Ghent, January 8th, 2026 – Two Ghent-based tech companies, FLOWSPARKS and Azumuta, are joining forces. With this partnership, they aim to support manufacturing organizations by seamlessly connecting digital work instructions with powerful learning solutions.

Azumuta, known for its connected worker platform with digital work instructions, skillsmatrix, and quality assurance, and FLOWSPARKS, a specialist in digital learning programs and learning platforms, offer complementary solutions. Together, they can help companies train employees faster, more consistently, and more efficiently.

Complementary strengths

While Azumuta focuses on step-by-step, practical instructions for the shop floor, the FLOWSPARKS Authoring Tool enables broader learning paths in which those instructions are embedded. This creates an integrated learning experience: from carrying out a task to developing full competencies.

The integration of both platforms makes it possible to use work instructions from Azumuta as activities within the FLOWSPARKS environment. At the same time, companies maintain reporting and the skills matrix within Azumuta, while FLOWSPARKS provides the learning experience and follow-up.

Benefits for the industrial sector

Both companies have a strong customer base in the industrial sector, where the importance of accurate instructions and effective training is critical. Through this partnership, organizations gain access to a solution that supports both the hands-on reality of the shop floor and the broader needs around learning and development. For example, streamlining the onboarding of new operators, standardizing work instructions, and ensuring consistent quality checks across production lines.

“As a Ghent-based company with extensive experience in the industrial sector, we know how important it is to work with partners who truly understand what happens on the shop floor,” says Cédric Herregodts, CEO of FLOWSPARKS.

“By joining forces with Azumuta, we combine their practical, hands-on approach with FLOWSPARKS’ expertise FLOW in digital learning. This allows us to help teams train faster and more effectively.”

“Training on the shop floor needs to be fast, practical, and effective. By integrating with FLOWSPARKS, we’re making it easier for manufacturers to bridge the gap between step-by-step work instructions and broader learning programs. This partnership brings real value to teams on the ground,” says Batist Leman, CEO of Azumuta.

A logical collaboration

This collaboration is a logical step: both companies are headquartered in Ghent, active in the technology sector, and often meet at the same trade shows and with mutual customers. The partnership paves the way for joint projects and a stronger presence in manufacturing.

For more informationabout the FLOWSPARKS–Azumuta partnership, please contact:

Cédric Herregodts
CEO FLOWSPARKS
+32 473 39 87 65
cedric.herregodts@flowsparks.com
www.flowsparks.com

About FLOWSPARKS

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We solve the toughest challenges in creating and distributing e-Learning: time constraints, uninspiring content, expensive translations, tedious updates, and complicated user management. Forget everything you know about template-based authoring. With FLOWSPARKS, anyone can create interactive e-Learning, supported by instructional design.

About Azumuta

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Azumuta is a software scale-up helping manufacturers worldwide turn frontline know-how into connected, digital, AI-supported processes. The out-of-the-box platform enables manufacturers to work smarter, digitize faster, and make a lasting impact on the factory floor. It does so by consolidating operations, shop floor workers, and training together in a modular, intuitive, and scalable system.

As the front end for shop floors, Azumuta helps manufacturers to boost operational efficiency, strengthen collaboration, and raise quality standards. At the same time, it shortens training time and simplifies compliance.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Ghent, Belgium, Azumuta supports both large-scale enterprises and fast-growing manufacturers around the globe in bridging people and technology for the next generation of manufacturing. Learn more on www.azumuta.com. 

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