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A website and catalogue in your name

Your courses online, with the mandatory mentions and the results Qualiopi asks you to publish. Filled with what you have already entered.

Free, no credit card, no commitment. Your data stays yours.

Home page of a training provider’s public website, with its catalogue

A website in your name, in a few minutes

You choose the address, one of four layouts, one of six colour sets and, if you like, your own colour. Each choice shows in a preview before being saved. The rest (name, contact details, opening hours, registration number) comes from your organisation’s record, already filled in for your agreements.

Nothing goes online until you decide. Before publishing, a checklist says what is missing and where to fix it. Only you see the site in the meantime.

The legal notice is generated. The site sets no cookie and loads no third-party script: so there is no banner to display.

  • Four layouts, six colour sets, your colour, zero lines of code
  • Pre-publication checklist, with a link per gap
  • Private preview until the site is published
  • Generated legal notice, no cookie, no third-party script
Block editor for a public website page, with its faithful preview

A catalogue with the mentions Qualiopi requires

Qualiopi requires precise, dated information on each course: objectives, audience, prerequisites, content, length, price, methods, assessment, accessibility, lead time. Those are exactly the fields of your course record: the catalogue publishes them with no double entry.

Visitors search by keyword and filter by category. Each page shows its update date, its upcoming dates and a quote-request button. You decide with a switch what is displayed: prices, dates, rates, Qualiopi logo.

The catalogue prints too: cover, contents, one course per page, your contact details in the footer. The browser saves it to PDF, and it is rebuilt at every print: it cannot go stale.

  • The ten mandatory mentions, taken from the course record
  • Search and filter by category
  • Update date shown on each page
  • Printable catalogue and pages, to save as PDF
Public page of a course: objectives, programme, price and upcoming sessions

Your results, published on their own

Qualiopi asks you to publish your results. The application already has them: each learner’s satisfaction and objective achievement flow up from the questionnaires to the course, then to the organisation. The site displays them, on each page and as a summary on the home page.

A published figure therefore follows your real sessions instead of being copied once and for all. That is what an auditor checks: they compare what is displayed with your file. You can correct a rate by hand; clearing it brings the calculation back.

For a certifying course, the certification pass rate appears next to its name. And your disability contact is named on every page and on the contact page, as Qualiopi requires.

  • Satisfaction and objectives achieved calculated from the questionnaires
  • Certification pass rates
  • Disability contact named on course pages and the contact page
  • Each rate correctable by hand, and automatic again once cleared

Free pages, from templates, without code

Up to five pages can be added to the menu: “About”, “Accessibility and disability”, “Funding your training”, “Our quality approach”, “Our team”, “FAQ”… Each starts from a ready-written template that you replace with your own words. Parts to fill in are in square brackets and stand out.

A page is made of blocks: text, image, columns, key figures, testimonials, Q&A, call to action, course selection, results. You choose their order, and the preview on the right is the real rendering.

Templates are not decorative: the accessibility one lays out the sections Qualiopi expects, including a named, reachable contact and how to make a request. A page written from scratch often forgets the last one.

  • Nine page templates, ready-written
  • Ten block types, laid out by the theme
  • Faithful preview, next to the editor
  • No code, no script: nothing can break the page

Contact requests land in your workspace

The site’s form saves the request in the application and notifies you by email. The visitor receives an acknowledgement in your name. The originating page is kept: you know which course the person was interested in.

Requests are tracked like everything else: sortable list, status, message reading, Excel export. They are deleted automatically after twelve months, as the site’s legal notice states.

A request that becomes a client carries on without changing tool: the client record, the session, the agreement and the mailings are one screen away.

  • Notification to the organisation and acknowledgement to the visitor
  • Course concerned and originating page kept with the request
  • Sortable list, processing status, Excel export
  • Automatic deletion after twelve months

Frequently asked questions on this subject

Can I have a website in my name?

Yes. Each organisation can publish a website and its catalogue at its own address: home, catalogue, one page per course, up to five free pages, a contact page and a generated legal notice. Four layouts and six colour sets are provided.

Pages fill in with what you have already entered about your courses: objectives, prerequisites, length, price, upcoming dates, published rates. Nothing to retype. Included from the Starter plan.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes, from the Business plan. You connect your domain (or a subdomain) by setting the records the screen gives you. Depending on what you set, your site opens at your address, your emails go out from your address, or both.

On that domain, the application also takes your colours and logo, from the login page to the sidebar. Legal documents (terms, legal notice, help) remain ours, because they name who operates the service.

Without a custom domain, your site lives at an address like “qualiomatic.fr/of/your-organisation”. If you already have a website, add a link to this catalogue from your “Courses” menu.

Can I get the catalogue as a PDF?

Yes, from the site itself: a button produces a printable version (cover, contents, one course per page, your details in the footer) that the browser saves to PDF. Each course page also exports on its own, to send with a quote.

The file is rebuilt at every print: it cannot go stale in a shared folder.

Does the “Qualiomatic” mention appear on my website?

A “Site powered by Qualiomatic” line appears in the site footer on the Starter and Pro plans. The Business plan removes it, as it does on emails and documents.

The legal notice, however, always names the site’s publisher: that is you. Our name only appears as the host, as the law requires.

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