Use case

Compliance training that lasts the whole year, not just audit week

Data protection, information security and workplace safety are not learned in one annual session. With two-minute rounds, the rules come back throughout the year, and the ones people miss most come back more often.

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Images in the answers: pick the right equipment. Illustrative example.

The problem

Mandatory training often happens once a year, sometimes the week before an audit. Between sessions, the rules fade until the day they are needed.

Risks show up in concrete situations: a suspicious email, a document left on the printer, a box lifted the wrong way.

How the game helps

Continuous review. Six questions per round with spaced repetition: the rules each person misses most come back more often.
Everyday scenarios. "What would you do?" questions, with plausible wrong answers that make people think.
Images in questions and answers. Show the workplace or the right equipment. Recognising what you see sticks better than reading a description.
Exportable results. Participation, progress by level and hardest questions, with Excel export.

Three sample questions

You get an email asking for your password. What do you do?

Reply with the password
Report it to the security team (Correct answer)
Forward it to a colleague
Ignore and delete it

Why: No legitimate service asks for your password by email. Reporting it helps protect the whole company.

Which equipment protects against objects falling from the shelves?

Helmet (Correct answer)
Gloves
Goggles
Boots

Why: Helmets are mandatory throughout the warehouse, next to the high racks.

You find a document with customer data on the shared printer. What do you do?

Return it to the owner or shred it (Correct answer)
Leave it there
Put it in the regular bin
Keep it on your desk

Why: Personal data left in view is a risk. The internal policy says to return it to the owner or destroy it securely.

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Keep the rules front of mind all year.

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