Turn rules into the right behavior
Compliance doesn't end with a passed quiz. SceneSnap lets people practice realistic risk situations and shows how they react, not just what they remember.
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What changes with SceneSnap
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Rules, explained in context
Policies, procedures, and regulations become explanations with examples from the work of the people who apply them.
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Risk inside a working day
A suspicious email among the others, an unusual request, an incident to report. People decide and the scenario reacts.
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The right procedure at the right moment
When a similar situation comes up at work, SceneSnap brings back the procedure and who to contact.
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Data ready for reporting
Participation, understanding, and decisions in scenarios are recorded: you see where the organization is exposed and document the training delivered.
Bank detail changes
A bank detail change is always verified by calling the number on file. No payment before that.
Your turn
Rules, explained in the context of each role
Repeater turns policies, procedures, and regulations into a path with examples from the work of the people who apply them, and checks understanding instead of just acknowledgement.
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The plan
It reads the material, finds the topics, and puts them in order.
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The teaching
For each point it picks the form that carries it best: a map, flashcards, a comparison, a narrated explanation.
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The check
Quizzes and open questions, set against the material, with the part you missed explained again.
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The next session
It puts together wrong answers, skipped steps, and time spent, and builds the next session from that.
What a scenario looks like
Every scenario has an objective, runs on the same channels as real work, and ends with feedback on your criteria. An AI director evolves the story based on what the person does: no two sessions are the same.
01Objective
Recognize the fraud attempt and report it through the right channel, without stopping work.
It's Monday morning: twenty emails to clear and a quarterly close underway.
02The scene
An email arrives
“Overdue invoice: open the attachment today.”
You assess it
Sender, domain, tone, attachment.
A colleague insists
“It's our usual supplier, go ahead.”
You decide
Open, reply, forward, or report.
The scenario reacts
The “supplier” calls to chase you.
03The feedback
Objective met
- Spotting the signalsStrong
- Resisting pressureDeveloping
- Reporting to the right channelStrong
For every criterion, with evidence from the session. No single score.
The situations people practice
Risks that arrive the way they really do: in the middle of work, without warning.
Phishing and social engineering
An almost-right sender and a carefully built urgency. To be spotted in the flow of the day, not in a quiz.
Personal data
A colleague asks for a client export “for a quick check”. What to share, and with whom.
Reporting an incident
A lost laptop, a file sent to the wrong person. Who to notify, and by when.
Ethical conduct
A gift from a supplier, a conflict of interest. Choose and justify the choice.
Regulated procedures
A transaction that needs specific checks, with a client in a hurry to close.
Unusual requests
A bank detail change by email, an executive asking for an urgent transfer outside the process.
The right procedure, at the moment of risk
When a task your procedures cover comes up at work, SceneSnap brings back the right step and who to contact.
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People connect their own tools
The mail, the calendar, the chat they already use. Each person connects their own, when they want to.
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The system looks inside your courses
The suggestion comes from material you already hold in the catalogue, rather than from generic advice.
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A notification arrives
A short message: what it saw, and what your course says about that.
Outlook
Gmail
Google Calendar
Slack
Teams
On the calendar: quarterly supplier close
Review the bank-detail change checks you practiced in the anti-fraud scenario.
From policy to the right behavior
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Upload policies and procedures
Regulations, internal rules, and operating procedures, in any format.
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SceneSnap builds the path and scenarios
Role-based explanations and realistic risk situations.
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People practice
They spot the signals, decide, and get feedback on every choice.
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Measure exposure
Risks recognized and missed, by team, role, or site.
It connects to your systems
SceneSnap works on its own or inside your LMS, with sign-in through your company SSO and the permissions you decide.
See all integrationsMoodle, Cornerstone, and any LMS compatible with LTI 1.3 or SCORM
- Custom user roles
- Advanced permissions
- SCORM compliant
- Single sign-on
- GDPR compliant
- Flexible groups
Frequently asked questions
Does it replace mandatory training?+
It completes it. The mandatory content stays, but people apply it in realistic scenarios and you see how they behave, beyond attendance.
Can we start from our own policies?+
Yes. Paths and scenarios are built on your policies and procedures, not generic content.
Is the data useful for reporting?+
Yes. SceneSnap records participation, understanding, and scenario outcomes. This data supports training reporting, including for funded training programs.
How long does it take to get started?+
The first path is ready the same day, built from the materials you already have. A full deployment, integration included, takes days, not months.
Does it integrate with our LMS? Is our data safe?+
SceneSnap is an LTI 1.3 tool: it plugs into Moodle, Cornerstone, and other compatible LMSs, with sign-in through your company SSO. Your content stays yours, is never used to train models, and is hosted in the EU in line with GDPR.
Simulate a phishing email inside a working day, not inside a quiz
We start from one of your policies or a recurring risk and show you the scenario.