Digitize your training operations

MINT TMS is a dynamic, web-based system that evolves with your business. It has three applications, each accessed depending on the user’s role.

MINT TMS Desktop

All the behind-the-scenes magic happens in MINT TMS Desktop. With this application, core users…

TMS Desktop offers the latest Java technology with interactive touch capabilities, filtering, and zooming. Its configuration capabilities make any adjustments easy.

Who uses TMS Desktop?

Administrators, record keepers, and planners use TMS Desktop as a one-stop-shop for all of their scheduling, record keeping, reporting, and system configuration needs.

Key Features

As the main MINT application, TMS Desktop has a lot of features: FormBuilder, ReportBuilder, curriculum designer tool, resource Gantt chart, automatic & manual scheduling, records, user management, permissions, and event handlers.

MINT TMS Web

MINT TMS Web is an HTML5-based website and can be accessed with any web browser. Here, instructors, examiners, and trainees can…

For these users, TMS Web allows them access to all the training elements that administrators build in TMS Desktop. For example, a planner could schedule training in the desktop application, publish it, and the instructor can immediately see the event assignments on his or her schedule in TMS Web.

Who uses TMS Web?

TMS Web is primarily for trainees, instructors, and examiners. In other words, users who won’t be involved in the setup that happens in TMS Desktop use TMS Web.

Key Features

TMS Web includes electronic grading, report access, schedule view, notifications, and workflow actions.

MINT TMS Mobile

Similar to TMS Web, the TMS Mobile app is primarily for trainees, instructors, examiners, and external customers. However, anyone with a MINT user can use the app. The app…

  • Automatically synchronizes the MINT training schedule
  • Displays all event info in an easy-to-read format
  • Sends push notifications
  • Enables users to complete forms (online or off)

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