Question 1

Are there Opus training platform franchising opportunities for investors?

Accepted Answer

No. Opus is a software vendor that sells to franchise networks, not a franchise concept sold to candidates. It publishes no Franchise Disclosure Document, which is the document a company must deliver before offering a franchise in the United States. Opus appears in the International Franchise Association directory as a supplier member in the Business Products and Systems category, a status distinct from that of a franchisor.

Question 2

Is there an Opus training app for employees?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Opus Training app is published by Opus Training, Inc. and is free to download on the App Store and Google Play. Employees sign in by scanning a QR code, without an email address or password, and access their assigned lessons, checklists, messages and resource library. Content is auto-translated, so a crew member can work in a language other than the one the course was written in.

Question 3

Does Opus operate an Opus training center or sell standalone Opus training courses?

Accepted Answer

Opus Training, Inc. runs no physical training center. Delivery is mobile and online, and courses are either authored by the client network or drawn from the platform's course marketplace, which covers areas such as food safety, harassment prevention, de-escalation and manager development. A separate and unrelated company, Opus Communications Inc., sells standalone compliance video courses under a similar name.

Question 4

How much does the Opus training platform cost?

Accepted Answer

Opus publishes no rates. Its pricing page names three tiers, Core, Growth and Enterprise, mentions volume discounts, and states that pricing is typically structured per location rather than per user. Every figure is quoted through a demo request, so any cost per location circulating on third-party comparison sites does not come from the vendor.

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