
New Way to Revoke Course Access!
Managing course access just got more precise. With the latest update, admins now have the ability to revoke access to individual courses within an offer—without interrupting the rest of the package. This enhancement brings more control, better flexibility, and a smoother user experience when managing learning content inside the [Agency Name] platform.
Why This Matters
Previously, if you wanted to adjust course access, your only option was to remove the entire offer. Now, you can pinpoint just the course you want to revoke while keeping everything else intact. This change means:
Better management of course access over time
No more unnecessary removal of full course bundles
Improved learner experience with uninterrupted access to other materials
How It Works
Step-by-Step: Revoking Access to a Specific Course
Go to the Admin Panel
Head into your admin dashboard where you manage course offers.Select the Offer
Find the offer that contains the course you'd like to adjust.Choose the User
Navigate to the specific user whose course access you want to change.Revoke the Course
From the user's course list, select the course and revoke access directly—without removing access to other courses in the same offer.Save Changes
Confirm your action and save. The user will now lose access only to the selected course.
Key Benefits
Granular Access Control
You’re no longer stuck with all-or-nothing course bundles. Customize access based on each learner’s needs.Preserve Learning Progress
Users retain access to the rest of their courses, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted experience.Time-Saving Admin Tools
No need to rebuild or reassign offers—just manage them on the go, with minimal disruption.Cleaner User Experience
Learners see only what they have access to, keeping things simple and focused.
Final Thoughts
This update is a big win for flexibility and control. Whether you're refining user access or responding to specific needs, you now have the tools to do it cleanly, without overhauling the entire course structure. Everything remains organized, intentional, and efficient—exactly the way course management should be.
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