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We're running into a limitation with Skilljar's certification settings and would love to hear how others have addressed this with their own certifications.!--> Our situation:Learners get 2 attempts at our certification before they have to repurchase the certification for another (2) tries at passing them exam. We want to give them 90 days to access the content and complete their attempts If they fail both attempts, we want them to wait only 30 days before they can re-purchaseThe problem:Our CSM confirmed that Skilljar ties enrollment expiration and re-purchase wait time to the same setting, which means we can't separate them. This means:If we set it to 90 days → learners wait 90 days to re-buy (too long) If we set it to 30 days → learners only have 30 days to access content (too short)Our question:How are you handling this in your certification programs? Have you found a workaround or a different approach that balances reasonable access time with a shorter re-purchase wait period?An
We’re always updating our users on new features we launch via the community. It’s such a great way to communicate on a 1-to-many basis with our customers. Additionally, what’s even better is that we have started to launch beta testing groups on our community where we invite a certain number of customers to test new features before we release them. Not only does this allow us to iron out any bugs before a full roll-out, it also creates a real feeling of collaboration and togetherness between us and our customers. Such a great way to make sure you are building a product that really meets the needs of your end users!
Hey everyone! Just wanted to share a quick tip on using your community to increase event registration for your next event! We recently ran an event on the importance of Customer Success in 2020 and we saw a massive 70% of our event registrations come from signups on our community! What did we do? We simply set up an event on our community—announcing what we planned to cover and who would be speaking—and enabled event registration directly on the community. We also found that those who wanted to ask questions about the event did so in the comments section, which really got people excited about the topics we would be covering. What was also fantastic was that we saw those that attended the event kept the discussion going in the weeks after on the community too! So, definitely, for your next event be sure to use your community! ?
Hi, We’re using Salesforce as a CRM, and would like to push Salesforce data (Calls, Opportunities) into Company. Is that possible and how would I go about getting this started?- Josephine
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