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About Litmos
Litmos develops eLearning solutions for top-performing companies. An established leader in the market since 2007, Litmos offers the world’s easiest-to-use LMS and a comprehensive learning content library. Thousands of companies trust the solutions to create, curate, and connect learning content to employees, customers, and partners.
Acquired by CallidusCloud in 2011, then by SAP in 2018, and by Francisco Partners in 2022, Litmos continues to innovate award-winning learning technology and set the standard for customer experience and satisfaction. The solutions are used by more than 30 million people in 150 countries, across 35 languages. Find more information at www.litmos.com.
Litmos pricing
Litmos does not have a free version but does offer a free trial.
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Litmos Reviews for UK Users
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Alejandra
- Industry: Construction
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1+ year
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Review Source
5
Reviewed on 22/05/2023
Litmos assists us in onboarding new employees
We currently use Litmos throughout our organization. We use it primarily during the hiring process for new employees. Litmos makes it easy for us to conduct our product training program as well as department-specific training. We also use the program to send out new training manuals on software updates or company policies. Litmos reports allow us to ensure individual and group training compliance and identify areas for improvement. The utility has made it easier for us to train and onboard our employees, so they will be more prepared to contribute more quickly than used to be possible. One of the most important advantages of Litmos is that its component departments can share and store information in one place. This has made it possible for districts to work more cooperatively and no longer divide themselves into departments.
Pros
We are pleased that Litmos is virtual, which allows our employees to access the software from anywhere there is an Internet connection. It also has a low-budget mobile application. The design of the system can be tailored to integrate with the company's software, giving it the appearance of being more part of the organization than just machinery. The user feel is wonderful. The tiles look great and the system is simple to use.
Cons
I would like custom reports to be sharable with other users of the system, rather than having to export them and then share them. The procedure for building the course could be more efficient. It is simple to package the contents into class and course packets. The question is where do you write effectively in the various memory blocks. There is no built-in spell checker. The window for making copy is small. We started developing our material in Litmos, but then incorporated it into the course.
Kenleigh
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 501–1,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 1-5 months
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Review Source
5
Reviewed on 18/11/2021
Great Experience
This was our first LMS and we looked at about 10 options, 3-4 of which had free trials that we used and researched more carefully. I have no major complaints about the process of getting set up, though we're in the final stages of loading all our users into the system (400+), so we aren't completely settled in. Everyone at our company who has seen the platform has loved what we've been able to set up.
Pros
Overall I find Litmos to be easy to use and relatively intuitive. When I've had questions I've been able to find the answer in the online help forums nearly every time (in the instances I've had to reach out help has been rather quick and efficient). The content authoring works well for the most part, and the content library covers nearly all of our general needs, which is great. Any Litmos representatives we've worked with have been great. The Dojo is helpful for teaching yourself the platform, and the seemingly endless list of features has been great so far, though I plan to utilize them even more as we grow with our LMS (Assign, Branding, etc.).
Cons
There are some quirks, as with anything. If you copy a module and delete the original then you're unable to edit the copy (even though it's completely separate, per their descriptions online). Litmos has verified this quirk. I find the fonts/sizing to be somewhat restrictive within the content authoring tool, and in the same vein the assessments within the authoring can be difficult to manipulate at times, depending upon what elements you add on what page.
Reasons for Switching to Litmos
Overall we felt Litmos was a happy medium between Auzmor and Docebo. Auzmor was lightweight and modern, but almost seemed to lack some features. Docebo on the other hand seemed quite intricate and complicated. Both companies were great to work with, ultimately Litmos was just the best fit for our company.
Mitch
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 201–500 Employees
- Used Monthly for 6-12 months
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Review Source
3
Reviewed on 31/10/2024
Ok but feels stale
Litmos is a functional tool for content creation and tracking in learning and development if your needs are straightforward. That said, the limited interactivity impacted its effectiveness for dynamic and engaging training needs.
Pros
I liked Litmos ease of use for creating and delivering training content. It offered straightforward tools for managing courses and tracking learner progress, making it accessible for both creators and users.
Cons
I feel Litmos UI design is quite boring with the outdated page-turning format. The system felt static and lacked the interactivity needed for a more engaging learning experience.
Dave
- Industry: Hospital & Health Care
- Company size: 1,001–5,000 Employees
- Used Weekly for 2+ years
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Review Source
4
Reviewed on 16/09/2024
Solid training and tracking platform
Overall positive using this product in our environment.
Pros
Easy to assign and manage trainings, makes tracking required training straightforward.
Cons
SSO can be finicky at times, searching for new training could be improved.
santosh
- Industry: Automotive
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Review Source
5
Reviewed on 16/05/2022
Excellent Corporate Training Tool - SAP Litmos
- The overall experience with SAP Litmos is very excellent and satisfactory. The tool is very helpful for enterprise clients to implement for the employees on-boarding and get on track as soon as possible.
Pros
- The most important feature of the software which is very helpful for the administrators to upload new learning content for the new employees to be successful and get knowledge on company policies on network, security, behavioral, etc.
- The most important feature of the application is to conduct exams and score employees on the tests conducted and evaluate the next steps for the employee. The manager can then look into the next possible certifications the employee should be targeting and get certified in the area.
Cons
- The tool can be more intuitive and make it more comfortable for all the new employees who are new to the tool as well.
- The product team can include more features on the tool like taking surveys, making content more strictly accessible for several teams based on the hierarchy model in the company.
- The tool is a little expensive than the one's available in the market
