Will the pro version solve the problem?

  • Resolved sevenseconds777

    (@sevenseconds777)


    6 years, 1 month ago

    How does a registered teacher set a price for his or her lessons?
    You can’t sell unless the admin creates a product with WooCommerce.

    Can I use Stripeconnect for commission payments?
    Or will it be a manual deposit?

    Will the pro version solve the problem?

    It seems that bank transfer, PayPal and ECHECK are available for withdrawals, but does this mean that I should use PayPal and ECHECK instead of Stripe for payment in this system?

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  • Thread Starter sevenseconds777

    (@sevenseconds777)

    6 years, 1 month ago

    Users can register a tutor and create a lesson, but
    Users can’t put a price on a lesson and sell it.

    Because in order to sell, you have to create a product in Woocommerce beforehand and tie it to a lesson.
    This means that only administrators can do this and users can only create free courses.

    I am confused.

    Sekander Badsha

    (@badsha_eee)

    6 years, 1 month ago

    Hey @sevenseconds777,

    1. If you are using the free version, the instructors can request the admins to set a price for them while publishing the course. The administrator can turn off the publishing capability so that no course goes live without admins review. This is the best way to handle it.

    If you have a very few instructors, then you can grant them to create WooCommerce products.

    In the pro version, we have a frontend course creation feature. That allows the instructors to set a price directly. A WooCommerce product is created automatically in the background.

    2. We do not have Stripe Connect integration yet. For now, the commission payout has to be manual. You can read this documentation to understand the money flow in Tutor LMS- https://docs.themeum.com/tutor-lms/tutorials/understanding-money-management-in-tutor-lms/

    3. The options Echeck, PayPal are just input fields. You can rename them and use as you like.

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