One platform, many audiences.
Training the people outside your payroll (partners, franchisees, resellers, customers), each needing their own branded front door, their own content, and their own reporting line.
Companies training partners, distributors, franchisees, or customers at scale.
What usually brings people here.
These are the problems this audience arrives with. If more than one lands, the rest of this page is worth reading.
A separate LMS contract for every partner network
No way to give a distributor their own branding without a new deployment
Partner completion data that never reaches your CRM or warehouse
Enterprise customers demanding launch from inside their own LMS
The capabilities that carry this.
Pulled from the platform inventory. Every item below is something extended enterprise learning programs lean on directly.
Dedicated client portals
Each large client gets a branded portal tailored to its organization, users, programs, and responsibilities, with access only to the courses, learners, reports, and tools that apply to them.
Delegated administration
Client administrators add and manage users, assign course access, monitor progress, review completion records, retrieve certificates, view reports, manage groups, and support their own learners.
Client-specific course access
Control which courses, products, activities, and programs each organization or group can reach: custom client catalogs, contract-specific programs, jurisdiction-specific courses, and exclusive or licensed content.
Credits and bulk access
Allocate course access or credits to a client whose administrators distribute them to their teams. Supports prepaid packages, bulk enrollment agreements, membership access, and contracted usage allowances, with full visibility into how access is used.
Group reporting
Client users review enrollment, course activity, progress, completion, assessment results, certificates, credits, and compliance status, scoped to their own learners so other organizations stay private.
Multi-portal delivery
Operate multiple branded portals from one Acadio instance while sharing course content. Each portal can have its own domain, users, administrators, roles, and reporting.
White-label experience
Apply custom domains, logos, colors, images, CSS, navigation, support information, legal content, course messages, platform language, and branded transactional email. Acadio branding can be removed.
Fast client onboarding
New client portals are up and running within minutes. Reuse configurations, group structures, permissions, communications, course assignments, and reporting setups, and content updates sync automatically across portals.
Start to finish, in three steps.
Provision partner
Train in their brand
Report back
Not quite your shape?
Most programs straddle two of these. The overlap is usually the interesting part.
Run a extended enterprise learning program?
Describe it in a sentence and get back a configuration proposal: the capabilities that matter for you, and the ones you can skip.