1. Invite or add members

For example, you have created a web design school and are selling online courses. After a client has paid for a course, add them to a members area via a registration form.

2. Set up groups with access to specific pages

For example, if you want to limit access to an online course, create a group and provide its members with access to the course webpages. Users will be able to access these pages only after signing in.

3. Allow user access to groups of pages on a website

Add new members to the group manually or allow them to register without requiring a confirmation.

Adding a user to a members area by an administrator. Invite participants to a group by email.

Allow users to register themselves on a registration page or via any form on your website.

Automatic confirmation of users self-registration.

Control users' self-registration with a verification by an administrator.

Online Course Materials

Manage access to study resources such as articles, webinars, online tests.

Client Membership

Facilitate client communication inside the account; no need for countless emails.

Partner Membership

Publish protected materials for partners and project participants.

Event Participant Membership

Open access to event materials for conference, master class or workshop attendees.