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Teach how HVAC business software runs—from the first lead to the final installation.

What AirFlow Does

AirFlow places learners inside a working HVAC contracting business. Instead of learning about service calls, installs, or job costing in theory, students operate within a connected system and manage projects from start to finish.

Learners follow the full lifecycle of an HVAC job—capturing leads, building projects, scheduling crews, and tracking financials—developing real software literacy applicable to trades, construction, and field service careers.

Core System Areas

Learners explore the key components of an HVAC operation:

• Leads & Clients — Track potential customers and manage active client accounts

• Projects — Build jobs such as system installs, replacements, and service work

• Scheduling — Coordinate crews, timelines, and job assignments

• Crew & Labor — Track team roles, hours, and job participation

• Materials — Pull and manage parts required for each project

• Accounting — Monitor job costs, revenue, and overall financial performance

How the System Comes Together

Students see how an HVAC business operates as an interconnected system:

• A lead becomes a client and is associated with a project

• Each project links to schedules, assigned crews, and required materials

• Labor hours and material costs contribute to total job cost

• Financial data flows into accounting, showing how profit and loss take shape

This connected workflow helps learners understand how contractors manage complex jobs while maintaining accuracy across operations and finances.

Two Role-Based Learning Views

AirFlow reflects real-world software permissions and access control.

Employee View
Focus on project tasks, scheduling, and field-level operations

Manager View
Full access to financials, project oversight, and business decision-making

This dual-view structure highlights how responsibilities and sensitive data are separated within a contracting business.

Student & Instructor Versions

AirFlow includes two coordinated modules designed for flexible learning environments.

Student Module

A guided, hands-on experience managing HVAC jobs in a simulated business

Includes:

• Step-by-step activities

• Realistic installation and service scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick-reference guides for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete toolkit for delivering the lesson with confidence

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Classroom materials and facilitation guidance

• Slide-by-slide speaker support

• Instructor mode for scenario setup and student distribution

What’s Included

• AirFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• HVAC Management Software Curriculum

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built-in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario-based HVAC business simulation for hands-on learning

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Teach how electrical contracting business software runs—from the first lead to project completion.

What VoltFlow Does

VoltFlow places learners inside a working electrical contracting business. Instead of learning about installations, upgrades, or job tracking in theory, students operate within a connected system and manage electrical projects from start to finish.

Learners follow the lifecycle of a job—from initial client contact to scheduling, labor tracking, and final financial outcomes—building practical software literacy relevant to electrical trades, construction, and field service careers.

Core System Areas

Learners explore the key components of an electrical contracting business:

• Leads & Clients — Track potential customers and manage active client relationships

• Projects — Build jobs such as lighting retrofits, panel upgrades, EV charger installs, and generator systems

• Scheduling — Coordinate timelines, crews, and job assignments

• Crew & Subcontractors — Manage teams, roles, and external partners

• Time Tracking — Record labor hours tied to specific projects

• Materials — Track parts and supplies required for each job

• Equipment — Manage tools and specialized resources

• Financials — Monitor job costs and overall project performance

How the System Comes Together

Students see how an electrical business operates as an interconnected system:

• A lead becomes a client and is linked to a project

• Projects connect to schedules, crews, subcontractors, and required materials

• Labor hours and materials contribute to total job cost

• Equipment and resource tracking support project execution

• Financial data reflects how each job performs from start to finish

This connected workflow helps learners understand how electrical contractors manage complex jobs while maintaining accuracy across operations, labor, and finances.

Two Role-Based Learning Views

VoltFlow mirrors real-world access control within an electrical shop.

Employee View
Focus on field tasks, time tracking, and job execution

Manager View
Full access to project oversight, financials, and business operations

This dual-view structure reinforces how responsibilities and sensitive information are separated in real-world systems.

Student & Instructor Versions

VoltFlow includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands-on experience managing electrical projects in a simulated business

Includes:

• Step-by-step activities

• Realistic project scenarios (retrofits, upgrades, installs)

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick-reference guides for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the session effectively

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Classroom materials and facilitation guidance

• Slide-by-slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for scenario setup and student distribution

What’s Included

• VoltFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Electrical Management Software Curriculum

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built-in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario-based electrical business simulation for hands-on learning

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All sales are final and non-refundable.

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Teach how plumbing business software runs—from the first lead to job completion.

What PipeFlow Does

PipeFlow places learners inside a working plumbing business. Instead of learning about service calls, installations, or job tracking in theory, students operate within a connected system and manage projects from start to finish.

Learners follow the lifecycle of a plumbing job—from client inquiry to scheduling, labor tracking, and final job costs—building practical software literacy relevant to plumbing, construction, and field service careers.

Core System Areas

Learners explore the key components of a plumbing operation:

• Leads & Clients — Track potential customers and manage active client accounts

• Projects — Build jobs such as repiping projects, water heater installs, fixture replacements, and sewer line work

• Scheduling — Coordinate crews, service windows, and job timelines

• Crew & Subcontractors — Manage team roles and external partners

• Time Tracking — Record labor hours tied to specific jobs

• Materials — Track parts, supplies, and usage across projects

• Equipment — Manage tools and specialized plumbing equipment

• Financials — Monitor job costs and overall project performance

How the System Comes Together

Students see how a plumbing business operates as an interconnected system:

• A lead becomes a client and is linked to a project

• Projects connect to schedules, crews, subcontractors, and required materials

• Labor hours and materials contribute to total job cost

• The same job data flows across scheduling, time tracking, and financials without duplication

• Financial visibility shows how each job performs from start to finish

This connected workflow helps learners understand how plumbing businesses manage multiple jobs while maintaining accuracy, efficiency, and profitability.

Two Role-Based Learning Views

PipeFlow mirrors real-world access control within a plumbing company.

Employee View
Focus on field work, time tracking, and job execution

Manager View
Full access to project oversight, financials, and staffing decisions

This dual-view structure reinforces how responsibilities and sensitive data are separated in real-world systems.

Student & Instructor Versions

PipeFlow includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands-on experience managing plumbing jobs in a simulated business

Includes:

• Step-by-step activities

• Realistic service and installation scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick-reference guides for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the session effectively

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Classroom materials and facilitation guidance

• Slide-by-slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for scenario setup and student distribution

What’s Included

• PipeFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Plumbing Management Software Curriculum

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built-in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario-based plumbing business simulation for hands-on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non-refundable.

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Teach how a general contracting business software runs—from initial client lead to project completion.

What BuildFlow Does

BuildFlow places learners inside a working general contracting business. Instead of learning about construction projects in theory, students operate within a connected system and manage jobs with multiple moving parts from start to finish.

Learners follow the lifecycle of a construction project—from client intake and project setup to scheduling, labor tracking, and financial outcomes—building real software literacy applicable to construction management and project-based careers.

Core System Areas

Learners explore the key components of a construction operation:

• Leads & Clients — Track potential customers and manage active projects

• Projects — Build jobs such as tenant build-outs, kitchen and bath remodels, and roof replacements

• Scheduling — Coordinate timelines across crews, subcontractors, and project phases

• Crew & Subcontractors — Manage internal teams and external specialists

• Time Tracking — Record labor hours across multiple roles and job stages

• Materials — Track supplies and usage throughout the project lifecycle

• Equipment — Manage shared tools and jobsite resources

• Accounting — Consolidate costs, revenue, and overall project financials

How the System Comes Together

Students see how a construction business operates as an interconnected system:

• A lead becomes a client and is tied to a project

• Projects connect to schedules, crews, subcontractors, materials, and equipment

• Labor hours and material usage contribute to total job costs

• Multiple moving parts are coordinated across timelines and roles

• Financial data flows into accounting, showing project performance from start to finish

Because construction projects involve many variables, BuildFlow highlights why contractors rely on a single connected system to manage complexity, reduce errors, and maintain visibility.

Two Role-Based Learning Views

BuildFlow mirrors real-world access control in a construction company.

Employee View
Focus on jobsite tasks, time tracking, and execution

Manager View
Full access to project oversight, financials, and operational planning

This dual-view structure reinforces how responsibilities and sensitive information are separated between field teams and office staff.

Student & Instructor Versions

BuildFlow includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands-on experience managing construction projects in a simulated business

Includes:

• Step-by-step activities

• Realistic construction scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick-reference guides for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the session effectively

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Classroom materials and facilitation guidance

• Slide-by-slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for scenario setup and student distribution

What’s Included

• BuildFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Construction Management Software Curriculum

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built-in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario-based construction business simulation for hands-on learning

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This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non-refundable.

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Teach how welding and fabrication business software runs—from the initial quote to the finished product.

What WeldFlow Does

WeldFlow places learners inside a working welding and fabrication shop. Instead of learning about fabrication projects or shop operations in theory, students operate within a connected system and manage jobs from start to finish.

Learners follow the lifecycle of a project—from client inquiry and quoting to production, labor tracking, and cost management—building practical software literacy relevant to welding, fabrication, and skilled trades careers.

Core System Areas

Learners explore the key components of a fabrication business:

• Leads & Clients — Track potential customers and manage active client relationships

• Projects — Build jobs such as stair and railing fabrication, equipment skids, and repair work

• Scheduling — Coordinate shop timelines and project workflows

• Crew & Labor — Track team roles, hours, and job participation

• Materials — Monitor inventory usage and see how stock levels change over time

• Equipment — Track tool usage, sign-outs, and maintenance/service events

How the System Comes Together

Students see how a fabrication shop operates as an interconnected system:

• A lead becomes a client and is tied to a project

• Projects connect to schedules, labor hours, and required materials

• Material usage reduces inventory in real time

• Equipment is assigned, tracked, and maintained throughout the job

• Labor and material costs roll up to show total project cost

This connected workflow helps learners understand how fabrication shops manage production, resources, and costs simultaneously.

Two Role-Based Learning Views

WeldFlow reflects real-world access control in a fabrication environment.

Employee View
Focus on shop tasks, materials, and job execution

Manager View
Full access to project oversight, billing, and staffing decisions

This dual-view structure demonstrates how sensitive information and responsibilities are separated in real-world operations.

Student & Instructor Versions

WeldFlow includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands-on experience managing fabrication projects in a simulated shop

Includes:

• Step-by-step activities

• Realistic fabrication and repair scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick-reference guides for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the session effectively

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Classroom materials and facilitation guidance

• Slide-by-slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for scenario setup and student distribution

What’s Included

• WeldFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Welding and Fabrication Management Software Curriculum

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built-in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario-based fabrication shop simulation for hands-on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non-refundable.

© 2026 SoftwareLit. All rights reserved.

Teach how an auto repair shop runs—from a customer’s car to a finished repair order.

What GearFlow Does

GearFlow models the operations of a real auto repair shop, where the work is hands‑on, the data is visual, and the workflow is easy to understand. Instead of hearing about repair orders in theory, learners work inside a functioning digital shop and watch a job unfold step by step.

Throughout the module, learners build real software literacy—skills they can carry directly into automotive programs, apprenticeships, and early‑career shop roles.

Learners explore the core operational areas of a repair shop:

• Customers — Track customer information and service history

• Vehicles — Manage VINs, mileage, and repair details

• Repair_Orders — Build jobs from labor and parts lines into a running total

• Schedule — Assign work, manage bays, and track deadlines

• Parts — Pull from stock, trigger low‑inventory warnings, and see how software monitors data

• Equipment — Track shop tools and availability

• Sales_and_Payments — Follow a repair order through checkout

• Technicians — Explore roles, permissions, and workload

Students see how a repair order builds itself: adding labor and parts increases the total, pulling a part reduces inventory, and low stock triggers alerts. They experience how software “watches” the shop and notifies humans when something needs attention.

Two Role‑Based Learning Views

GearFlow mirrors how real shops use permissions and access control.

Technician View

Tools for completing jobs, checking off tasks, and updating repair orders.

Manager View

Administrative access for scheduling, inventory, pricing, and shop oversight.

This dual‑view structure helps learners understand how responsibilities and sensitive information are separated in real‑world auto repair operations.

Student & Instructor Versions

The product includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands‑on experience where learners work inside a simulated repair shop.

Includes:

• Step‑by‑step activities

• Realistic repair scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick‑reference sheets for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the lesson with confidence—even for instructors new to shop‑management software.

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Standards alignment

• Assessment options

• Classroom adaptations

• Slide‑by‑slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for preloading scenarios and distributing student copies

What’s Included

• GearFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Instructor curriculum package

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built‑in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario‑based practice repair shop for hands‑on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non‑refundable.

© 2026 SoftwareLit. All rights reserved.

Teach how a dental practice runs—from the chart to the claim.

What SmileFlow Does

SmileFlow brings learners into both the front and back office of a dental practice. Instead of hearing about treatment plans, CDT codes, or insurance claims in theory, students work inside a functioning digital practice and follow a patient’s visit from start to finish.

Throughout the module, learners build real software literacy—skills they can carry directly into dental assisting programs, externships, and early‑career practice roles.

Learners explore the core operational areas of a dental practice:

• Patients — Manage patient records, histories, and visit details

• Schedule — Coordinate appointments, providers, and chair time

• Treatment_Plans — Build plans that total automatically and split into insurance vs. patient portions

• Fee_Schedule_and_CDT_Codes — See how coding drives billing accuracy

• Supplies — Track consumables and understand why practices monitor usage

• Equipment — Log sterilization and service events to maintain compliance

• Billing_and_Claims — Follow a claim from submission to patient responsibility

• Providers — Explore roles, permissions, and production tracking

Students see how a treatment plan builds itself: procedures add to the total, insurance estimates calculate automatically, and the patient portion updates in real time. Sterilization and equipment logs show why dental practices maintain a detailed paper trail for compliance and safety.

SmileFlow uses fictional patient data only and is not a medical‑records system.

Two Role‑Based Learning Views

SmileFlow mirrors how real dental practices use permissions and access control.

Hygienist View

Tools for charting, treatment notes, and patient‑facing tasks.

Manager View

Administrative access for billing, claims, scheduling, staffing, and reporting.

This dual‑view structure helps learners understand how responsibilities and sensitive information are separated in real‑world dental operations.

Student & Instructor Versions

The product includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands‑on experience where learners work inside a simulated dental practice.

Includes:

• Step‑by‑step activities

• Realistic patient and insurance scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick‑reference sheets for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the lesson with confidence—even for instructors new to dental‑practice software.

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Standards alignment

• Assessment options

• Classroom adaptations

• Slide‑by‑slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for preloading scenarios and distributing student copies

What’s Included

• SmileFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Instructor curriculum package

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built‑in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario‑based practice dental office for hands‑on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non‑refundable.

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Teach how a primary care clinic runs—where care, scheduling, and billing connect.

What CareFlow Does

CareFlow models a primary care clinic as a safe, fictional training environment. Instead of hearing about encounters, CPT codes, or claims in theory, learners work inside a functioning digital clinic and follow a patient visit from intake to billing.

Throughout the module, learners build real software literacy—skills they can carry directly into healthcare programs, externships, and early‑career clinical roles.

Learners explore the core operational areas of a clinic:

• Patients — Manage patient records, histories, allergies, and follow‑up status

• Schedule — Coordinate appointments, providers, and room availability

• Encounters — Build encounters from coded orders that total automatically

• Service_Catalog_and_CPT_Codes — See how coding drives billing and insurance estimates

• Supplies — Track consumables and understand why clinics monitor usage

• Equipment — Log sterilization, maintenance, and vaccine‑fridge temperatures

• Billing_and_Claims — Follow a claim from submission to patient responsibility

• Providers — Explore roles, permissions, and production tracking

Students see how an encounter builds itself: coded services add to the total, insurance estimates calculate automatically, and the patient portion updates in real time. Allergy alerts, follow‑up reminders, and temperature logs put real clinic concerns in front of learners.

CareFlow uses fictional sample data only, is not HIPAA‑compliant, and must never be used with real patient information—patient privacy is treated as one of the lessons.

Two Role‑Based Learning Views

CareFlow mirrors how real clinics use permissions and access control.

Nurse View

Tools for intake, vitals, documentation, and patient‑facing tasks.

Manager View

Administrative access for billing, claims, scheduling, staffing, and reporting.

This dual‑view structure helps learners understand how responsibilities and sensitive information are separated in real‑world healthcare operations.

Student & Instructor Versions

The product includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands‑on experience where learners work inside a simulated clinic.

Includes:

• Step‑by‑step activities

• Realistic patient and insurance scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick‑reference sheets for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the lesson with confidence—even for instructors new to healthcare‑practice software.

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Standards alignment

• Assessment options

• Classroom adaptations

• Slide‑by‑slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for preloading scenarios and distributing student copies

What’s Included

• CareFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Instructor curriculum package

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built‑in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario‑based practice clinic for hands‑on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non‑refundable.

© 2026 SoftwareLit. All rights reserved.

Teach how a real estate brokerage runs a deal from first contact to closing.

What KeyFlow Does

KeyFlow places learners inside the sales side of real estate so they can see how every part of a deal connects. Instead of hearing about transactions in theory, students work inside a functioning digital brokerage and follow the full lifecycle of a client relationship.

Throughout the module, learners build real software literacy—skills they can carry directly into internships, licensing programs, and early‑career brokerage roles.

Learners explore the core operational areas of a brokerage:

• Contacts — Track leads, buyers, and sellers

• Listings — Manage property details and listing status

• Transactions — Convert listings into active deals

• Calendar — Coordinate showings, deadlines, and key dates

• Income_and_Expenses — Understand the financial side of brokerage operations

• Commissions — Follow how deals produce agent and broker earnings

• Agents — Explore roles, permissions, and team structure

Students see how a relationship becomes revenue: a contact becomes a client, a listing becomes a transaction, and a transaction produces a commission split. The flow makes the connections between records concrete and easy to follow.

Two Role‑Based Learning Views

KeyFlow mirrors how real brokerages use permissions and access control.

Agent View

Tools for managing clients, listings, and deal activity.

Broker View

Administrative access for overseeing agents, finances, and the brokerage’s full pipeline.

This dual‑view structure helps learners understand how responsibilities and sensitive information are separated in real‑world real estate operations.

Student & Instructor Versions

The product includes two coordinated modules designed for classroom, hybrid, or online instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands‑on experience where learners work inside a simulated brokerage.

Includes:

• Step‑by‑step activities

• Realistic deal scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick‑reference sheets for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the lesson with confidence—even for instructors new to real estate software.

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Standards alignment

• Assessment options

• Classroom adaptations

• Slide‑by‑slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for preloading scenarios and distributing student copies

What’s Included

• KeyFlow web app html download (student + instructor access)

• Instructor curriculum package

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built‑in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario‑based practice brokerage for hands‑on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non‑refundable.

© 2026 SoftwareLit. All rights reserved.

Teach how rental business software runs—from tenant placement to rent collection.

What RentFlow Does

RentFlow places learners inside a working property management operation. Instead of learning about leases, maintenance, or rent collection in theory, students interact with a connected system and manage a rental portfolio in real time.

Learners follow the lifecycle of a property—from tenant onboarding to maintenance requests to rent tracking—building practical software literacy they can apply to property management, real estate, and operations roles.

Core System Areas

Learners explore the key components of a property management business:

• Tenants — Manage renter profiles, lease details, and occupancy

• Properties & Units — Track locations, unit availability, and assignments

• Calendar — Coordinate scheduling for maintenance, move-ins, and inspections

• Work Orders — Create, assign, and track maintenance requests

• Vendors & Staff — Manage service providers and internal roles

• Supplies — Monitor materials used for repairs and operations

• Equipment — Track tools and maintenance resources

• Rent & Payments — Record rent, monitor collections, and view outstanding balances

How the System Comes Together

Students see how a rental portfolio operates as a connected system:

• A tenant is assigned to a specific unit within a property

• Work orders are linked to units and assigned to vendors

• Maintenance costs build from task-level details

• A progress bar tracks completion of repairs

• Rent flows into a portfolio-level rent roll, showing collected vs. outstanding balances

This interconnected structure helps learners understand how decisions and data in one area impact the entire business.

Two Role-Based Learning Views

RentFlow mirrors real-world access control by separating responsibilities and sensitive information.

Coordinator View
Access to tenant records, scheduling, and work order coordination

Manager View
Full administrative access, including rent tracking and vendor management

This dual-view approach reinforces how role-based permissions function in real business systems.

Student & Instructor Versions

RentFlow includes two coordinated modules designed for flexible instruction.

Student Module

A guided, hands-on experience managing a simulated rental portfolio

Includes:

• Step-by-step activities

• Realistic property and maintenance scenarios

• Digital learner workbook

• Quick-reference guides for each system area

Instructor Module

A complete teaching toolkit for delivering the experience effectively

Includes:

• Full lesson plan

• Learning outcomes

• Standards alignment

• Assessment options

• Classroom adaptations

• Slide-by-slide speaker notes

• Instructor mode for scenario setup and student distribution

What’s Included

• RentFlow web app (student + instructor access)

• Instructor curriculum package

• Student workbook and activity set

• Built-in slide deck for live or virtual instruction

• Scenario-based rental portfolio for hands-on learning

Digital Product Disclaimer

This is a digital product.

All sales are final and non-refundable.

© 2026 SoftwareLit. All rights reserved.‍ ‍