Educate the customers who pay you.
Customers who understand your product stay, expand, and advocate. Nucleus OS generates customer academies from your own documentation, white-labeled to your brand, so education moves at product speed instead of agency speed.
Built for Customer education, customer success, and partner teams
The problem is the process, not the people.
Docs nobody reads
Customers want to learn the product, not search a knowledge base for the right article.
Education lags releases
Every release makes the academy a little more wrong, and agencies cannot keep up.
No line to revenue
Customer success cannot see which accounts are trained and which are at risk.
One platform, four moves.
Create, Learn, Manage, and Analyze work on the same content, the same learners, and the same data.
What it looks like in practice.
- 01Week 1
Academy generated
Courses drafted from your docs and help center, branded with your colors and domain.
- 02Week 2
Reviewed and launched
Product and support teams approve content; customers get access from inside your product.
- 03Every release
Kept current
Release notes flow into affected lessons and the tutor's knowledge.
- 04Every renewal
Insight for CS
Account health includes training and certification signals.
From first login to power user, at product speed.
- to launch a branded academy from existing docs
- Days
- to launch a branded academy from existing docs
- reflected in courses and the product tutor
- Every release
- reflected in courses and the product tutor
- training insight for customer success
- Per account
- training insight for customer success
Illustrative outcomes based on typical deployments; results vary.
Connected to the tools you already run.
The connectors customer education teams use most, from the 48 that ship with every plan.
Salesforce
HubSpot
Zendesk
Intercom
Help Scout
Notion
Customer Education questions, answered.
More ways teams use Nucleus OS.
See customer education on Nucleus OS.
Bring one real program to a thirty-minute demo and leave with a working preview: content, tutors, and automation, running on Nucleus OS.