LMS Advisor began as a services team. Training companies, enterprises and certification bodies hired us to set up learning platforms, customize them, repair them when they broke and, often, move everything to a different platform a few years later. We worked in Moodle, in WordPress with LMS plugins such as LearnDash, and in a long list of hosted SaaS tools. We still take on client builds through our LMS development services.
That kind of work teaches you where platforms fail, because you are the person who gets the call when they do. A certification body finds that its exam plugin and its proctoring vendor disagree about who passed. A compliance manager needs completion evidence for one site and it is spread across three systems. A migration stalls because the old platform exports content in a format nothing else can read.
I purchased an LMS from LMS Advisor for our internal employee training, and I’m very happy with the experience. The platform has been helpful in organizing and managing our training programs effectively. It has made employee learning and training management much easier for our company.