7taps vs Haekka

7taps is a web-based microlearning platform for creating, hosting, delivering and tracking training. Its Microlearning Copilot can generate scenario-based campaigns from strategic questions, while Microlearning Transformer turns PowerPoints, PDFs, videos and other material into learning content. Learners open courses on any device with one click and do not need to download an app. The platform connects with HRMS systems, SAML-based SSO, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, WhatsApp and SMS. It integrates with existing LMSs through multiple standards; Enterprise includes SCORM, PDF and xAPI export. Training can be transformed into more than 100 languages with region-specific content and accents. The free plan costs nothing and includes one creator seat, unlimited course creation, two shared courses and up to 500 active learners, with link and QR delivery. Enterprise companies can use it alongside existing learning tools, while small and medium-sized businesses can use it independently. 7taps states it is ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant.

Haekka provides employee training and microlearning in Slack, where employees can take courses and video lessons. Its catalog contains hundreds of courses, micro-trainings, and lessons that organizations can use or edit. Admins can manage training with tags and categories, set dynamic due dates, and arrange automatic renewals. Reports track training results, and a public API can push or retrieve those results in real time. Workflows can react to SaaS events by messaging users, assigning training, or logging activity. Listed integrations include Slack, Google Workspace, Okta, Vanta, Gusto, Docebo, and Seismic. A phishing simulator can prompt immediate Slack training after a simulated phishing link is clicked. Admins can also use the Chrome extension to track email campaign responses and employee threat reports. Haekka is available as an extension and web app. Its free plan supports up to 1,000 users, with training courses in Slack and completion reports. Paid plans are priced per employee and billed annually, starting at $1/employee/month.