LearnDash Make integrationAutomate LearnDash with Make.

One course, several course groups: this action attaches a single course to the groups you name, instead of you opening each group by hand in LearnDash.

This one works the other way round: pick a single group and give it several courses at once. It is the quickest way to set up a new cohort with its full curriculum.

Spin up a new course shell in LearnDash from data held elsewhere, such as a row in a planning sheet or an approved request in a project tool. The course then exists and can be filled.

Adds a lesson to your site from your scenario. Paired with Create a Course, it lets a whole outline written in a spreadsheet turn into real LearnDash structure, one row per lesson.

Builds a new quiz in LearnDash so assessments can be created as part of the same flow that creates the content they test, instead of being added later and forgotten.

Topics break a lesson into smaller pieces, and this action creates them for you. Useful when your outline goes one level deeper than lessons and you want that depth reflected on the site.

Removes a course from LearnDash using its ID. It helps keep a site tidy when programs are retired in another system and should disappear from the catalog as well.

Takes a single lesson off your site by its ID while leaving the rest of the course in place, which suits cleanup of outdated or duplicated material.

Drops one question from a quiz by its ID. It is the precise tool for removing a flawed or outdated question without rebuilding the whole assessment around it.

Removes an entire quiz from LearnDash by its ID. Choose it over Delete a Question when the whole assessment is obsolete rather than one item inside it.

Clears a single topic from a lesson using its ID. It keeps the lesson itself and removes only the smaller piece that no longer belongs there.

Gives learners access to a course straight from your scenario. It is often the payoff of the whole automation: someone pays, signs up or gets approved elsewhere, and they land in the course.

Fetches the details of one course when you already know its ID, so later modules can reuse its title or other data in an email, a sheet or a message.

Reads a single lesson by its ID and returns its information to the scenario. Good for enriching a bundle before it goes to another app.

Pulls the details of one quiz question by its ID. It lets you show or archive a question's content outside LearnDash, for instance in a review document.

Returns the information of one quiz from its ID, handy whenever a later step needs more than the bare reference a trigger passes along.

Looks up a single topic by its ID and hands its data to the next module, so you can build messages or records around it.

Covers whatever the listed modules do not. It calls any endpoint of the LearnDash API through the connection you already set up, so there is no second login to manage.

Detaches a course from a course group, which ends that group's access to it. It is the clean counterpart of Assign a Course to Groups.

Takes learners out of a course. It lets access follow your business rules, like a refund or an expired subscription recorded in another tool.

Changes an existing course rather than making a new one. It keeps course information in LearnDash aligned with the source you actually maintain, like a catalog sheet.

Rewrites parts of an existing lesson from your scenario, so corrections made in a shared document reach the course without an author logging in.

Edits a quiz question that already exists. Fixing a question in place keeps the quiz intact, which is gentler than deleting and recreating it.

Modifies the settings or details of a quiz already on your site, letting your assessment catalog stay consistent with your course plans.

Refreshes an existing topic in a lesson. It keeps the fine-grained parts of a course current without rebuilding the lesson around them.

Returns everyone enrolled in a course, one bundle per learner. That list can feed a mailing, a report or a certificate step in another app.

Shows the courses one learner is enrolled in. It answers the support question of what a given person can access, without anyone opening the LearnDash admin.

Finds courses matching what you ask for, useful when your data holds a course name but not its ID. The results feed any module that needs a course.

Looks for lessons that match your criteria and returns them as bundles. It is how a scenario finds the lesson ID that Update a Lesson or Delete a Lesson requires.

Returns the quizzes matching your search, which lets you work across assessments without knowing their IDs in advance.

Finds topics that fit your criteria, one bundle each. Choose it over Get a Topic whenever you start from words rather than an exact ID.