AI Compliance Training Generator
Intle turns a plain-language brief, and optionally your own policy documents, into a reviewable compliance draft that can include scored checks, graded decisions, references and a pass mark. It is built for L&D and compliance teams preparing policy refreshers and risk-awareness training for SCORM 2004 or 1.2 export or hosted delivery. Review the plan and supported section fields before release; a qualified reviewer must validate the policy, answers and regulatory references. Intle does not approve legal or regulatory compliance.
What to try and review
Turn a policy passage into a decision, explanatory feedback and a scored check.
Compare every reference and escalation instruction with the approved policy. Intle does not approve legal or regulatory compliance.
Use the saved compliance example to inspect decisions; verify score and completion in your own LMS before rollout.
Start with a brief of up to 5,000 characters or supported source material. The upload controls show file type, size and extraction limits before generation. All accounts use the same creator toolkit; generation, editing, hosting and history allowances differ. Compare allowances.
A real generated compliance
Try the saved example and inspect its sections. Generated output needs author review; quality checks do not establish factual accuracy.
Interactive preview
Compliance · 14 sections · Fully interactive
Urgent Request Before Parents' Evening
- Urgency is a common manipulation tactic.
- Unusual requests for pupil data need extra checking.
- Sender, links, and requested action should all be verified.
Legitimate school emails vs phishing cues
Use these clues together. A phishing message often combines urgency, unusual requests, and links or attachments that do not fit normal school practice.
What this format can include
Scored checks across six response modes
The saved phishing example has seven scored questions across single-select, multi-select, true/false, short-text, ordering and matching modes. A SCORM export gives scored items interaction identifiers; check how your LMS accepts and displays those responses and scores.
Graded decision points, not just right or wrong
Judgement calls play out rather than simply marking an answer correct. In the saved example's "Lost USB Drive on the Bus" decision, all four choices return a consequence graded from optimal to dangerous, ranging from "Delay increases risk" to "Fast escalation protects the school and pupils". Each carries its own regulation reference, whether UK GDPR breach duties or the school's own escalation policy.
References laid out for subject review
The saved example includes explanations, common-mistake notes and references to UK GDPR Article 5(1)(f), Article 33 and a school escalation policy. Its compliance metadata gathers the references for review. Generated references can be incomplete or wrong, so compare each one with approved policy and current law.
Pass mark and mandatory-completion record
The saved example uses a final assessment with an 80% pass mark, question weightings, answer review and a mandatory-completion setting. Review those settings and the scoring path for your intended delivery before relying on a completion record.
Built-in visuals, not decoration
The saved example includes a comparison table of phishing cues, a breach-response timeline and an escalation flowchart. Available visual forms depend on the brief, planned sections and source evidence; review their accuracy before release.
Context panels, flashcards and topic tags
The saved example opens with a scenario panel and includes a six-card data-handling deck and topic tags. Inspect the generated sections and use the available hosted or LMS reports to understand responses in their respective delivery systems.
Learners don't just read. They act.
Every experience is composed from interactive moments, chosen to fit what you’re teaching:
Deliver it your way
Host it live
Build a session and share a link or QR code. Learners can join in a browser, phones included, with nothing to install. Review the participation and responses recorded for that hosted session; learner-level detail depends on the joining and privacy settings.
Download it for your platform
Download a package for your LMS and test that exact file in its player. The recording shows one Blackboard walkthrough. Completion and score reporting depend on the receiving platform and its configuration.
Check dated LMS evidence and test guidanceHow it works
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Describe the training in plain language
Write a short brief. The saved example began with phishing, pupil data, device security and breach reporting. You can attach a supported policy, procedure or handbook (PDF, DOCX, PPTX), then check whether the draft accurately uses its escalation routes and contacts; an upload does not guarantee faithful or complete source use.
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Review the proposed structure
In the guided planning flow, review the proposed opener, checks, decisions, visuals and assessment before full generation. Adjust coverage, then check the finished package against the approved policy; the plan does not guarantee source fidelity.
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Generation runs through automated quality gates
The planner checks an interaction floor of 50%, visual coverage and section variety. Generated content is checked again; some findings are advisory, while blocking failures can trigger another candidate or stop generation. These checks inspect structure and technical shape, not factual or legal correctness.
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Deliver as SCORM or a hosted session
Download a SCORM 2004 4th Edition or SCORM 1.2 zip for your LMS, or share a hosted session link with completion tracking for staff outside it. After editing, export a fresh zip and replace the package already uploaded to your LMS.
What teams build with it
- Annual data protection and phishing refreshers for school and multi-academy trust staff, mapped to UK GDPR and school policy
- Anti-money laundering training for retail banking branch staff covering customer due diligence, SARs, tipping-off and PEPs under the Money Laundering Regulations 2017
- Fire safety and manual handling inductions for office and warehouse employees, referenced to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992
- Hand hygiene and medication safety compliance for clinical and care staff, built on the WHO 5 Moments and the 5 Rights of administration
Start from a template
Prefer a head start? These templates generate this content type from a suggested starting brief. Adapt it and review the result.
GDPR Data Handling Essentials
Covers UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018: the six lawful bases, data subject rights, the 72-hour breach reporting window, and when a DPO is required, with scored scenarios on real data handling decisions.
Workplace Fire Safety
Fire safety induction covering the fire triangle, extinguisher selection by UK colour band, evacuation procedure, and fire warden duties, referenced to the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Training
AML compliance training covering CDD, SARs, PEP screening, and red flag identification with transaction scenarios.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export the training as SCORM, and will it work in my LMS?
Yes. Every compliance package exports in formats targeting SCORM 2004 4th Edition and SCORM 1.2. The LMS compatibility page identifies the historical SCORM Cloud test build and keeps other platform claims tied to their recorded scope. Test the selected package in your own LMS before rollout.
How does scoring and completion work for compliance training?
Scored checks in a SCORM export use interaction records alongside the overall score; what your LMS retains and displays depends on its configuration. The saved example has an 80% pass mark, question weightings and a mandatory-completion setting. Hosted sessions record responses and completion in Intle instead.
Can I edit the generated content before rolling it out?
Yes. Review the generated plan, then use the visual editor to change supported question, reference, pass-mark and section fields. After saving, export a fresh SCORM zip and replace any earlier LMS upload. Check names, contacts and escalation routes against the approved policy before delivery.
Are the regulation references reliable?
No generated citation is automatically reliable. The saved example includes UK GDPR articles, the Data Protection Act 2018 and school-policy references, but a compliance owner must check the current text, applicability, answer and escalation advice before staff use it. Intle's plan review and editor support that review; they do not provide legal approval.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. You can generate and export unwatermarked compliance packages on the free plan. Paid plans add monthly creation and hosting capacity; there is no trial clock on Free.
Generate and review your own draft
Describe what you want to teach. Download a SCORM package for your LMS or share a hosted session link. It is free to start, with no card required.