Content lifecycle
Create courses with the built-in authoring tool or bring existing SCORM and LTI 1.3 content. Manage versions centrally while preserving existing learner attempts.
The Enterprise Learning Distribution Network
KnowGrid is a content distribution and governance layer for your existing learning systems. Deliver courses across business units, customers, and partners while centrally managing content versions, access, and delivery records.
Enterprise learning teams
Learning platform operators
Partner & customer networks
Create courses with the built-in authoring tool or bring existing SCORM and LTI 1.3 content. Manage versions centrally while preserving existing learner attempts.
Define customer access, licence periods, and learner limits within separate organisation workspaces.
Deliver SCORM packages and LTI 1.3 courses through SCORM-format wrappers in external LMSs or through the hosted portal. APIs and webhooks connect learning activity to business systems.
Create courses within KnowGrid and use the same distribution workflow to deliver them through SCORM-format wrappers or the hosted course portal.
Support SCORM learning packages and LTI 1.3 courses. SCORM package playback uses the EasySCORM engine.
Deliver centrally hosted courses into external LMSs through lightweight course wrappers.
Use a hosted portal to give learners access to distributed courses when delivery through an external LMS is not required.
Manage content updates centrally while preserving existing learner attempts.
Manage customer licences, expiry dates, learner limits, and access revocation.
Separate customer administration, content access, and reporting.
Record progress, scores, completion, attempts, and the course versions learners use.
Connect learning activity with other business systems and workflows.
| Your situation | What you need | KnowGrid approach |
|---|---|---|
| You operate learning across business units | Coordinate content updates across teams with separate learning systems. | Centrally managed course sources and versions, delivered through connected LMSs. |
| You manage an enterprise content network | Govern content access across customer organisations and contracts. | Organisation workspaces, licence periods, learner limits, and revocation. |
| You train dealers, partners, or branches | Deliver courses through each organisation’s LMS or provide direct course access. | SCORM delivery to existing LMSs or a course-access portal, with separate organisation workspaces. |
Your LMS stays in place. KnowGrid manages content distribution and access across connected systems. The hosted portal provides a direct route to courses; it is not an LMS replacement.
For teams that want the platform operated for them.
For organisations that need deployment in their own environment.
Your LMS remains the learning management system. KnowGrid supplies courses through SCORM-format wrappers and manages their source content, versions, and access centrally. Its hosted portal offers direct course access, not a replacement LMS.
Access governance includes expiry dates and revocation. The intended workflow is to disable access to the centrally hosted course when a licence ends. Confirm enforcement behaviour in your target LMS during evaluation.
Yes. KnowGrid includes its own authoring tool. You can create courses in the platform as well as use existing SCORM packages and LTI 1.3 courses. Delivery is through SCORM-format wrappers to external LMSs or direct access through the hosted portal.
KnowGrid supports SCORM learning packages and LTI 1.3 courses as source content. Delivery is through SCORM-format wrappers in external LMSs or through the hosted learner portal. Contact us to confirm SCORM versions and compatibility with your target systems.
KnowGrid is a product platform. Configuration and selective customisation can support adoption, with scope agreed for your requirements.
Talk to us about your content, destinations, customer licences, and deployment needs. We can confirm current product availability and the commercial terms for your use case.
Map target LMSs, package formats, integration events, and required learning records. Validate compatibility with representative content.
Define organisation boundaries, administration responsibilities, licence rules, and data retention requirements.
Agree hosting responsibilities, security review requirements, support scope, upgrades, and any required service commitments.
Bring your organisation structure, target systems, sample content, and access requirements. We’ll review the architecture, validate the product fit, and define a deployment scope.