BHV administration software
for planning, refreshers and certificates.
Trainiq is built for providers of BHV (Dutch in-house emergency response training). Plan Basic, Refresher and Team Leader sessions, follow participants through their expiry periods, and let the system send the reminder when a refresher is due.
BHV is full of cycles. Trainiq keeps track of them.
A BHV Basic certificate is valid for one year. After that, a yearly Refresher keeps it valid. Add Team Leader and you have a second expiry cycle per participant. A mid-sized BHV provider soon has hundreds of live certificates at different stages, each with its own expiry date.
Trainiq records the issue and expiry date per participant per course type, and sends e-mail reminders automatically at thresholds you set (30, 7 and 2 days before expiry by default). Participants book their refresher straight from a link in that e-mail. Your dashboard shows how many people still need to act, so there is no Excel list to maintain any more.
Every BHV session on its own line
Filter by course (Basic, Refresher, Team Leader), venue or instructor. See who is registered, who has paid and how many places are left, all before you create a new session.
Features BHV providers use from day one
30, 7 and 2 days before expiry, configurable per provider. The participant clicks and books a refresher session on the spot.
Employers get one bundled e-mail listing every employee whose BHV certificate is expiring, instead of N separate e-mails.
Open enrolment sessions and in-company training at the client's site, in the same system but with different pricing.
The instructor scans the QR code → the certificate is generated automatically in your house style and e-mailed to the participant.
Companies see their own employees + all BHV certificates, and submit requests for in-company sessions.
Set a discount percentage per partner; large employers automatically get the agreed rate.
What BHV providers usually ask us
Short answers to the most common questions about BHV administration.
Relevant pages for BHV providers
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