IHETC Business
How a quote is built
Not by number of seats sold. An honest quote starts from how many people must be trained, how much content must be produced, and how long you need it for. Scoping takes forty minutes, and the quote that comes out of it is firm, held right through to signature.
The three variables
Number of people
Including subcontractors if they are tracked. The simplest variable, and the least decisive.
Content to produce
The existing catalogue costs no production. Content drawn from your procedures does. This is where most of the price sits.
Duration
A six-month campaign and a permanent scheme are not priced the same way, and we do not push the latter by default.
A firm quote, after forty minutes of scoping
A figure given before seeing the need is wrong in both directions: too low, it gets revised and you feel baited; too high, it makes you drop a project that would have fitted your budget. Scoping takes forty minutes and produces a quote that is not revised afterwards.
What comes at no cost, unconditionally
- The forty-minute walkthrough, including if it ends in a no
- Scoping the need and estimating volume
- Demonstration access for your team during evaluation
- Exporting your data, at any time, including after the contract ends
From first contact to purchase order
Four steps, one working week in the usual case. Each step produces a document you can pass on internally without reworking it.
- 01
1 — Scoping
Forty minutes. You leave with a written scope and a volume estimate.
- 02
2 — The quote
Within two working days, priced and firm: titles, supervised hours, credits, amount in Guinean francs.
- 03
3 — The agreement
A training agreement mirroring the quote exactly, ready for your signature process.
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4 — Kick-off
Accounts created, teams enrolled, deadlines set. The dashboard is live the same day.