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$30.00
Every month
$300.00
Every year

A complete software learning subscription that combines Horizontal Software, Vertical Software, and Software Operations into one unified program. Learn cross-industry tools like CRM, HR, finance, and AI; industry-specific platforms for sectors such as retail, healthcare, construction, and more; and operational skills for managing, scaling, and transitioning software over time.

✓ Full access to all course libraries
✓ A structured end-to-end learning path
Horizontal Software Training
$15.00
Every month
$150.00
Every year

Horizontal software refers to tools used across many industries to support core business functions, regardless of sector. This collection of courses helps you understand and apply the most important cross-functional systems in modern organizations. Learn CRM, HR management, financial systems, inventory and asset tools, productivity software, payment processors, LMS platforms, AI, automation, no-code tools, and cybersecurity to build and manage a scalable tech stack.

✓ Access to a robust learning library
✓ Continuous course updates
✓ Flexible self-paced learning
✓ Practical skills to evaluate, implement, and manage software
Vertical Software Training
$15.00
Every month
$150.00
Every year

Vertical software refers to tools built for specific industries, designed to support the unique workflows and requirements of a particular sector. This subscription includes multiple structured courses covering key industries such as restaurant and hospitality, retail and e-commerce, field service, construction, real estate, legal practice, health and wellness, beauty and spa, cleaning services, nonprofit, fitness and studio, manufacturing, property management, and transport and fleet.

✓ Comprehensive course library
✓ Practical industry-specific training
✓ Flexible self-paced learning
✓ Learn to evaluate and implement software
Software Operations Training
$10.00
Every month
$100.00
Every year

Software operations refers to the ongoing work of managing and evolving a software stack as a real organization grows and changes. This subscription includes structured courses focused on leading an organization through software transitions, using data to guide decisions, auditing your software inventory, and scaling or switching tools when needed. This course grouping is designed to help you learn how to keep your software ecosystem efficient, aligned, and adaptable over time.

✓ Robust course library
✓ Practical frameworks for long-term system management
✓ Improved decision-making across tools

Plumbing Software Training Curriculum

Plumbing Software Training Curriculum

$150.00

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

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