Product training videos for ERP and supply chain software

Start with the advanced workflows established operations teams use least, record each one as a short lesson in a test account, and group the lessons into courses by role. A simple process for ERP and supply chain software:

• Pick the workflows that matter after day 30. For example: receive a purchase order in parts, partly complete a manufacturing order and compare supplier offers with a purchase tender.
• Record each workflow once at a normal pace. No script or studio microphone is needed.
• Let AI handle the editing. Trainn's AI video agent writes the narration, removes mistakes and adds zooms, and can turn a recorded training call into short lessons.
• Add chapters so viewers can jump to the exact step they need instead of replaying the whole lesson.
• Group lessons into courses by role and share one link per course, for example in a customer training academy.

For more on planning, see building a customer training program.

Yes. AI makes ERP training videos much faster to produce, which matters because ERP rollouts need lessons for many roles, sites and languages. Where AI helps most:

• Turning recordings into finished lessons. Record a workflow such as “receive a purchase order in parts” once; Trainn's AI video agent writes the narration, removes mistakes and adds zooms.
• Turning long training calls into short lessons. Upload a recorded session and get focused lessons, one per task.
• Translating for every site. Translate a finished lesson into 30+ languages with voiceover and subtitles, so plants and warehouses in different countries learn in their own language.
• Keeping lessons current. When a release changes a screen, replace only the clip that changed.

A person still reviews every lesson before it is published, because ERP steps must be exact.

Measure customer training ROI by comparing what trained operations teams do differently with the cost of training them: wider feature use, fewer support tickets and less live-training time for your team. What to track for ERP and supply chain software:

• Use of advanced features taught in lessons, such as “receive a purchase order in parts”, before and after customers complete the course.
• Support tickets on trained topics, for example questions about “partly complete a manufacturing order”.
• Hours of live training replaced. Every self-paced lesson a customer completes is time your team didn't spend repeating the same session.
• Completion and drop-off for each lesson, to see which ones work and which need fixing.

Trainn's video analytics show who watched each lesson and where viewers stopped.

Trainn's Creator plan costs $19 per month and starts with a 3-day free trial. That's long enough to record one real workflow from your ERP and supply chain software, such as “receive a purchase order in parts”, and publish it as a video and a step-by-step guide before you pay.

• Creator plan: $19 per month for one creator, with up to 15 videos and guides.
• More creators or more content: compare every plan on the Trainn pricing page.