Online courses
Where courses live
Create a Digital product and choose the course type, then open the course editor from that product row. The editor is a full-screen workspace, use Back to products in the sidebar when you are done.
Building the curriculum
The left sidebar lists Course home, your modules, and each lesson. Click Add module to create a section, then add lessons inside it. Drag modules and lessons to reorder.
Select a lesson to edit its title, description, banner, and main content in the rich editor. You can attach videos from your file library or paste a YouTube or Vimeo link.
Course home is the landing page learners see first, set the public title, description, banner, and URL slug there.
Publishing and preview
Use draft / published (and schedule when available) from the course header so you control when learners can access content. View public preview opens the learner experience in a new tab before you go live.
Pricing and billing still come from the parent Digital product, connect the course to checkout the same way as any other catalog item.
Members, cohorts, and progress
Open Members to enroll learners manually, track progress, and remove access. Cohorts let you group learners when you run the same course on different dates or tiers.
Learners can mark lessons complete; you can see completion percentages from the member list. Lesson comments and downloadable resources are available where your plan supports them.
Welcome emails
When you add a member, Okinta can send login details by email if your workspace email is connected. You can customize the welcome template from the members area.
Emails when a module opens
For each module, open its settings from the course sidebar and switch on Email when module opens. Okinta sends one automatic email to every enrolled learner when that module becomes available to them.
The first time you turn it on, you customize the message in the email editor. You can mention the module name and link learners straight back to the course.
Use this with a scheduled Open this module from date when you drip content over time: learners get a friendly heads-up when the module unlocks, without you sending emails by hand.
Like welcome emails, this needs Professional Email connected under Settings → Emails, with your sending domain ready to go.