What you can build
Digital courses and the business around them
A digital course is an offer in your business. We are building courses inside the same system that holds your offers, enquiries and customers, so each new tool does not mean rebuilding the business around it.
What is being built
Chapters and lessons, a course page, access and price settings, and student records. A course belongs to the offer you sell rather than sitting in a separate video library.
Course building is still in development. Coflow opens gradually by invitation. Check that the capabilities you need are available in your account before joining.
Before someone enrols
When a course needs an interested audience before a sale, start with a landing page and form. Each submission becomes a contact, and an email sequence can continue the conversation. Offers that need a fit call can continue as deals in the CRM.
Start with your offer
Define who the course serves, what it teaches and its price. Then build the course and the path to joining it. AI helps prepare drafts; you review the content, promise and flow before publishing.
- Define the course as an offer.
- Organise chapters and lessons.
- Choose direct enrolment or a lead collection step before the sale.
- Test the page, form, payment and access as a student before launch.
Common questions
Is course building open to everyone?
No. Course building is in development and Coflow opens gradually by invitation. Join the waitlist and confirm availability before joining.
Do I need a course to use Coflow?
No. Your offer can also be coaching, an appointment, a workshop or a digital product. A course is one of the offer types the system is built around.
Does AI replace what I teach?
No. You are responsible for the expertise and outcome your course promises. AI can help organise and draft; professional review stays with you.
Coflow opens gradually by invitation. Confirm feature availability before joining.
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