Here’s what your organisation gains:



From onboarding apprentices to managing stipends, DBT reimbursements, and BOAT/BOPT filings—HR teams often find themselves buried in paperwork, racing against deadlines, and facing compliance risks. What should be a driver of growth too often becomes a burden.
Ensure easy apprentice onboarding and NATS compliance.
Maintain accurate, transparent, and compliant payments.
Stay fully aligned with statutory requirements.
Never miss a compliance deadline again.
Monitor your entire apprenticeship programme at a glance.
With TankhaPay, apprentices are not just a compliance requirement, they’re a practical way to build your future team. Turn apprenticeships into an advantage.
Manufacturing Units
Industrial Plants
Logistics & Supply
Chain Operations
Skilled Trades &
Technical Roles
Educational
Institutions with On-site Training
Let TankhaPay manage the process while you focus on building a stronger, skilled workforce for tomorrow.
Get Started!An apprenticeship management system is a digital platform designed to help organizations streamline the entire lifecycle of apprenticeships—from recruitment and onboarding to training, evaluation, and certification.
Typical features include apprentice registration, attendance tracking, stipend processing, progress monitoring, document management, compliance tracking, and reporting dashboards.
It simplifies coordination between HR, training partners, and apprentices by automating administrative tasks, ensuring compliance with apprenticeship laws, and providing real-time visibility into apprentice performance and program outcomes.
Yes. Most systems are equipped to manage apprenticeship agreements, track training hours, generate compliance reports, and maintain digital records required by government or certifying bodies.
Many platforms support integration with HRMS, payroll, and LMS tools, allowing seamless data exchange for attendance, payments, and training updates.
Supervisors can track attendance, assign tasks, monitor skill development, and evaluate progress through periodic assessments and feedback forms.
Yes. Employers can define training modules, duration, stipend structures, and evaluation criteria to suit their specific industry and organizational needs.
Most solutions allow organizations to collaborate with multiple training providers or academic institutions, helping manage diverse apprenticeship programs in one centralized platform.
Apprentices often get their own self-service access to view attendance, training progress, stipend details, and feedback—promoting accountability and engagement.
Corporates, training providers, educational institutions, and government bodies can all use such systems to effectively manage large-scale apprenticeship programs while ensuring compliance and operational efficiency.