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White-Label Course Handoff (Handoff)

A handoff with 7 steps: Confirm the client's hosting and branding requirements before any content is migrated.

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White-Label Course Handoff (Handoff)

  1. 01

    Confirm the client's hosting and branding requirements before any content is migrated

    Clarify whether the course will live on the client's own LMS or on a white-label platform like Graphy, and verify which logos, colors, and domain names must be applied.

  2. 02

    Package all source files, including SCORM packages, videos, and quizzes, into a structured handoff folder

    Organize assets by module and include a manifest that lists file names, versions, and any dependencies, so the client's team can verify completeness at a glance.

  3. 03

    Document the platform-specific settings, such as payment gateways, access controls, and email notifications

    Provide a configuration sheet that details how the course is set up in the chosen platform, whether it's Thinkific, Teachable, or another system, so the client can replicate or adjust settings independently.

  4. 04

    Transfer administrative access and ownership credentials through a secure channel

    Use a password manager or encrypted handoff tool to share login details, and revoke your own access only after the client confirms they can log in and manage the course.

  5. 05

    Run a joint walkthrough of the live course with the client, testing enrollment, payment, and content delivery

    Schedule a screen-share session where you both enroll a test user, complete a purchase, and verify that all modules, quizzes, and certificates function as expected.

  6. 06

    Provide a one-page maintenance guide covering common updates, such as changing pricing or adding new lessons

    Include step-by-step instructions for routine tasks, and note any platform limitations, like the need to rebuild SCORM packages in iSpring Suite if slides change.

  7. 07

    Schedule a 30-day follow-up to review analytics and address any post-launch issues

    Set a calendar reminder to check enrollment numbers, completion rates, and support tickets, and offer a paid retainer for ongoing updates or optimizations.