Custom development for what LearnDash doesn't cover
LearnDash covers courses, quizzes, certificates, and progress tracking out of the box, and it does that well. The gap shows up once your program needs something beyond what it ships with: gating rules tied to your business logic, integrations with the systems you already run on, or reporting its dashboard doesn’t provide. For what’s worth customizing and what to leave stock, see our guide on when to customize LearnDash.
84EM has built that layer for LearnDash platforms running dozens of corporate clients on one codebase, and for education businesses unifying enrollment across multiple sales channels. Custom code goes only where LearnDash falls short, and the rest stays unmodified.
Who builds your LearnDash project?
One person, start to finish, who scopes the course logic, writes the integration, and debugs the enrollment edge case.
Handoff includes documentation of the custom gating and enrollment logic.
What can 84EM build in LearnDash?
84EM builds custom course logic and gating rules, integrations with CRMs and payment platforms, multi-tenant platforms for multiple client organizations, automatic course access from any sales channel, and reporting shaped to the metrics a training program tracks.
Custom Course Logic and Gating
Group-based access, prerequisites, drip schedules, and enrollment triggered by purchase, CRM status, or a custom event.
LearnDash Integrations
Enrollment, progress, and completion data synced between LearnDash and your CRM, payment platform, single sign-on provider, or internal tools, with no manual exports.
Multi-Tenant LearnDash Platforms
Separate per-client installs become one platform. Each corporate client keeps its own branding, users, and course content, and maintenance happens once.
Order and Enrollment Automation
Purchases from any sales channel grant course access the moment they complete, with the same onboarding no matter where the customer bought.
Custom Reporting
Progress, completion, and usage reports covering what LearnDash’s built-in dashboard leaves out.