Analytics and management for an online school, without the chaos
Control and management in Softbook is end-to-end analytics, team roles, and every student's progress on one base: you see learning, sales, and engagement in one place, and you control what your team can reach.
- Learning, sales, and engagement in one place
- Team roles and permissions
- 30 days free
End-to-end analytics
End-to-end school analytics — in one place
You don't gather data from different services: learning, sales, and engagement live on one student base. Widgets and dashboards show the picture for the period you choose.
- Learning, sales, CRM, and engagement — in one place
- Widgets for the period you choose
- A separate dashboard per role or per person: the marketer sees one thing, the instructional designer another
- Comparison across periods and cohorts
- Data export for outside analysis
Learning
Learning analytics: progress and completion
You see how students move through courses: each person's progress, how many lessons are done, who finished and who is still going — by course, by lesson, and by group, with a CSV export.
- Progress and completion by course and by lesson
- Statuses: in progress, finished, certificate received
- Student actions by course and group: started or finished a lesson, a test, an assignment
- Cohort retention: you can see whether the March cohort gets further than the January one
- CSV export by course, lesson, and group
Sales
Sales analytics: you see what brings in money
Revenue, average order value, and repeat purchases — by currency and by period. You can see which channel actually brings in money by UTM, and how customer value grows over time.
- Revenue trend, average order value, and paid orders
- Top UTM sources by revenue
- LTV by cohort and the share of repeat purchases
- Discount performance and top products
Engagement
Engagement: activity, points, and participation
You see how engaged your students are: how they move through courses, how they collect points, and how they take part in the life of the school. It's an early signal, so you can step in before a student quits.
- Student activity for the period you choose
- Points and reward statistics from gamification
- Student actions by course and group
Dropout risk
You can see who is about to quit — before they do
You bring a student back while bringing them back is still possible: the widget shows who hasn't logged in for 7+, 14+, and 30+ days, with an activity sparkline — so you can tell at a glance whether the person faded gradually or disappeared all at once.
- Who hasn't logged in for 7+, 14+, 30+ days
- Activity sparkline: a gradual fade or a sudden disappearance
- The list can be exported and used to run a win-back
Course funnel
You can see the exact lesson students fall off at
You fix the cause instead of the symptom: the course funnel shows drop-off for every lesson, and problem lessons rise to the top of the list on their own — if a third of the group falls off at lesson three, the lesson is the problem, not the students.
- Drop-off for every lesson — exactly where you lose people
- Problem lessons rise to the top of the list automatically
- Time to complete and the overall completion rate
Tests
You can see which question is badly worded
If most people picked the same wrong option, the students aren't the problem — the wording is: the statistics show the percentage of students for every answer option, and answers are exported question by question.
- Percentage of students for every answer option
- Export of answers for every question
Support
Student support — inside the platform
Support runs where the learning does: a student opens a request straight from their account, and the conversation stays in the platform — the question doesn't get lost in someone's DMs and doesn't reach you in a messenger at three in the morning.
- Tickets from the student's account, with attachments
- A conversation with replies to messages, reactions, and pinning
- Statuses: new and closed
Team
A team with roles — everyone sees only their own part
You add administrators and teachers and hand out permissions: the administrator runs the organization, the teacher runs the learning. You assign students and groups to a teacher, and the activity log shows who did what.
- Roles: owner, administrator, teacher — with permissions you configure
- Students and groups assigned to a teacher
- Team activity log: who, what, and when — visible to the owner only
- Teacher statistics for a period: assignments accepted and rejected — a basis for calculating their fee
- Managing student access to courses
Real schools. Real results. Real people.
Founders and creators on what works best for them in Softbook.
Questions about analytics and management
No. Learning, sales, and engagement are on one student base, in one place. The data can be exported for outside analysis.
Yes. You see each student's progress, how many lessons are done, who finished and who is still going — by course, by lesson, and by group, with a CSV export.
You add administrators and teachers, configure permissions for each of them, and then assign students and groups to a teacher.
Yes. The activity log shows who did what in the school, and when.
Revenue, average order value, LTV by cohort, repeat purchases, and top sources by UTM. Sales operations are on the sales and CRM page → Sales and CRM
Yes. The "Dropout risk" widget shows who hasn't logged in for 7+, 14+, and 30+ days, with an activity sparkline — so you can tell whether the person faded gradually or disappeared all at once.
The course completion funnel shows drop-off for every lesson, and problem lessons rise to the top of the list automatically.
No. A student opens a request straight from their account: a ticket with attachments, a conversation with reactions and pinning, and "new" and "closed" statuses.
Grow the school without losing your grip on it
30 days free, no card. Analytics, student progress, and team roles — on one platform.