TRAIN TRACK™ allows you to assign required trainings by department, job title or individual employee, and easily determine what trainings are required, needed or completed. It provides documentation of compliance with training requirements, it's easy to learn and use, and you can even modify the program to meet your needs.

NEW! February 2009: TRAIN TRACK™ 2009 is now available!

 

TRAIN TRACK™ 2009 is a completely new program designed for Access 2003 or 2007. While this is not an update for TRAIN TRACK™ 2000 or TRAIN TRACK™ 2003, it is based on the proven and tested technology used in the earlier editions. All of the code, functions, and processes have been thoroughly reviewed and optimized to bring you an even better application. We have added many exciting new features based on requests from users, and improved many of the existing features.

Click here to see highlights of the new features.

 

NEW! December 2008: TRAIN TRACK™ .NET will be available soon. Beta testers needed!

The new web-based version of TRAIN TRACK will run from your intranet using any web browser, with the data stored in a SQL database. This version is designed to run faster and be more stable and secure. Many new features include more user access levels, more importing options, better reporting, improved electronic exams, and allowing employees to enroll in trainings online. If you wish to be considered as a Beta test site, or want to be notified when the product is released, please contact us.

 

NEW! May 2008: TRAIN TRACK™ Client/Server is now available!

TRAIN TRACK™ is now available as a client/server application. The data is stored in a secure SQL Server™ database on your network, and the client application is installed on individual workstations. The client/server version is more robust, more secure, and uses less bandwidth than the standalone version.

 

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