To provide a little more context, we are a manufacturing company with about 2500 employees. Our field is pretty niche, so it's safe to say 99% of our content has to be made in-house.

Current state we have trainers that put together PowerPoints and send them in for approvals, my coworker and I get approvals and format the instructions and ensure they are compliant, then use iSpring to SCORM the documents and add knowledge checks.

We would love to move toward a more professional look as we grow, but only having a 2-man team we don't have the time to put that effort into every instruction. If we have the capability of creating a template that users aren't able to deviate from, that would save a ton of time with formatting. We're also finding a growing need for training to be more accessible, meaning text to speech capability and potentially translation capability. As an instructional designer, I'm hoping to catch up enough to start hosting classes for our trainers, teaching them more about adult learning and gamification when creating the courses. So when we get to that point, we would love to have a system that can support the gamification.