Marketplace overview: how tenant-to-tenant selling works
The Marketplace lets tenants sell finished courses to each other — not to their own learners, to other organizations running their own KSKILL Integra tenant. If that sounds unusual, the redirect model underneath is what makes it work simply.
The redirect model, in one paragraph
When another tenant buys your listing, the platform collects the payment on your behalf, then sends their learner through a magic link that signs them into your tenant with a fresh account. The learner studies your course on your infrastructure — your branding, your certificates, your completion data — even though they originally clicked "buy" somewhere else entirely.
A listing is what other tenants see and buy — the course itself never leaves your tenant.Selling vs. buying
- Selling means turning a course you already published into a listing. See creating a marketplace listing.
- Buying means browsing other tenants' listings and purchasing access for your own learners to study on the seller's tenant. See buying from the marketplace.
The storefront is the same catalog whether you're browsing to buy or checking how your own listing appears.Notes
This is different from a Bundle, which is your own courses packaged for your own learners. See marketplace vs. Bundles if you're unsure which one fits what you're trying to do.