Frequently asked questions.

MeVn.ai can operate your digital training lifecycle — from needs analysis and planning through course production, LMS administration, enrolment, reporting and maintenance. Your organisation retains responsibility for policy approval, subject-matter accuracy, workplace supervision and any practical competency or regulatory sign-off.

Yes. The Course Pilot is a fixed-price one-time engagement with no obligation to continue.

Yes. We can deliver SCORM packages for your team to upload or manage publishing, assignment and reporting where the selected plan includes LMS operations and the necessary system access is provided.

We can scope a MeVn.ai-hosted delivery option based on learner volume, reporting needs, authentication and record retention requirements.

The client appoints an authorised subject-matter or policy reviewer. MeVn.ai manages production and quality control but does not independently change the client's policies or operating requirements.

No. AI supports parts of research, structuring, writing, media creation, translation and assessment development. Every deliverable follows an agreed human review, quality assurance and client approval workflow before release.

Production is grounded in approved client material and agreed authoritative references. Drafts are reviewed against those sources, technical questions are escalated to the authorised subject-matter reviewer, and content is not released until the agreed approval process is complete.

MeVn.ai is responsible for following the agreed production and quality process. The client appoints an authorised subject-matter or policy reviewer for organisation-specific, regulatory or technically specialised content unless independent SME review is separately included.

Course narration, on-screen text and assessments can be produced in 140+ languages, with translated content reviewed as part of the standard production and QA workflow.

A single fixed-price Course Pilot module is delivered in 10 business days after the brief and source material are confirmed. Ongoing plans define a recurring monthly production capacity instead of a per-course timeline.

Course maintenance — updating policies, SOPs, product information, branding, links, assessments and language versions — is included as a planned allowance on managed plans, or can be scoped as a standalone request.

No. The Course Pilot is a low-risk, fixed-price way to evaluate the production and delivery model on one real requirement before committing to an ongoing plan.