Contents
- Learn how to easily create and manage products in EdisonOS. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of setting up a new product, from defining its details to publishing it for your learners. If you're launching a course or a classroom with mock tests, this article will help you get started smoothly.
- 👨‍💻 Log in to your learning platform as an administrator with your admin credentials.
- 1. Navigate to 'Products' from the main dashboard.
- 2. Click the “Create Product” button located at the top-right corner of your products page.
- 3. Enter the necessary details for your product, including the Title, Internal Title, and Description. The slug will be automatically generated based on your Title. Upload an image based on your preference.
- 4. Provide a brief description that clearly explains what your product offers and how it benefits your learners.
- 5. Map the appropriate classroom to your product and specify the number of access days for learners. You can add classrooms for the same product you are creating.
- 6. Choose whether your product will be a paid offering or available for free.
- 7. If you're offering a paid product, click the pencil icon to customize the pricing according to your preferences.
- 8. In the Additional Details section, set up preview or trial access with duration, add a call-to-action text, link categories, and optionally limit enrollments with a custom message once the limit is reached.
- 9. Add SEO details like Meta Title, Meta Description, and Keywords to improve your product’s visibility and reach more learners online.
- 10. To encourage the end user to get in touch, personalize the message content and set a custom redirect link.
- 11. Choose whether the product should be listed and visible in the store, or unlisted so you can share it with specific users. Click on 'Create Product' to finalise the process.
- 12. If the Users go to store and select it, you will be able to see all the details you’ve provided with a clear visual display.
How to Create a Product in EdisonOS?
Written by Jenolin Johnson
Updated at June 26th, 2025
Contents
- Learn how to easily create and manage products in EdisonOS. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of setting up a new product, from defining its details to publishing it for your learners. If you're launching a course or a classroom with mock tests, this article will help you get started smoothly.
- 👨‍💻 Log in to your learning platform as an administrator with your admin credentials.
- 1. Navigate to 'Products' from the main dashboard.
- 2. Click the “Create Product” button located at the top-right corner of your products page.
- 3. Enter the necessary details for your product, including the Title, Internal Title, and Description. The slug will be automatically generated based on your Title. Upload an image based on your preference.
- 4. Provide a brief description that clearly explains what your product offers and how it benefits your learners.
- 5. Map the appropriate classroom to your product and specify the number of access days for learners. You can add classrooms for the same product you are creating.
- 6. Choose whether your product will be a paid offering or available for free.
- 7. If you're offering a paid product, click the pencil icon to customize the pricing according to your preferences.
- 8. In the Additional Details section, set up preview or trial access with duration, add a call-to-action text, link categories, and optionally limit enrollments with a custom message once the limit is reached.
- 9. Add SEO details like Meta Title, Meta Description, and Keywords to improve your product’s visibility and reach more learners online.
- 10. To encourage the end user to get in touch, personalize the message content and set a custom redirect link.
- 11. Choose whether the product should be listed and visible in the store, or unlisted so you can share it with specific users. Click on 'Create Product' to finalise the process.
- 12. If the Users go to store and select it, you will be able to see all the details you’ve provided with a clear visual display.
