The script editor
Reads your SOP against how the work is done on the floor, marks each ambiguity, and writes the script in your own terminology rather than ours.
About Omni Doctus
You want training you can stand behind. Here’s the desk that builds it.
Omni Doctus is a small production desk on the Post Road in Darien, Connecticut. We make one kind of thing — narrated, SCORM-ready modules built from your own procedures — and we hold every one to the same written standard.
How the desk began
Training was failing at the document, not the employee.
The desk was opened on a simple observation: small companies rarely lack procedures. They lack a way for a new hire to learn them without a senior colleague stopping work to explain. The binder exists. The explanation is the missing part.
So we took one job and kept it narrow. A document comes in; a narrated module goes out, packaged to the SCORM standard so any learning platform can read it, and playable as plain HTML5 for companies that have no platform at all.
The name is Latin, loosely, for “taught in full.” It is also the test we apply before a file leaves Darien.
The standing rules
Five standards written down, so they cannot drift.
The source text governs
No script line is recorded unless it can be traced to your SOP or to a clarification you approved in writing.
Checked at scriptA named reviewer signs
One person on your side approves every module. Their name goes on the hand-off sheet, so accountability is never vague.
Signed before buildA human voice, on the record
Narration is spoken by a voice artist, never generated. Breaths are cut and levels matched, and every screen is captioned.
Captions includedTested in a player first
Each SCORM package is run in a reference LMS player before delivery. What fails is corrected; what passes is documented.
Tested, then shippedYour documents stay yours
We sign your NDA before opening a file and delete source documents 30 days after final delivery. You keep the script.
Deleted at day 30