One worker. One continuous history.
Connect employment, onboarding, qualifications and operational records to the same person. Keep context as roles change, people leave and workers return.
Workforce assurance, from A to Z
Connect HR, onboarding, learning, qualifications and safety around one worker record—so you can see what is required, what is proven and what needs attention.
Workforce Sentinel is a modular platform built to protect and manage workers throughout their complete workforce lifecycle.
Canadian-owned. Canadian-hosted.Core Workforce Sentinel application infrastructure and workforce data are hosted in Canada, including our primary application database on Canadian-owned infrastructure in Quebec.
Why Workforce Sentinel
When people, training and safety records live apart, the work of connecting them falls to your team. Workforce Sentinel brings those decisions into a shared workforce context.
Connect employment, onboarding, qualifications and operational records to the same person. Keep context as roles change, people leave and workers return.
See the requirement behind a status, the evidence that supports it and the gap that needs attention. A course completion and a practical competency remain distinct.
Keep findings, assigned owners, deadlines, completion evidence and verification connected. Know what still needs to happen before work is closed.
Start with mandatory Workforce Core and add the modules your organization needs. Shared people, permissions, evidence and history keep each addition connected.
One foundation. Connected modules.
Workforce Core is the foundation. Connected modules extend it into learning, operations and safety. Open each area to explore its capabilities and product direction.
Capabilities depend on enabled modules and configuration. Product direction describes the broader scope, not a promise that every workflow is available today. We’ll confirm the fit for your organization.
Requires Learning & Qualification. SCORM is an additional entitlement with hosting and storage needs. Create packages in your authoring tool; Workforce Sentinel delivers and tracks them.
Workplace safety workflows support inspections, findings, corrective actions, recurring requirements, and connected operational records.
Workers
A practical Today view, learning, credentials, forms and assigned work, with responsive workflows for the field.
Managers
See team readiness, outstanding requirements, upcoming expiries and work that needs review.
Specialists & administrators
Configure workforce programs, review exceptions and find supporting records within authorized scopes.
Evidence, access and history
Shared services connect the platform: organization isolation, scoped access, secure evidence, audit history, notifications, localization and recurring work. Sensitive information stays subject to its own access controls.
Canadian-owned. Canadian-hosted.Future modules
Future optional modules are designed to reuse the same workers, locations, evidence and actions.
Future module scope; availability and delivery dates are not promised here. Existing equipment inspection capabilities do not represent the full future Asset Management module.
It connects these domains around workforce assurance: who a worker is, what applies to them, whether they are ready and what evidence supports that conclusion. Workforce Core is mandatory; optional modules extend it.
A completion is one piece of evidence. Credentials and practical competency have their own review and assessment processes. The product model allows requirements to combine multiple methods of proof.
Native learning is part of Learning & Qualification. The optional SCORM add-on imports and delivers supported packages produced in specialist authoring tools; it does not author SCORM packages.
Payroll, accounting, full ERP, recruitment/ATS and general enterprise collaboration are outside the initial product scope. Evidence storage supports workforce processes; Controlled Documents is a future focused module.
Tell us the workflows and modules you need. We’ll confirm current capabilities, configuration and planned functionality before recommending a fit. The product scope describes direction, not release status.
Tell us about your workforce, locations and requirements. We’ll walk through the relevant capabilities and be clear about what is available and what is planned.