Arlo vs Enrole

Arlo is a training management system for providers that create and deliver instructor-led courses in person, online, or in blended formats. It brings public and private course operations together, including scheduling, registration, communications, and delivery. E-learning tools can generate course material with AI, import SCORM packages, and track learner progress and results. For registrations, Arlo supports payment options, invoicing, discounts, and waitlists; it also tracks attendance and certifications and manages instructors and reminders. Listed integrations include Moodle, WordPress, Xero, Zapier, Salesforce, Zoom, Stripe, and PayPal. Arlo is available on Android, iOS, and the web, with an API. Simple costs $118 a month, billed annually per license; Professional is $204 a month per license, and Enterprise is $271 a month per license. Each has fees of $2.15 per paid registration and $1.07 per free registration. There is no free plan, but a 14-day trial requires no credit card and includes unlimited users.

Enrole handles registration, payments, communications, and reporting for continuing education and workforce development programs. Its branded course catalog supports self-service enrollment and online payments, including promo codes and group rates. Staff can organize categories, sections, schedules, capacity limits, and waitlists, while students can access certificates, track CEUs and clock hours, and review unofficial transcripts and grades. Instructors can view rosters, record attendance, submit grades, issue CEUs, and manage course materials. Integrations include real-time connections and roster synchronization for Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and D2L Brightspace, plus built-in Ellucian Student integration for Banner and Colleague. PeopleSoft and other systems can connect through Informer's API. Enrollment, payment, and student-record data can feed dashboards, reporting, and AI-powered analysis through Informer BI & Analytics. The web product is intended for continuing education, workforce development, contract training, community programs, professional development, and lifelong learning. Pricing is on request; managed-services plans range from free to $14,400 a year.