Observe
See how each new employee is progressing through the onboarding exercise.
Train Lens gives onboarding trainers one live view of every employee’s shared screen, making it easier to spot confusion, answer questions, and provide private support while the session continues.

During employee onboarding, uncertainty is not always obvious. Train Lens lets the trainer follow each new employee’s shared screen, identify where someone is struggling, and provide support before they fall behind.


See how each new employee is progressing through the onboarding exercise.
Notice confusion, missed steps, or help requests while the work is happening.
Offer private guidance without interrupting the rest of the onboarding group.

Starting a new role comes with questions that employees may not want to raise in front of the group. Train Lens lets trainers help individual employees privately while the rest of the onboarding session continues.
The trainer can demonstrate a workflow by sharing their screen with the group. Employees can then complete the process themselves while the trainer follows their progress and provides guidance when needed.


Imagine a group of new employees learning how to complete a customer workflow in an unfamiliar software system. Everyone follows the same demonstration, but they will not all progress at the same pace.
The trainer can view each shared screen, notice when someone misses a step, and respond before that employee becomes lost. If a new hire requests help, the trainer can open their screen and provide private guidance while the rest of the group continues practicing.
Each employee shares their screen directly with the trainer, not with the rest of the onboarding group. New hires can practice, ask questions, and receive guidance without exposing their work to their peers.
Learn how screen visibility, private support, and trainer-led demonstrations work during employee onboarding.
Video meeting tools are designed around calls and presentations. Train Lens gives the trainer a live view of every employee’s shared screen, making it easier to follow hands-on work and provide support while the session continues.
Yes. The trainer can share their screen with the onboarding group to demonstrate a workflow before employees complete the process themselves.
No. Employees can join the Train Lens session through a supported web browser using the joining link provided by the trainer.
An employee can send a help request from their workspace. The trainer can then open the employee’s shared screen and provide the appropriate support.
No. Each employee’s shared screen is visible to the trainer and is not displayed to other employees in the onboarding group.
No. Shared screens are transmitted during the live session and are not recorded or stored by Train Lens.
Yes. Trainers can run hands-on onboarding sessions for employees working remotely, in the office, or across multiple locations while maintaining one view of every shared screen.
7. Train Lens is designed for hands-on onboarding that involves software, systems, workflows, and practical exercises. It helps trainers see employees apply what they have learned rather than relying only on verbal check-ins.
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