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SleekView Kanban for Tutor LMS Course Bundle

SleekView Kanban reads Tutor LMS Course Bundle enrollments and per-course progress, groups learners into columns like Not Started, In Progress, Completed, and Stalled, and lets you drag any bundle learner card to update their progress in place.

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SleekView Kanban board for Tutor LMS Course Bundle

Bundle progress hides behind per-course tables

Tutor LMS stores course enrollments and progress in posts and meta. A bundle is a custom post type, and learners enrolled in a bundle are unrolled into individual course enrollments stored as tutor_enrolled posts. Per-course progress lives in wp_usermeta as completion flags per lesson, and quiz attempts sit in wp_tutor_quiz_attempts. To see how a bundle learner is progressing across the bundle as a whole, you currently have to stitch all those tables together by hand.

SleekView Kanban joins the bundle enrollment record against the per-course progress for every course in the bundle and surfaces a single bundle progress status as a board grouping. You get one column per status value, one card per bundle learner, and card faces that show bundle name, current course, lessons completed, and last activity time. Filter by bundle, instructor, or date range before the board renders so the bundle owner only sees their cohort.

Drag a learner card from Not Started to In Progress and SleekView writes through Tutor LMS's enrollment functions, which keeps welcome emails, course access grants, and completion notifications firing normally. Stalled bundle learners stay grouped for the instructor to re-engage, completed bundles sit ready for the certificate hand-off, and the bundle owner gets a single visual flow across every course they sell as a pack.

Workflow

Build a Tutor bundle board in four steps

1

Connect the Tutor LMS bundle source

Point SleekView at the Tutor LMS bundle enrollments source. It auto-detects bundle posts, joins the per-course enrollment records, and surfaces every bundle learner along with progress on each included course without writing any custom SQL.
2

Pick the bundle progress field to group by

Choose the bundle progress status as your kanban grouping. Each unique value such as Not Started, In Progress, Completed, and Stalled becomes a column. You can filter by bundle, instructor, or enrollment date before the board renders the cards.
3

Choose what shows on the cards

Decide which fields appear on each learner card. Common picks are learner name, bundle name, current course, lessons completed, percent complete, and last activity. SleekView wraps long titles and shows stalled time as colored badges.
4

Enable drag-and-drop bundle updates

Turn on writeback to let staff drag a card to a new column. SleekView updates the bundle and per-course enrollment records through Tutor LMS functions, which keeps welcome emails, completion notifications, and certificate triggers firing exactly as they do in the default admin.

Sample board

Sample Tutor LMS bundle cohort board

Four columns grouped by bundle progress status, showing a slice of learners on the Frontend Mastery bundle with their current course and last activity timestamp.
Not Started
29
Jonas Vogel, Frontend Mastery bundle
Enrolled 2 days ago, no activity
Aya Suzuki, Frontend Mastery bundle
Enrolled yesterday, no courses opened
Pablo Vargas, Frontend Mastery bundle
Enrolled today, no lessons opened
In Progress
112
Hayley Brooks, Frontend Mastery bundle
Course 2 of 4, 38% bundle done
Ravi Sharma, Frontend Mastery bundle
Course 1 of 4, active 3h ago
Lena Schmid, Frontend Mastery bundle
Course 3 of 4, 61% bundle done
Completed
47
Tomi Adeyemi, Frontend Mastery bundle
Finished 6 May, bundle certificate
Cecilia Ortiz, Frontend Mastery bundle
Finished 9 May, all courses passed
Ben Larsen, Frontend Mastery bundle
Finished 12 May, certificate issued
Stalled
21
Hugo Pereira, Frontend Mastery bundle
Stuck on course 2 for 18 days
Maya Wong, Frontend Mastery bundle
No activity 21 days, course 1
Filip Novak, Frontend Mastery bundle
No activity 25 days, course 3

Comparison

Default Tutor LMS admin vs SleekView Kanban

Default Tutor LMS admin

  • Bundle admin shows enrollments but not aggregated progress across the bundle
  • Course progress lives on each course screen, hiding the bundle view
  • Status changes require opening each enrollment record one at a time
  • No drag-to-update, every progress edit is a multi-step admin action
  • CSV exports flatten the data, killing the visual cue you get from a status board

SleekView Kanban

  • Aggregates per-course progress into a single bundle-level status field
  • Group by bundle progress, bundle name, or last activity with one click
  • Drag any bundle learner card to write back through Tutor LMS safely
  • Card faces show name, bundle, current course, lessons done, and last seen
  • Filter by bundle, instructor, or date range before the board renders columns

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for Tutor LMS Course Bundle

Bundle-level progress aggregation

SleekView rolls up per-course completion into a single bundle progress status that does not exist in the Tutor LMS admin. Instructors see which bundle learners are still on course one versus already onto course three without opening every course screen separately.

Drag to update progress safely

Moving a card calls Tutor LMS's enrollment and progress functions, so welcome emails, completion notifications, and bundle certificate triggers still fire. Staff can advance, complete, or reset a bundle learner without touching individual course screens.

Multi-axis filtering before render

Combine bundle, instructor, last activity window, and stall threshold in one filter strip. The board re-groups instantly, which lets bundle owners scan their cohort, one instructor's bundles, or every stalled learner in seconds.

Audience

Bundle owners use the kanban for these jobs

Mid-bundle stall rescue

Owners open the board filtered to Stalled, see who is stuck mid-course in the bundle, and trigger a personal nudge straight from the card menu before the learner gives up on the rest of the bundle entirely.

Bundle drop-off analysis

Stalled cards group by which course they got stuck on, so owners can spot when course two of a four-course bundle is causing every cohort to plateau and rework that course before the next launch goes out.

Bundle certificate hand-off

Just-completed bundle learners stay in the Completed column for seven days so the team can verify the bundle certificate fired, the alumni email went out, and any included bonus content was unlocked correctly.

The bigger picture

Why a bundle kanban beats per-course screens

Default Tutor LMS admin treats each course in a bundle as its own report screen. The bundle owner has to open course one, see progress, open course two, see progress, and stitch the picture together mentally to spot which learners are dragging their feet on the bundle as a whole. A kanban changes the unit of attention from per-course progress to per-bundle progress.

Each card is one bundle learner, each column is one bundle stage, and the eye can scan eighty cards in seconds and notice the cluster of learners stuck on course two for over a fortnight. That is the moment a bundle owner catches a content gap that is killing completion rates. The drag-to-update mechanic also collapses what used to be a multi-step task.

Resetting a stuck learner used to mean opening their profile, finding the right course, clearing progress, and re-issuing access. With the kanban it is one drag and the same Tutor LMS hooks fire across every course in the bundle.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for Tutor LMS Course Bundle

Yes. The board reads the underlying Tutor LMS enrollment posts regardless of which checkout layer created the bundle purchase. WooCommerce checkout, Tutor LMS native checkout, and manual admin enrollment all create the same enrollment records that SleekView re-renders on its next refresh.

 

Yes. SleekView calls Tutor LMS's public enrollment and progress functions rather than writing rows directly. That means welcome emails, completion notifications, bundle certificate triggers, and any custom hooks you have wired to tutor_after_enrolled all run exactly as they would from the standard admin screens.

 

Yes. Switch the source to a specific course and SleekView groups bundle learners by that course's progress status, while still showing the bundle name as a card badge. This is useful when an instructor wants to see how their cohort is doing on a single course inside a multi-course bundle.

 

Yes. Tutor LMS bundles can be configured to unlock courses sequentially, and SleekView respects that. Cards show which course is currently unlocked for the learner, and dragging to a later stage respects the sequential unlock logic so you cannot skip a learner past locked content accidentally.

 

By default the board refreshes every sixty seconds, and it can also push updates in real time when Tutor LMS fires its enrollment and progress hooks. You can change the polling interval per board, so a launch-week board can update every fifteen seconds while an evergreen bundle board refreshes hourly.

 

Yes. SleekView respects Tutor LMS instructor roles. Scope the board to bundles owned by the current user, and each instructor opens the same board URL and sees only their bundles. Audit logs record every card move with the editing user.

 

Yes. The board's bundle progress status only flips to Completed when every course in the bundle is marked complete for that learner, which mirrors the Tutor LMS bundle certificate rule. Cards in Completed are eligible for the bundle certificate, which gets triggered through Tutor LMS as usual.

 

SleekView paginates each column server-side and only renders the cards currently visible, so even a bundle with twenty thousand active learners stays responsive. You can also filter to a cohort or stall window first, which is what most bundle owners do for daily triage anyway.

 

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