The OneRange Vero AI Catalog
The Vero AI Catalog is a library of ready-made, AI-delivered courses, skill assessments, pathways, and certifications you can assign to your team immediately.
What is in the catalog
Every item in the catalog is delivered by the same adaptive AI tutor that powers custom Vero courses. Nothing is a recorded video or a slide deck — learners work through an interactive conversation with checks, scenarios, labs, and role-plays.
- Courses spanning AI fluency, leadership, sales, engineering, data, security, and operations
- Skill assessments that score open responses against a rubric rather than a multiple-choice key
- Pathways that sequence several courses and assessments into a structured program
- Certifications with verifiable credentials learners can share
Assign in minutes, adapt as you go
Catalog items can be assigned as-is to an individual, a team, or the whole company. Administrators can also copy a catalog course into their own library, then edit the outline, adjust duration, swap the assessment type, or ground it in their own documentation.
- Preview the full course before assigning anything
- Assign to groups, departments, or entire divisions
- Track progress, proficiency, and time to competency from the dashboard
Built on a 10,000+ skill taxonomy
Each catalog item maps to specific skills in the Vero taxonomy, so results from a catalog course roll into the same workforce analytics as custom training. That means one consistent picture of capability across everything your team completes.
Browse the full catalog to filter by skill, role, or format, or explore the platform to see how catalog content fits into a wider training program.
A shared catalog that does not sound generic
Every catalog course can be customized for your company without touching the course itself. Company Context gives OneRange Vero your products, tools, and terminology. Your Knowledge Library gives it your playbooks and policies — read for your people only. Course Customization lets an admin emphasize or skip topics and add your examples, objections, and role-play personas to any course. Vero drafts it from your documents; you approve.
- Set once, applies to every course
- Your documents, your people only
- Nothing applies until an admin saves it
See how catalog customization works
Browse training by track
AI fundamentals training
For every employee, including the people who have never opened an AI tool and the ones who use one daily without a shared standard. Twenty-one courses cover the first conversation with AI, then prompting, verifying output, protecting data and knowing when not to use AI at all.
ChatGPT training
For companies where hundreds of people already use ChatGPT with no shared standard for how well. Nine courses take a team from first prompt through playbooks for specific work to Custom GPTs, data analysis and reasoning models.
Microsoft Copilot training
For teams already paying for Microsoft 365 Copilot licences that have not turned into time saved. Ten courses cover Copilot for daily work in Word, Excel and Teams, Copilot Studio for teams building their own agents, and GitHub Copilot for engineers.
Claude training
For the long, written work that has to be right — a contract to read, a report to draft, a codebase to change. Seventeen courses cover Claude for everyday writing and research, Claude Code for engineers, and Claude Cowork for longer automated work.
Gemini training
For teams running on Google Workspace, where Gemini is already inside Docs, Gmail, Sheets and Meet. Nine courses run from a first prompt through research and data work to Gemini across Workspace and building on the API.
AI leadership training
For the managers, executives and programme owners who decide how AI gets used, not just the people using it. Twenty-one courses cover use cases, pilots, policy, team anxiety, change, measurement, and running a centre of excellence or a company-wide rollout.
Prompt engineering training
For teams that plateaued at three phrasings that seem to work and never learned why. Fifteen courses run from a first good prompt through core techniques to context engineering, structured outputs and a prompt library the team can govern.
Responsible AI training
For companies with an AI policy nobody has been trained on, and the compliance owners who have to answer for it. Ten courses cover privacy, IP and copyright, misinformation, accessibility, regulation, and the rules of AI governance.
AI for sales teams
For AEs, SDRs, RevOps, enablement and sales engineers who got the AI tools before the training. Eight courses cover AI across the pipeline — research, outreach, discovery, objections and forecasting — organised by role.
AI for marketing teams
For marketing teams with more AI tools per person than any other function and the least agreement on how to use them. Twelve courses cover content and copy, SEO, paid, lifecycle, product marketing, social, brand, research and marketing automation.
AI for finance teams
For finance and accounting teams with the most to gain from AI and the least room for error. Six courses cover reconciliation, variance analysis, forecasting, commentary and AP and AR work, with verification and controls built into every exercise.
AI agents training
For the ops people, builders and engineers who will own the automations and agents a company runs. Nine courses start with Zapier, Make and n8n workflows and build to agentic systems, computer-use agents, memory, orchestration and multi-agent work.
Browse every course, assessment, pathway and certification →
Browse the OneRange Vero AI Catalog
- ChatGPT training for employees, ready to assign today
- Microsoft Copilot training for teams already paying for it
- Claude training for everyday work, research and code
- Gemini training for teams working in Google Workspace
- AI fundamentals training for every employee
- AI training for managers and leaders who own adoption
- Prompt engineering training that sticks, for whole teams
- Responsible AI training your policy can point to
- AI training for sales teams, by role in the pipeline
- AI training for marketing teams, by specialty
- AI agents and automation training, from first workflow to multi-agent systems
- AI training for finance and accounting teams
- Leading Teams Through AI Adoption
- Responsible & Safe AI Use
- Claude: Essentials
- AI for Spreadsheets: Core
- Context Engineering: Advanced — Memory & Token Budgeting
- ChatGPT: Essentials — Data & Analysis Playbook
- Running Effective AI Pilots
- Fact-Checking & Verifying AI Output
- Gemini: Core — Google Workspace
- AI for Meetings & Notes
- Understanding Model Limitations & Failure Modes
- Prompt Patterns Library
- ChatGPT: Essentials — Research Playbook
- Gemini: Essentials — Everyday Work
- AI for Research & Summarization
- Staying Current: Keeping Up with AI
- ChatGPT: Core — Custom GPTs, Data Analysis & Reasoning
- Claude: Essentials — Research Playbook
- AI Upskilling Programs: Advanced — Program Design
- Using AI Safely & Responsibly
- Claude: Core — Projects, Artifacts & Claude Code
- Working Alongside AI: Productivity Habits
- AI for Long-Form Writing
- How AI Can Help You at Work
- IP, Copyright & AI-Generated Content
- Prompting Essentials
- AI in 30 Minutes: An Executive Primer
- When NOT to Use AI
- Human + AI Collaboration Patterns
- Prompt Libraries for Teams: Advanced — Building & Governing
- AI Foundations: How Generative AI Works
- Gemini: Essentials
- ChatGPT: Essentials
- Identifying & Prioritizing AI Use Cases
- Managing AI-Augmented Teams & Workflows
- Data Privacy & Security with AI
- Claude Code: Core
- Fitting AI into Your Daily Workflow
- Microsoft Copilot: Core — Copilot Studio
- ChatGPT: Essentials — Everyday Productivity
- Advanced Prompt Engineering
- Measuring AI Adoption & ROI: Advanced
- Your First Conversation with AI
- Microsoft Copilot: Essentials
- What Is AI? A Plain-English Introduction
- Privacy & Surveillance in the AI Era
- GitHub Copilot: Core
- AI Change Management
- Building Your Team's AI Policy & Guardrails
- Claude: Essentials — Writing & Communication
- General AI Fluency Assessment