PMP Training Video — ECO-Aligned Prep Library

Yes. Chapters are organized by ECO domain — People (42%), Process (50%), Business Environment (8%) — and each chapter logs the ECO task IDs it covers (for example People Task 5: Empower team members; Process Task 17: Plan and manage procurement). PMP candidates and PDU auditors can trace coverage chapter-by-chapter against the official outline.

Yes. The library covers the PMBOK 7 performance domains (Stakeholders, Team, Development Approach, Planning, Project Work, Delivery, Measurement, Uncertainty) plus the agile/hybrid content emphasized in the current PMP exam (~50% of questions). Process chapters explicitly mark predictive vs agile vs hybrid coverage.

X-Pilot is the production tool. ATPs use X-Pilot to produce the video portion of their authorized course; PMI ATP authorization is granted by PMI to your organization, not by X-Pilot. The output (35-hour video curriculum) plugs into the contact-hour requirement candidates need to sit for the PMP exam.

Most independent PMP trainers ship a 50–80 chapter library in 4–6 weeks. Solo coaches running cohort programs typically start with the top 30 chapters covering the highest-frequency ECO tasks (per published exam-blueprint frequency) and add the long tail later. The bottleneck is content verification, not production.

Yes. Drop your scenario bank or sample questions. Chapters are generated to walk through the decision flow with reasoning rendered as a flowchart — students see the path from situation to PMI-preferred answer (servant leadership, agile preference, stakeholder communication priority), not narrated as a monologue.

20+ languages. Most-requested by PMP trainers in our paying cohort: English, Spanish (LATAM PMP demand), Brazilian Portuguese, Arabic (Gulf / KSA), French, Mandarin. Chapter IDs and ECO task references stay identical across languages so the library covers the same domains regardless of language SKU.

PDU eligibility is determined by PMI based on the activity, not the production tool. If your training course is PMI-eligible (typically through ATP authorization or PMI's Continuing Certification Requirements rules), the videos produced via X-Pilot are part of that eligible course. The chapter-level metadata helps you document the Talent Triangle category (Ways of Working / Power Skills / Business Acumen) per chapter for PDU claims.

Chapterized 1080p MP4 with chapter timestamps and transcript SRT — ready to upload to marketplaces (Udemy / Teachable / Thinkific / Kajabi) or to host wherever your cohort already watches training.

Talking-head PMP courses paraphrase the PMBOK and ECO. They work for some candidates but cannot show ECO-task coverage chapter-by-chapter and cannot re-render when PMI revises the ECO. X-Pilot renders ECO-task-anchored chapters with editable scenario flowcharts. Same content depth, more verifiable, faster to update — and since visuals are programmatic via Remotion (not generative video), there's no model-invented PMI guidance.

Replace the source ECO PDF or PMBOK reference. Only chapters that cite the changed ECO tasks re-render. Chapter metadata keeps both old and new ECO publication dates, so you can show candidates which version of the ECO any given chapter aligns with. Useful when PMI revises domain weightings or task descriptions mid-cycle.