Zoho TrainerCentral for Course Launches, Live Sessions, and Paid Enrollments

We run your TrainerCentral academy for a monthly fee. The first stretch covers setup or migration, branding, your domain, course structure, quizzes, certificates, live sessions, payments, and links to your other Zoho apps. After that we publish new courses, run coupon campaigns, handle enrollments, and report on completion and revenue.

It is Zoho's product for building and selling training. Lessons can be video, audio, or documents, and a live classroom handles cohorts and webinars. It also has quizzes, assignments, automatic certificates, a learner community, and a branded academy on your own domain with checkout included. It sits in the Zoho family, so CRM, Campaigns, Flow, and Analytics connect without a third party tool.

Choose by audience. TrainerCentral sells courses to outsiders, which is why it has pricing, coupons, checkout, and a public catalog. Zoho Learn serves your own staff with manuals, wikis, and internal courses. Charging customers points to TrainerCentral, and onboarding employees points to Learn. Plenty of companies use both, and we set up both.

Kajabi offers more templates and funnel tools, which matters if your sales page needs something unusual. TrainerCentral costs less each month, includes the live classroom, and links to the Zoho apps you may already use. If your case favors Kajabi, we tell you that during the first call.

Yes. Courses, sections, lessons, media, quizzes, and certificate designs are rebuilt in TrainerCentral, and learners are imported with enrollment and progress records when the old platform exports them. The old school stays open until you have checked the new one, so nobody who paid is left without a login.

Yes, and most programs mix the two. The live classroom supports screen sharing, polls, and recording, and a session can be attached to a course. We set up scheduling, registration, and reminders, then post the recording back into the course so absentees can find the replay.

Your own payment gateway is connected, and money goes to your account instead of passing through ours. We set currencies, tax rules, and invoices, then run a real purchase before enrollment opens. Subscription pricing, free preview lessons, and coupons with expiry dates and use limits are included, so a launch discount cannot stay open all year.

They see yours. The academy runs on your domain with your logo, colors, fonts, and email sender, and the homepage, catalog, and sign up pages are built to resemble your site. A generic platform address should not appear in the browser bar or in a confirmation email.

You do. Your experts record the lessons and write the questions, since their knowledge is what buyers pay for. We do the work around it: structure, publishing, media setup, quiz rules, certificates, scheduling, payments, and reporting on which lessons hold attention.

Two or three usually do, and one is enough if you run live cohorts on a repeating calendar. With less than that, one person can handle the admin. Once launches, promotions, and learner questions pile up, the work stops fitting into someone's regular job. If you sit near the line, we say so.

Yes. Training covers the course builder, hosting sessions, writing to learners, and which settings to leave alone. Most clients post their own lessons and host their own classes, and bring us structural jobs like new paths, price changes, integrations, and reports. Nothing you want to edit has to go through us.

Yes, it is one of the apps in a Zoho One subscription, so check your account before buying it on its own. If you run several Zoho apps separately, our plans cover all of them and are priced by hours of Zoho work rather than by users or apps.

Each new buyer can become a CRM contact with the purchased course noted, and Campaigns can start a welcome series or a re-engagement email for learners who stall. We choose which fields travel, test with a few real sign ups, and check that nobody lands on a list twice.

All of it. The Zoho account, academy, courses, learner records, and revenue history are in your subscription, not ours. When we part, we give you documentation of how the academy is configured and remove our access. There is no export to negotiate and no minimum term.

Requests under your plan are finished within two business days, and bigger ones come with an estimate first. Typical examples are a new coupon, a lesson swap, a reworded certificate, or a moved cohort date.