Etiq helps employees build AI skills through their real work, verifies the AI-assisted work they produce, and shows you where capability is growing across your workforce.
AI training teaches. Etiq proves capability.
Courses completed
Work produced and verified
employees use AI at work at least sometimes
AI adoption is widespread. Meaningful change in how people work is not.
The tools are in place and the usage is real. What is missing is any way to tell whether the work coming out of them is good, and whether anyone is actually getting better at it.
GAP ONE
Someone can finish every module and still produce output nobody should send. Completion is attendance, not capability.
GAP TWO
Usage dashboards show that people are prompting. They do not show that the numbers reconcile or that the source exists.
GAP THREE
No view of which teams are improving, which tasks are moving to AI, or which mistakes keep coming back.
Every time someone works with AI, Etiq checks the resulting work against the underlying evidence. So employees learn from mistakes while they work, and managers do not have to take AI-generated output on trust.
AI SAYS
“Q3 closed at £2.41m against a £2.30m budget, a favourable variance of £110k. Benchmarks suggest this sits within sector norms. Recommend no corrective action.”
Confident, well written, cites a source. Generated in four seconds.
ETIQ CHECKS
Two of four checks failed.
The variance is adverse, not favourable£2.41m against £2.30m is £110k over budget. The recommendation is built on reading it backwards.
The source cannot be locatedNo publisher, title or page behind the benchmark claim. The sector norm has nothing underneath it.
Flagged before the work left the person's screen, and recorded against their capability profile.
Arithmetic and totals recomputed against the source data.
Every citation located, or flagged as unfindable.
Statements checked against what the evidence supports.
Conclusions traced back to the inputs they came from.
Sensitive data caught before it leaves the workspace.
This runs on every output, not on a sample and not at the end, whether the work is a board pack, a client email, a contract summary or a piece of analysis.
One loop that runs on real work. Select any step to see what happens inside it.
Every time someone learns, practises or completes real work with AI, Etiq builds a clearer picture of capability across your organisation. Not a survey, not a self-assessment, and not a completion rate. Evidence from the work itself.
AI capability by team
Verified tasks completed
Up 38% on last month
Recurring errors
AI tasks by function
Verification pass rate
Was 52% at rollout
Credits saved through better prompting
Fewer retries on the same task
This is what makes Etiq more than training: every verified interaction becomes information about what your workforce can genuinely do.
Onboarding asks what each person does and what the business needs. Their modules, their practice tasks and the checks on their work are built around that answer.
Information has never been hard to find. What is missing is practice on real work, feedback while it happens, and a check on whether the answer is right. Select an option to compare.
You end up with:
Cutting roles is slow and costly. Employment protection in the EU and the UK means consultation and notice before anyone leaves, with severance on top, and AI talent is scarce and expensive to hire back. Building capability in the people you already have keeps the institutional knowledge in the business. Adjust the figures for your own market.
Illustrative estimate. Traditional reskilling is assumed at half the cost of an external hire. All three figures are editable.
Give every employee learning that is relevant to their role, support while they do real work, and verification that checks whether the resulting work can be trusted. And give leaders something they have never had before: evidence of what their workforce can actually do with AI.
Runs on the AI accounts you already hold, with your own model keys, inside your own workspace.