Question 1

What is a SCORM-compliant LMS?

Accepted Answer

A SCORM-compliant LMS is a learning management system that conforms to the Sharable Content Object Reference Model — a set of standards (SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004) that define how e-learning content packages communicate progress, completion, and scores back to the platform. Edaxu passes the ADL conformance suite for SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 (3rd and 4th edition), so you can import course packages from any standards-based authoring tool without conversion.

Question 2

How does Edaxu handle certification renewals?

Accepted Answer

Every certification in Edaxu has a configurable validity window and renewal policy. Learners are nudged at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days before expiry by email and in-app notification. Administrators see at-risk learners on a single dashboard with one-click renewal assignment, and the platform issues a new cert with an updated expiry date once the renewal course is completed.

Question 3

Can I import courses from my existing LMS?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If your existing LMS exports SCORM 1.2 or SCORM 2004 packages, Edaxu imports them directly with no conversion step. We also have one-click migration tooling for Docebo, TalentLMS, Moodle, and Cornerstone that brings over courses, enrollments, completion history, and certification ledgers.

Question 4

Does Edaxu support continuing education (CE) credit tracking?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Edaxu has a first-class CE credit ledger designed for professional associations and certification bodies. You define credit categories, accreditor rules, and audit periods; the platform tracks earned credits per learner, generates audit-ready transcripts, and can export to NABCEP, ACCME, IACET, and other accreditor formats.

Question 5

What does Edaxu cost?

Accepted Answer

Edaxu starts at $79 per month on the Starter plan, billed annually. SSO is included on every plan, including Starter. Volume discounts apply above 500 learners, and we have dedicated pricing tiers for professional associations and registered non-profits.

Question 6

Is Edaxu suitable for professional associations?

Accepted Answer

Edaxu was built with professional associations and certification bodies in mind. Member-facing CE ledgers, accreditor-formatted exports, renewal cycles tied to member dues, and verifiable digital certificates with shareable URLs and LinkedIn integration are all native, not add-ons.

Question 7

How long does implementation take?

Accepted Answer

Most teams can configure a workspace, import existing training, and launch a focused certification workflow without a professional services minimum. More complex migrations depend on course volume, learner history, integrations, and certification rules.

Question 8

What integrations does Edaxu support?

Accepted Answer

Edaxu has 23 native integrations across HRIS (Workday, BambooHR, Rippling, Gusto), SSO (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, OneLogin, JumpCloud), and automation (Zapier) — plus a documented REST API for everything else.

Question 9

How is Edaxu different from Docebo or TalentLMS?

Accepted Answer

Edaxu is purpose-built for organizations that issue, track, and renew certifications — corporate compliance teams and professional associations. Docebo is a broad enterprise LMS with certification tracking added later as a module; TalentLMS is a general-purpose SMB LMS without a real certification engine. Edaxu treats the certification lifecycle as a first-class object, with native renewal workflows, verifiable cryptographic certificates, and audit-ready reporting that competitors charge separately for.

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