Leaderboard, Points, Gamification for Memberships
planned
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Alphonso BN
Each Lesson in a Course/Product completed earns the user a number of PointsLeaderboard for the user that has completed the maximum number of courses/points.
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Brooks Golden
YES! Unlock levels for completing courses (or course modules).
It's a feature that Skool doesn't have that would make Kollab so much more powerful. For example, something that GHL could uniquely do is award levels in automations based on triggers for custom achievements.
We would switch our paid community to GHL immediately. Levels based on engagement is great for a free community, but in a paid community, it's more about getting them to do the work.
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Keith Besherse
Brooks Golden, yes. Doing the work and the ability of the admin to see that progress at a glance right before the coaching call...
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Scott Walter
Much needed after 4 years
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Cathy Thomas
We need more characters 15 isnt' enough and there is no way to add a link
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Keith Besherse
Ability to edit levels and point values.
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Tyza Nicholson
Yes this is a basic function that is needed.
When will this be getting rolled out?
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FF -UMESH CHANDAK
ALSO POINTS SHOULD NOT BE PREDEFINED BY SYSTEM WE MUST HAVE AN OPTION ON THE BASIS OF TASK WE CAN PLAN OUR GAMIFICATION AND REQRDS
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Patrick Chambers
I have an in-person networking group that I'd like to attach to a community. I use the app to slide attendees into an "Attended" stage at the meetings when they attend. I'd love to have the ability to build a workflow that triggers on that Pipeline Stage, and adds points to their profile in the community as a reward for regular attendees.
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Sam Marvin
The ability to create custom badges would be amazing to identify certain group members as high achievers and such
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Nat Green
One thing I noticed some Skool groups are doing is unlocking the function to chat with other members after hitting a certain level. This will help to decrease spammers that simply show up looking to spam without engaging in the community.
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Clifford Paulick
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