FeaturesCourses
Learning products

Sell a course that ships with the whole business underneath it.

Build curriculum, set drip schedules, track progress, and handle student support from the same system that took the payment — no separate platform, no CSV exports, no stitching tools together.

modules and lessons
Drip
content scheduling
$0
platform commission
Photography Masterclass
Module 1: Camera Fundamentals
Understanding ISO
Shutter speed and motion
Aperture and depth of field
Module 2: Composition
Rule of thirds
Leading lines
Framing and negative space
Module 3: Advanced LightingUnlocks in 14 days
Natural light direction
Golden hour shooting
Off-camera flash
Enrollment
127
active students
Completion
68%
Access model
Weekly drip
One module per 7 days
Why this matters

Most course platforms stop at content delivery.

The real advantage is having enrollment, access, support, refunds, upsells, and lifecycle email all connected to the same student record. When a buyer's payment fails, their access pauses. When they finish a module, an email can go out. That chain is where a course platform earns its keep.

Curriculum builder

Organize modules, lessons, video embeds, downloadable resources, and completion steps inside the product record.

Drip scheduling

Release content on a time-based schedule after enrollment so students receive lessons at the right pace.

Progress tracking

Students pick up where they left off. Completion events feed into lifecycle messaging and access rules.

Lesson gates

Require students to finish a lesson before the next one opens, so nobody skips ahead.

Access control

A valid purchase opens the right modules. Refunds and cancellations revoke access automatically.

Student support

Handle access issues, progress questions, and refund requests with product, enrollment, and order context already in view.

Connected workflow

From curriculum to student support in one system.

The commercial advantage is not only that the content is there. It is that enrollment, billing, progress, support, refunds, and lifecycle messaging all understand each other.

Phase
What CodeHawke handles
Build curriculum
Create modules, lessons, and resources inside the product.
Configure access
Set pricing, drip timing, and enrollment rules. Checkout connects automatically.
Enroll buyers
Buyers pay once. Access follows the order state from day one.
Operate students
Track progress, run support, and send lifecycle messages from the same dashboard.
Student access

Access follows the order. No manual provisioning.

When a buyer pays, they get access. When they request a refund, access closes. When a subscription lapses, the course gates itself. None of this requires a manual update or an external automation trigger.

Paid
Full curriculum access

All purchased modules unlocked. Progress tracked.

Refunded
Access revoked

Course content gated. No manual step needed.

Subscription lapsed
Access paused

Progress preserved. Resumes on renewal.

Build

Create modules, lessons, and resources.

Enroll

Buyers checkout and receive immediate or dripped access.

Progress

Track completion and trigger lifecycle messages at key moments.

Support

Handle access, progress, and billing questions with full order context.

Your course should know who paid for it.

Enrollment, access, progress, support, and re-enrollment all work better when the commerce system and the course platform are the same system.

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