Training management system Foreign products of this kind are referred to as TMS. This is a relatively new product, regardless of whether you have heard of related products or not, but now training institutions are basically already using this kind of management system.

But there are still many records that are recorded in forms or notebooks. Although they are simple, they can still work.

Of course, the spreadsheets or notebooks you use can barely survive, but to stand out in the increasingly competitive training industry, it is necessary to improve all aspects of the hardware and software facilities of training institutions. The management system of training institutions is a product that enhances the advantages of software.

Simple definition: Training management software is software that replaces your manual management of training institutions and makes the management of training institutions simpler and more efficient.

How does the training management system work?
The training management system is equivalent to a central hub, which can fully realize unified management and solve problems, rather than a simple product.

Training institutions used to need to record the production data of various parts on different platforms, but the training management software only needs to manage all matters such as teachers, students, class scheduling, payment tracking, trial student tracking, etc. In a set of software. It is fully automated and streamlined, and all departments can be seamlessly linked..
It saves a lot of time in the management of training institutions, greatly improves the efficiency of your training business, and gives your opponents a more competitive advantage.

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What is TMS?
Transportation Management System (Transportation Management System), the English abbreviation “TMS”, is a kind of (network-based) operating software under the “supply chain” grouping. It can improve logistics management capabilities through a variety of methods and other related operations; including managing shipping units, specifying domestic, domestic and foreign shipping plans, managing transportation models, benchmarks and costs, maintaining transportation data, generating bills of lading, optimizing transportation plans, selecting carriers and service methods, bidding andBid, audit and pay freight bills, process cargo damage claims, arrange labor and premises, manage documents (especially when international transportation), and manage third-party logistics.