Everything people ask before they subscribe.

An online training library that teaches working people to use everyday AI tools — ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, DeepL — safely and well. Modules are three-to-four-minute videos, each followed by one practical task on your own work and a short quiz. Pass it and a completion certificate files to your company record.

ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and DeepL have dedicated modules. The craft modules — prompts, email, documents, meetings, output review — are deliberately tool-agnostic, so the skills transfer to whatever your team uses, including assistants built into Office.

No. Modules are taught to work on free tiers where possible. Where a paid licence genuinely changes the picture — Copilot seats, DeepL Pro — the module says so plainly so you can decide with full information.

Each module runs 13–28 minutes of video, usually with an hour or two of light practice. Most companies roll out one module per week; the full library lands in a quarter without anyone losing a working day.

Three annual plans: Starter €99, Business €199 and Business Plus €299 per company per year. Every plan includes the full library with unlimited staff seats — the tiers differ in dashboard features, billing options and support level, never in content.

Subscriptions run twelve months and renew annually. We email before every renewal with the amount and a one-click cancellation; if you cancel, access simply runs to the end of the paid year. No silent charges, no cancellation phone trees.

You can cancel any time, and access runs to the end of the year you’ve paid for. New subscriptions additionally carry the statutory 14-day cooling-off: cancel within fourteen days of purchase for a full refund (a proportionate deduction may apply if you requested immediate access and consumed substantial content).

Yes — Business and Business Plus include invoice billing with VAT receipts as standard; Starter customers can request it. VAT is added at your local rate where applicable, and every payment carries an invoice.

Yes — plans are priced per company, and a five-person studio on Starter gets the identical library a 150-person firm gets. When you grow, the price doesn’t follow headcount.

A clean PDF stating the employee’s name, the module, the date and your company — issued when the module quiz is passed at 80%. They collect in your dashboard and export whenever a client, insurer or auditor asks for evidence of training.

No — and we’re explicit about it everywhere. ClutterLearn certificates are honest records of completed training from an independent provider. They are not accredited qualifications and not vendor certifications from OpenAI or Microsoft.

That’s one of its best uses: assign the core modules in week one, and completion certificates land in the induction file alongside everything else. Many partners run exactly this flow for their clients’ new hires.

With the habits this library teaches, yes for most everyday tasks: know what never goes into a prompt, sanitise the rest, review output before it leaves. Where a business tier is genuinely safer, the modules say so and tell you where the settings live.

No. Your learning records — progress, quiz results, certificates — are used to run the training and your dashboard, nothing else. The privacy policy details what’s stored and for how long, in the same plain language as the courses.

They teach data-safe habits, policy writing and review discipline, which support your compliance posture — but no training course can certify a company as compliant, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Your overall compliance position remains yours, with your own advisers.

No. ClutterLearn is an independent training provider; those product names appear in the modules for identification only, with no affiliation, endorsement or sponsorship implied or claimed. Completion certificates record training done through ClutterLearn — they are not vendor certifications.

Then we update the module — updates are included in your subscription, and lessons are dated so admins can see what changed. The core judgement the modules teach is deliberately durable; the interface details get maintained.