CyberActive vs Passdesk

CyberActive provides online education and compliance training through web, iOS, and Android access. Its subjects include traffic school, driver education, OSHA safety, real estate, mortgage, notary education, and DMV practice tests. The learning content management system handles SCORM and non-SCORM courses, tracking progress, time, completion, assessments, and performance. Administrators can set seat-time requirements, daily limits, breaks, session and progression rules, pass thresholds, and retakes. Identity features include security questions and Twilio-powered verification. Certificates can be generated automatically, customized, and delivered digitally or by mail. Organizations can use branded domains or portals while CyberActive manages content, infrastructure, compliance, and delivery. Exportable reports, data export, third-party content, and external integrations support administration. Mobile apps are listed for several brands. Pricing is on request, and the company offers real-person support, account management, and implementation guidance.

Passdesk provides driving-school management software and a self-management toolkit for solo learners in the UK and Ireland. Its school workspace combines lesson scheduling, payments, learner progress, theory practice, route planning, and waitlists. Instructors can schedule repeating lessons, send reminders, and enforce cancellation policies. Stripe supports card checkout and saved cards, including deposits and policy-based charges for late cancellations or no-shows. Learner progress covers five test categories and adapts to manual or automatic transmission. Theory practice includes 14 DVSA categories and timed mock tests, but is switched off in Ireland because an RSA theory bank is not available. Route tools include test-centre practice routes, route drawing, GPX uploads, and phone recording. The in-car mobile flow can queue lesson data offline and sync after reconnection. Calendar syncing is available with Google Calendar and Outlook; the UK expense ledger exports tax information to Xero and FreeAgent. Plans start at £9.99/mo, and schools have a 14-day trial while solo learners have a 7-day trial; neither needs a card to start. The maker says data is hosted in London and encrypted in transit and at rest using TLS 1.2+, but it does not yet hold ISO 27001 or Cyber Essentials certification.