Travitor
By Travitor. Learning Management Software
Travitor is a cloud-based Learning Management System (LMS) designed to simplify workplace learning—creating, assigning, and tracking training—while offering access to hundreds of ready-made courses. It supports multi-device access and is used by a wide variety of organizations, from SMBs to enterprise clients.
Founded: 2006, headquartered in Las Vegas, NV.
Team Size: Significantly varies—Growjo estimates ~3 employees (likely core team), while ITQlick suggests ~200
Appears to be a privately held venture with no publicly disclosed funding .
Estimated revenues vary widely: ~$217.5 K/year per Growjo, but broader usage metrics (45 M users) suggest a much larger footprint
Travitor offers extensive LMS capabilities:
Course creation & content library: native authoring tools, support for videos, slides, docs, quizzes, homework, and SCORM; includes ~250–3,000+ pre-built courses
Progress tracking & reporting: dashboards, gradebook, completion analytics, and compliance tracking
Live training support: facilitates scheduling of virtual/in-person events; unified inbox for learners
Collaboration & chat: forums and real-time chat, though some integration is still evolving.
Integrations: connects with BambooHR, Google Workspace, Okta, Stripe, and others.
Recent innovations highlight its commitment to functionality and flexibility:
AI capabilities: adaptive learning, chatbot assistance, predictive analytics, quiz auto-generation, TTS, and translation support .
Enterprise features: Active Directory/LDAP/SAML, certification lifecycle tools, compliance tracking, and SCORM support
Customer-centric approach: highly responsive support, live onboarding, and continuous updates .
Feature-rich yet flexible: balances robust tools with scaffolding for less tech-savvy users .
Wide adoption: MBs to large enterprises, including sectors like banking, government, consulting, and non-profits
User feedback:
Ease-of-use & onboarding: Pro: “super easy to get up and running”
Support quality: “fantastic,” “go above and beyond”
Reporting & completion: Cons: reporting UI could improve; occasional course completion glitches
