Participant experience
Play the five-decision sample
See the browser flow, prepared facilitator guidance, captions, full text, and answer-specific coaching before you buy.
Try the participant sample →For independent training providers
Extend your workshop with a managed follow-up deliverable.
Trivana turns your accepted workshop material into three rounds of reviewed decision practice. You keep the client relationship, approve the final content, distribute the private links, and decide what to revisit. Trivana manages the production and returns a directional recap.
Managed production · one workshop · one cohort · no participant accounts
Inspect the deliverable
See what the participant does and what the provider receives.
View the end-to-end workshop example →- Source
Accepted material
- Day 0
Fresh recall
- Day 7
Application
- Day 14
Final practice
- Recap
Directional signals
The linked walkthrough uses synthetic activity and public illustrative material—not customer results. Its Day 7 card opens the playable participant experience.
Trivana Learn · Operated by Rerato, Inc.
Inspect the product before you reserve.
This is founding-stage product proof, not a customer case study. The public examples show the experience and reporting boundary; they do not claim customer outcomes.
Managed production · Buyer review before participant release
Buyer view
Inspect the illustrative recap
Review the participation and response-pattern view using clearly labeled synthetic activity—not customer results.
View the buyer recap →From workshop to follow-up
A clear handoff at every step.
The current pilot is managed—not a self-serve builder. The provider remains the client-facing owner while Trivana prepares and operates the approved reinforcement experience.
- 01Provider
Choose one eligible workshop
Share a complete brief and material you are authorized to use for the participant cohort.
- 02Trivana
Draft from the accepted source
Prepare grounded decisions, answer rationale, source locators, and exact facilitator wording for review.
- 03Provider
Select and approve the final 15
Review the proposed set, use the included consolidated revision, and approve before participant release.
- 04Provider
Distribute each private round
Send the Day 0, Day 7, and Day 14 links and any reminders through your existing client channel.
- 05Participant
Practice in the browser
Enter a self-asserted name and complete five decisions per round without creating a Trivana account.
- 06Provider
Use the directional recap
Review completion, best-attempt patterns, response-area groupings, and the CSV to choose what to revisit.
Responsibility split
Managed by Trivana. Controlled by the provider.
The split is explicit so neither party assumes that approval, distribution, or client follow-up has been automated.
Provider owns
- Confirm the right to use the workshop material and identify the intended cohort.
- Supply the program context, source material, and decisions that matter after the session.
- Review and approve the final answer set and facilitator wording.
- Send private links and reminders through the provider's own channels.
- Protect bearer links and decide what client follow-up, if any, is appropriate.
Trivana delivers
- Provide the private Learn Studio workspace for source upload, review, approval, links, and reporting.
- Draft source-grounded scenarios with locators for buyer inspection.
- Produce the approved Trivana Facilitator experience with synchronized captions and a full text version.
- Create private participant links for the approved sequence.
- Return the directional recap and CSV within the purchased reporting scope.
Inspect both sides
Experience what participants receive. Then inspect what the provider sees.
The public consultative-selling round uses Mira, the Trivana Facilitator shown for the offered paid pilot. Her avatar and voice are AI-generated—not a live person. The recap sample uses illustrative data and is not a customer result.
Participant sample
Consultative Discovery · Day 7
Five client-conversation decisions, response-specific facilitator guidance, synchronized captions, a full text version, and no participant account.
Experience the participant roundIllustrative buyer recap
Completion and response patterns
See how starters, completed attempts, best completed scores, duration, and response-area patterns are presented.
Inspect the illustrative recapQualification boundary
A strong fit for one defined workshop—not every training requirement.
Best fit now
- An independent trainer or small training firm already delivers a defined workshop.
- The workshop has an upcoming cohort or finished within the previous four weeks and qualifies after source review.
- The provider owns or is authorized to share the source material used for production.
- There are clear decisions participants should retrieve and apply after the live session.
- The provider can review the content and distribute three private links to one cohort.
Not the current offer
- Certification, compliance evidence, identity verification, or proof of workplace performance is required.
- The buyer needs Trivana to send automated participant reminders in the current pilot.
- The source contains material the provider is not authorized to disclose or process.
- The program requires an LMS migration, enterprise integration, or instant self-serve generation.
- The buyer needs multiple cohorts, an ongoing subscription, or reusable delivery rights included in the $399 scope.
Current scope: One private cohort with up to 100 distinct starters across the sequence. A repeat cohort is a new engagement, not an automatic reuse right or included subscription.
Confidentiality and access
Private workflow does not remove buyer responsibility.
Source files and buyer review remain in the private Studio workflow; participants receive only the approved experience. Providers must still confirm usage rights and avoid sharing material or personal data they are not authorized to disclose.
Can I reuse the same sequence with another cohort?
Not under the current $399 engagement. It covers one workshop and one private cohort. A later cohort requires renewed source confirmation and a separately agreed scope; continuation pricing has not been published.
Who sends the participant links?
The buyer sends the private Day 0, Day 7, and Day 14 round links and any reminders; automated reminders are not included.
What does Day 0 mean?
Day 0 means the first buyer-approved reinforcement release after the workshop, not the payment date. Upcoming workshops are the best fit; a workshop completed within the previous four weeks may qualify as a refresher after source review.
What does the recap prove?
Participation and response data are directional reinforcement indicators. They do not independently verify identity, attendance, learning transfer, workplace performance, certification, or compliance.
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