Education & Professional Development

One training portal for every part of your academy

An in-house academy serves business units, subsidiaries, and often external customers too. Laioutr puts the frontend layer over your LMS, your catalog, and your shop, so everyone sees one catalog and still gets their own view. The catalog stays in your systems.
One training portal for every part of your academy

How Corporate learning & in-house academies companies grow with Laioutr

  • 1.2 s
    median LCP
  • < 14 days
    median migration time
  • ~65%
    shorter time-to-launch for landing pages

The challenges in Corporate learning & in-house academies

Corporate learning is a question of ownership. The catalog comes from the LMS, mandatory training comes from compliance, booking runs against seat allocations, and HR needs the records at the end.

The portal in front of all that has to show it without turning every change into a project. Four things weigh the most.

  • The catalog is in the LMS, the portal is next to it

    Learning paths, sessions, and prerequisites are maintained in the LMS. The portal shows a copy that nobody reliably keeps in sync.
  • Every audience needs its own view

    Managers, business units, and external customers see different parts of the catalog. One portal for everyone gets unreadable fast.
  • Approvals block every change

    New programs, dates, and copy need sign off from HR, legal, and communications. Without a clear editorial path, a change takes weeks.
  • Mandatory training has to be provable

    Compliance courses have to be reachable, understandable, and documented. What the portal shows has to match the state in the LMS.
Catalog

One training catalog from your systems

The LMS and your course administration stay the source. Laioutr renders the internal and the external catalog from them, with learning paths, dates, and prerequisites.

Connected programs appear as a path with order and prerequisites. Learners can see what comes before and after a module.

Compliance topics get their own entry points and clear deadlines. The status comes from the source system, not from a hand kept list.

Which credential, which certificate, and how long it stays valid: those fields belong to the course and read the same everywhere.

Audiences

Separate views without a second portal

Business units, subsidiaries, and external customers need different entry points. All of them run as variants of one storefront.

Every unit gets its own entry point, recommendations, and contacts. The course data behind it stays the same.

Who changes which pages and who approves them is defined. HR and communications review before anything goes live.

If the academy also sells outward, that part gets its own pages, its own prices, and its own framing.

Adoption

Short paths to registration

A portal only gets used when search and registration work. Both sit right on the catalog.

Topic, audience, format, and date are filters. Someone who needs a mandatory course finds it in a few clicks.

From the course page to the booking the layout stays the same. Seat allocations, approvals, and billing stay in your systems.

Pages come from the edge, images through an image CDN. Large catalogs stay responsive.

Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • Shopware
  • OroCommerce
  • Magnolia
  • Elastic
  • Usercentrics
  • Laioutr Mailer

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With templates for your industry
  • Our UI Growth Kit for B2B

    Storefront building blocks for B2B commerce: account-specific pricing, quoting and self-service flows.
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  • Frontend Blueprints for Education & Professional Development

    Frontend Blueprints for Education & Professional Development

    Proven reference architectures and page blueprints that take typical B2B and D2C scenarios live in days instead of weeks.
    Discover Blueprints

Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Corporate learning & in-house academies

No. The LMS stays the source for courses, learning paths, and progress. Laioutr delivers the portal in front of it.

As variants of one storefront. Units, subsidiaries, and external customers get their own entry points on the same course data.

You define that per area. Editorial teams work in their own part while templates and legal pages stay with communications.

Migration takes under 14 days in the median. What matters most is how cleanly the catalog is structured in the LMS.

Yes. The external part gets its own pages, prices, and framing and uses the same catalog as the internal view.

Both stay in your systems. The portal carries people up to the registration and hands over without a break in the layout.

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"After 30 minutes, we knew Laioutr makes our replatforming feasible." - Daniel B., CEO, hygibox.de