Module · Offerings
What people can buy, and what each one opens.
A catalogue that appears by itself the moment you switch on a course, a community, coaching or PT — because until then there is nothing for it to hold. It says what a thing costs and which door it is meant to open. You open the door, and the question “should this person be able to open this” always has one answer.
Appears on its own once you have something to sell. Nothing to buy.
What it holds
Four kinds of thing, each unlocking something in another module.
Offerings is not a shop. It is the price list for the things your other modules deliver, and the price on an item is a figure you display rather than one Helm charges. What it really controls is the four kinds of access below.
Grants and access
From you, or from your own system. Recorded the same way.
You open access on somebody's record — one click, for the client who paid you by transfer, the one who paid you by card on your own gateway, or the friend you coach for free. A system you run can do it through the grant API instead. Both leave the same kind of row, so a year later nobody is guessing why someone can open something.
Some access is never granted at all: a course or a coaching plan carries the members' space with it, for as long as it lasts. And access ends the same three ways — when a block runs out, when the thing carrying it lapses, or when you say so.
The gate
Every other module asks one question: can this person open this?
Courses, Community, Coaching and PT do not each keep their own list of who holds what. They all read one access table. Which is why access is consistent, and why you only ever grant or revoke in one place.
One list, not four
Who can open what is one table, with one row per person per kind. Those modules read it rather than each keeping a copy that drifts.
Grant and revoke in one place
Open a person's record and you see every kind they hold, where it came from, when it was granted and when it runs out. Change it there and the change is felt everywhere at once.
A reason on every row
Granted by hand and by whom, granted by a system you run, carried by something else they hold, expired, revoked. Each row says which, so “why can Karim still see this” is a lookup rather than a meeting.
How you get it
Comes on its own, once you need it
Not a thing you buy. It arrives with your first course, community, coaching plan or PT block, on any plan.
Offerings switches itself on the day any of those modules is switched on for you.
Before you start