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Overview
Cursum delivers a cloud learning platform for building branded online academies and multi-tenant training. It offers SAML SSO and a REST API with analytics for completion and sales. However, some users report slow response times; still, flexibility and value are noted.
Cursum Specifications
- Activity Dashboard
- Asynchronous Learning
- Certification And Licensing
- Learner Portal
Cursum Features
White Label And Multi Tenant
Cursum enables organizations to create distinct, branded learning environments for each client or division, while managing everything from a central dashboard. Segmentation by role, location, or language ensures learners only see relevant content, helping large training providers scale programs to hundreds of thousands of users without administrative conflicts.
Single Sign On And User Sync
The platform supports SAML 2.0 single sign on to simplify secure logins across tenants. Administrators can synchronize users with the Learning Center User Replicator, importing data from LDAP, CSV, Excel, XML, or datasets. This reduces manual setup effort, keeps accounts aligned with HR systems, and ensures up-to-date learner profiles.
Analytics And Reporting
Built-in dashboards and statistical reporting help track completion rates, sales data, and learner feedback. Teams can automate report generation or export information for stakeholders, enabling evidence-based decision making. Insights into adoption patterns and course performance help refine content, improve outcomes, and ensure programs remain aligned with organizational objectives.
REST API And Extensibility
Cursum includes a documented REST API supporting CRUD operations, enabling seamless integration with external systems. Organizations can automate enrollments, sync learner progress, and build custom workflows. Independent components minimize downtime risks, allowing providers to extend platform capabilities while ensuring continuity in training delivery and system reliability across integrations.
Multi Channel Distribution Options
Training can be delivered directly within familiar environments through custom or public Microsoft Teams apps, as well as private iOS and Android apps. This flexibility reduces context switching for learners, ensures easy access on mobile devices, and allows providers to meet different distribution requirements across varied user groups.
Pros And Cons of Cursum
Pros
Flexible implementation options
Cost competitive for small teams
Supports client e-learning coordination
Cons
Response times can be slow
Users report that software sometimes loads slowly
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Anonymous
Small-Business, 11-50 employees
“Flexible but slow”
Pros
I appreciate how adaptable this solution is, and the pricing really works well for our budget.
Cons
I wish the response was faster, it drags a bit when I'm trying to get things done quickly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Cursum have a mobile app?
No, Cursum does not offer a native mobile app.
What level of support does Cursum offer?
Support is available through email and phone, with ticket submission options via the Support Center.
Who are the typical users of Cursum?
Typical users include consulting and technology services firms, corporate training providers, manufacturing, healthcare, public sector, and education services organizations.
Does Cursum offer an API?
Yes. Cursum features a REST API for integrations.
What types of pricing plans does Cursum offer?
Based on third-party listings, a Basic plan is advertised at €999/user/month. For a custom Cursum cost, contact us for a tailored quote.
What other apps does Cursum integrate with?
It integrates with SAML SSO, LDAP, CSV/Excel imports, and a REST API.
What language does Cursum support?
Cursum software is available in English and Danish.