Companies & multi-site networks

One standard. Across every site.

Roll out reference practices to your teams while keeping the option to adapt some content to local realities. Soriston lets you start on a targeted scope and then gradually extend training across your whole network.

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Overview

What Soriston brings to your network

Shared standards

The same standards, trained the same way on every site.

Gradual rollout

Start on one site, several locations or directly across the network.

A network view

Identify the sites or situations that need more training.

Multi-site challenges

As the network grows, practices can drift apart

Diverging practices

The same procedure can be explained and applied differently from one site to another.

Updates that are hard to spread

New procedure, new product or new equipment: the teams concerned have to be brought back to the same level.

Uneven onboarding

Onboarding quality often depends on the time and experience available locally.

Little overall visibility

It is hard to know which sites, teams or situations need more support.

Rollout

Start where you are. Extend afterwards.

Soriston can be deployed to a first location, to several franchises or directly across a network. The content created can then be made available to other sites, roles or groups, and adapted when the local context requires it.

  1. First scope One site, a few franchises or a pilot group.
  2. Shared content The same training for the populations concerned.
  3. Extension Gradually add sites, roles or groups.
  4. Oversight Follow activity and results for each scope.
Rollout meeting: a screen shows the move from one pilot site to several sites, then to the whole network
Network standards

The same requirements everywhere, adapted to each site’s reality

Define what must stay identical everywhere, then adapt only what depends on the site, the equipment or the local organisation.

Common to the network

  • Brand standards
  • Essential procedures
  • Safety and quality
  • Expected moves and behaviours
  • Mandatory paths

Adaptable locally

  • Specific equipment
  • How a site is organised
  • Local constraints
  • Complementary content
  • Particular populations
Network manager reviewing standards with a store team
Standardise what should be. Adapt what should be.
Uses

Soriston supports the key moments of your network

Opening a new site

Quickly prepare teams for the expected standards and practices.

Onboarding & integration

Prepare new employees for the standards, moves and situations they will meet from day one.

Rolling out a new procedure

Bring the teams concerned to the same level.

Launching a product or service

Introduce and rehearse the new moves or behaviours expected.

Quality & safety

Train people to spot deviations and adopt the right reflexes.

Evolving standards

Update paths when practices change.

Network oversight

Visibility matched to every level of the network

  • Network / leadershipA consolidated view of the network’s locations.
  • Site / locationFollow-up of its teams, the content assigned and their progress.
  • Trainer / managerResults and difficulties of their groups.
  • LearnerAccess to the training assigned to them.

Quickly spot the gaps between locations.

Discover the tracking tools

Soriston dashboard tracking results by site and by team
Rollout schedule

From scoping to rollout in about 6 weeks

For a standard project of 10 Soriston Immersive sequences, the goal is to go from scoping to rollout in about 6 weeks, subject to content approval and the availability of the filming site.

  1. Week 1 Scoping Defining the objectives, the skills to pass on and the project scope.
  2. Week 2 On-site immersion One day on site to observe the teams, understand their practices and identify the key situations to train.
  3. Week 3 Script writing & approval Designing the sequences and exercises, then approving them with your teams before the shoot.
  4. Weeks 4 and 5 360° capture & production Filming on your site, editing, interactions, guidance and integration into Soriston.
  5. Week 6 Testing & go-live Final approval, last adjustments and release of the path to your teams.
10 sequences. A first operational path. About 6 weeks.
Scalability

A platform that grows with the network

Rollout can start on a targeted scope and then gradually extend to other locations, roles, populations or languages.

Add new sites and new teams

Extend the setup step by step.

Add new roles

Assign paths suited to new functions.

Evolve your standards

Update content when practices change.

Deploy in several languages

Adapt your content to your teams’ languages.

Going further

Plans, per-site pricing and rollout examples

From the pilot to the full network, see the detail of Soriston plans for companies.

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What would this look like for your teams?

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes, when the sites share the same reference procedure or situation. Adaptation or new filming may be needed if the local context genuinely differs.

Yes. A common base can be kept, with variants where they are genuinely needed.

Yes. Rollout can start on a targeted scope and then be gradually extended to other locations, roles or groups.

Yes. Authorised managers can consult results within their scope and compare the data observed in Soriston by group, site, region or network.

No. Depending on the content, Soriston can be used on VR headset, mobile, tablet or desktop.

Content can be adjusted or refilmed when changes on the ground require it.

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