LMS365 - Top Competitors (Nov 2022)

Shlomi Lavi / updated: Nov 04, 2022

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LMS365 vs. Alternatives in 2024

LMS365 vs. TalentLMS

LMS365 and TalentLMS both provide features like certifications and reporting. TalentLMS offers features like gamification, GDPR compliance, and videoconference support missing in LMS365. LMS365 offers process automation, compliance training, and competency management that TalentLMS does not. LMS365 licensing cost is unavailable; however, TalentLMS starts at $59 per month billed yearly or $79 per month paid monthly with a free trial and version. Both systems are LMS solutions that run in the Cloud.

LMS365 is intended for use in the following industries: manufacturing, government, finance, healthcare, law and legal, and consulting. TalentLMS is designed for use in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, software, consulting, telecommunications, retail, and others.

LMS365 (established in 2003) and TalentLMS (established in 2012) are privately held companies. LMS365 is trusted by millions of users in more than 60 countries, whereas TalentLMS is trusted by 70,000+ teams and companies such as Philips, eBay, Duolingo, and others. LMS365 and TalentLMS include a FAQ part and a knowledge base for client assistance. In addition, TalentLMS offers phone and email assistance.

LMS365 vs. SAP Litmos

LMS365 and SAP Litmos offer Course & Content Management and Tracking & Reporting. SAP Litmos has features such as Social Learning & Notifications, Task Automation, and Instructor-Led Training (ILT), while LMS365 does not. LMS365 offers features such as Process Automation, Waiting List, and Skill Manager that SAP Litmos does not. The pricing of LMS365 and SAP Litmos licenses is not provided. Both systems are LMS solutions that run in the Cloud.

LMS365 is intended for use in the following industries: manufacturing, government, finance, healthcare, law and legal, and consulting. SAP Litmos is designed for use in the technology, non-profit, retail, hospitality, and healthcare industries. LMS365 (founded in 2003) and SAP Litmos (formed in 2007) are privately held companies.

LMS365 has millions of users in more than 60 countries, but SAP Litmos has 30 million users in 150 countries. Regarding customer support, LMS365 offers a FAQ area and a knowledge base, whereas SAP Litmos provides phone and email assistance.

LMS365 vs. eLearning Cloud

LMS365 and eLearning Cloud offer features such as Course Content, Certificates, and Reporting. Smart Assignments, Gamification/Badging, and an eSignature system are provided by eLearning Cloud but not by LMS365. LMS365 offers trackable competencies, automated compliance training, and process automation, while eLearning Cloud does not. The licensing fee for LMS365 and eLearning Cloud is not provided. Both systems are LMS solutions that run in the Cloud.

LMS365 is intended for use in the following industries: manufacturing, government, finance, healthcare, law and legal, and consulting. Technology/MSP, Distribution, Manufacturing, Construction, Government/Municipal, Communications, Transportation, and other industries can benefit from eLearning Cloud. LMS365 (established in 2003) and eLearning Cloud (established in 2009) are privately held companies.

However, LMS365 is trusted by millions of users in more than 60 countries, while eLearning Cloud is trusted by thousands who have already reaped the advantages of the VAIRKKO Platform. Regarding customer service, LMS365 offers a FAQ part and a Knowledge base, whereas eLearning Cloud offers Email, Phone Support, and a FAQ section.