How students get enrolled
Enrollments are created in a few ways.Free courses
Free courses
When a course is free, a student who is signed into your academy enrolls by opening the course and clicking Enroll. No payment step is involved. (Signing in alone does not auto-enroll a student in every free course; they enroll in the courses they choose.)
Paid courses
Paid courses
When a course has a price, the student pays through Stripe Checkout. Fayne creates the enrollment as soon as the payment is confirmed. If the payment fails, no enrollment is created.
Manual and invitation enrollment
Manual and invitation enrollment
You can enroll a student in a course directly from the owner dashboard, and you can pre-enroll students in courses when you invite them. Those enrollments are created when you add them (or when the student accepts the invitation).
All published courses a student is enrolled in are immediately accessible. Fayne does not support drip-feed scheduling or course prerequisites, so a student can start any lesson in any order on day one.
Manually enrolling a student
You can add an enrollment from the owner dashboard at any time, regardless of how a course is priced. This is useful for comping a student, granting early access, or adding a student to a course they have not bought.Open the student detail panel
Go to People, find the student in the roster, and click their row to open the detail panel.
Revoking a single enrollment
To remove a student’s access to one course without removing them from your academy:- Open the student detail panel and go to the Enrollments tab.
- Find the course and open its actions menu (the three-dot icon).
- Select Revoke access.
What students see: the My Learning dashboard
Once a student has at least one enrollment, their home screen in your academy becomes a personalized learning dashboard.Progress overview
Each enrolled course appears as a card with a progress bar showing how many lessons have been completed out of the total.
Continue where you left off
A prominent prompt links directly to the next lesson the student should work on, so they can pick up without searching.
Lesson bookmarks
Students can bookmark specific lessons and find them again from their saved items.
Course cards
Each card shows the course title, thumbnail, and current progress. Clicking a card opens the course viewer.

