The reporting layer your agency was missing.
Your people already train in Peak through your state. LITE adds the access, reporting, and security courses your department needs on top of it.
What does Peak LITE actually do?
Four things: it connects Peak to your systems, it gets certification data out in bulk, it tracks the outside companies touching your systems, and it adds security training beyond the CJIS minimum.
Single sign-on and API integration automate user provisioning and pull training status into your systems of record, so nobody is retyping rosters.
Download certifications for your whole department at once instead of one person at a time, and report on status from dashboards built for administrators.
See the clearance status of vendor employees who hold a clearance with your agency, and run the vendor clearance report scoped to your agency, with CSV export.
Eight cybersecurity and incident response courses, compatible with nexTEST, covering ground that required CJIS security awareness training does not.
When should an agency choose COMMAND instead?
If you need the governance layer — written policy, risk assessments, evidence, incident logging — that is COMMAND. It includes everything in LITE, so nothing is lost moving up.
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LITE is set up with a sales rep rather than self-serve. Tell us how your department handles training records today and we will scope it with you.