Sell online courses with e-Learning

e-Learning turns Tayon into a course platform: you build courses with videos, text, quizzes and certificates, and your students learn in an academy that carries your name, colours and logo.

#Where to find it

Apps›e-Learning

The e-Learning home lists your courses. Each card shows its cover, its status, how many lessons it has and how many students it has. Along the top you reach everything else:

#How a course is built

A course is made of modules, and each module holds lessons. A lesson can be a video, a page of text, or both, with downloadable materials. You can add a quiz after any lesson, at the end of a module, or as a final exam.

One account has one academy. All your courses live in it, at an address like learn.tayon.app/your-academy, or on your own domain.

#How students get in

There are four ways to give someone a course:

• On the course page. Free courses have a sign-up form. Paid courses have a checkout, paid through your Stripe or Mercado Pago connection.
• By hand. Add a student from the course’s Students tab.
• From the CRM. Enroll every contact with a tag in one go.
• From a conversational form. The Enroll in Course action gives access as part of a flow — after a payment, for example.

Each new student gets an email with a link to start and to create a password.

#Who can use it

e-Learning is on the Pro plan and above. On lower plans the menu shows an upgrade notice instead.

The account owner always has full access. Team members need the e-Learning permission, which existing members do not have until you give it to them:

#What it costs

The plan includes e-Learning itself. Some things use credits from your balance:

• Course videos. Storage costs 5 credits per GB per day, and streaming costs 25 credits per GB your students watch.
• The AI tutor. Each answer uses AI credits.

#Where to go next