Thinqmesh LMS
Thinqmesh LMS
Everything in One Dashboard
Courses, assignments, boards, communities, podcasts, playgrounds, analytics and payments are all managed from one place.
Courses, Communities and Payments, on One Learning Platform
Teach, sell and certify from one dashboard, where paying enrols the buyer automatically. It runs Thinqmesh Academy. Book a demo and we will walk you through it.
Our Point of View
A course platform should close the loop between paying, learning and proving it. With enrolment, teaching and certificates in one place, each step leads directly to the next.
The Situation
A course business thrives when its time goes into teaching. Bringing checkout, lessons and discussion together means that each purchase enrols the buyer and each certificate can be checked by anyone holding its ID, so the administration around the teaching shrinks.
Our Approach
Thinqmesh LMS keeps these together in one dashboard, covering courses, assignments, boards, communities, podcasts, playgrounds, analytics and payments. Paying enrols the buyer automatically, prices appear in the visitor's currency, and anyone holding a certificate ID can confirm it on a public page. It is the platform that runs Thinqmesh Academy, so these routines are already in use.
Why Thinqmesh LMS
One Platform for Checkout, Courses and Community
Teaching, community and payment sit in one place, so a purchase becomes an enrolment and a completed course becomes a certificate that can be checked.
One Platform Covering Teaching, Community and Revenue
Courses
Courses Built From Chapters and Activities
Courses are written in a block editor and arranged into chapters and activities, and collections group related courses together.
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Assignments
Assignments With Submissions to Review
Instructors set tasks and follow what each learner has submitted, with the work held against the course it belongs to.
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Boards
Collaborative Boards for Live Work
Real-time whiteboards give a group of learners a shared space in which to work through a problem together.
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Communities
Communities With Discussions and Profiles
Learners gather in communities with discussions, posts and member profiles, under moderation rules you set in advance.
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Podcasts
Podcasts Alongside the Courses
Audio series and their episodes sit beside your courses, so that learning can continue away from a desk.
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Playgrounds
Playgrounds for Trying Ideas
Interactive elements, simulations and diagrams can be generated with AI and then shared with your learners.
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Analytics
Analytics on Engagement and Courses
The dashboard reports on engagement and course performance, so that an instructor can see how each course is being used.
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Payments
Payments That Enrol the Buyer
Prices appear in the visitor's currency and payment is taken at checkout. Once it is confirmed, the buyer is enrolled automatically.
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Certificates
Certificates That Can Be Verified Publicly
Certificates are issued on completion, and a public page confirms the holder's name, the course and the date of issue from the certificate ID.
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A Platform You Can See Running Before You Decide
How it works
From a First Call to Your First Enrolled Learner
Step 1
Book a Demo
We walk you through the platform as it runs Thinqmesh Academy, and discuss what you teach and to whom.
Step 2
Agree the Scope
We settle your domain, your branding, your roles and the way you intend to charge.
Step 3
Bring Your Material
Your existing course material is moved across, and your team prepares anything new.
Step 4
Open to Learners
Learners can pay, enrol and begin, with analytics and certificates working from your first course.
Insights
Perspectives Behind This Product
Perspective · 5-minute read
Measure Training by the Work It Changes, and Keep Completion as Your Record
ExpandCompletion tells you who reached the last screen. We set the platform up to answer who still owes what and by when, and to report on the work the training was bought to change.
Guide · 4-minute read
Know Who Is Overdue on Compliance Training Today, by Role, in One Report
ExpandA completion rate tells a committee that training happened. An overdue report tells a manager who is doing regulated work without it today, and we build that report first.
Perspective · 5-minute read
Plan Customer Education on the Product Roadmap and Release It With Each Feature
ExpandEducation belongs on the roadmap, where teaching a feature and simplifying it are weighed openly. We build the learning platform that lets it ship with each release.
Guide · 4-minute read
HR Records Built to Answer the Question That Arrives Months Later
ExpandA record earns its keep months later, when someone asks what happened and why. We design HR records for that question from the first day, so the answer is already written down.
Perspective · 5-minute read
Settle Tenancy, Separation and Roles First, Then Build the Features on Top
ExpandA subscription product's first decisions are made before its first feature: what a customer is, how data is kept apart and who may do what. We settle them early, while change is cheap.
Perspective · 4-minute read
Decide Which System Owns Each Fact, and Every Connection You Build Becomes Simpler
ExpandConnecting two systems is the easy part. Deciding which one is right when they disagree comes first, and we settle ownership of each fact before we build anything.
Guide · 4-minute read
Plan for the Urgent Work That Will Arrive, and the Strategy Holds
ExpandA plan that works only in a quiet quarter has not accounted for the organisation it was written for. Owners, early measures and reserved capacity give a strategy its place in the week.
See Thinqmesh LMS Working on a Call, Alongside How You Teach and Sell
See how it fits the way your team works today.
It is built on LearnHouse, an open-source learning platform, which provides much of its course, editor and community foundation. Thinqmesh has added to it, including the payment flow, automatic enrolment and prices in the visitor's currency, and runs the result as Thinqmesh Academy. You can see exactly what the platform rests on before you commit to it.
Yes. It runs Thinqmesh Academy, where it delivers courses, handles payment and enrolment and issues certificates that anyone can verify. That allows us to show you a running system on the demo call, and to discuss how each routine behaves in practice, from the first purchase through to a certificate being checked by an employer.
The payment is verified, the purchase is recorded and the buyer is enrolled automatically. The payment provider's own notification triggers the same steps, so a buyer who closes the browser tab can still receive access. The buyer then reaches the course through their account, and your team can see the purchase in its records.
Prices are set once and converted for the visitor, whose currency is first chosen from the time zone of their device. Conversion uses published reference rates, and the order is then created in that currency, so the visitor pays the amount they were shown. If the payment provider refuses a particular currency, the order falls back to rupees.
Through a public page. Anyone holding a certificate ID can enter it without signing in, and the page confirms the holder's name, the course and the date of issue. It returns only what a verifier needs, and an ID that does not exist is reported as not found. Employers can therefore check a certificate for themselves, which saves your team those enquiries.
This page describes the platform as it runs Thinqmesh Academy. Our learning and training platforms service covers fitting that platform to your organisation, including signing people in through your existing logins, moving your material across, setting posting rules and building an overdue report. Course content is written by your team or scoped separately, because content and platform move at different speeds.
Yes. Communities sit in the same dashboard as courses, with discussions, posts, member profiles and notifications. Moderation controls cover banned words, blocked links, posting limits and thread locking, and they are set to your policy before launch. Learners therefore stay on one platform, and your course and community records remain in one place.
Boards are real-time collaborative whiteboards, which suit workshops and group exercises where learners need a shared space. Playgrounds are interactive elements, simulations and diagrams that can be generated with AI and shared with learners, which suit ideas that are easier to explore than to read about. Both are managed from the same dashboard as your courses and assignments.