Course management software built for instructor-led training.
Build your catalog, schedule sessions, assign the right instructors, manage registrations, and see revenue per course — in one platform built for organizations that deliver training, not an academic LMS for grading students.
- KZKelby Zorgdrager· Founder & CEO
What is course management software?
Course management software is a system for building and running a course catalog: creating courses, scheduling sessions, assigning instructors, handling registrations, and tracking attendance and revenue. Unlike an academic LMS focused on content and grading, course management software for training providers manages the operational and commercial side of delivering instructor-led courses.
What course management software does
Everything it takes to run a course catalog.
Course catalog
Public/open-enrollment and private/dedicated courses in one catalog, each with its own pricing and delivery mode.
Session scheduling
Schedule sessions across calendar, board, and card views with capacity, rooms, and conflicts handled for you.
Instructor assignment + AI matching
Assign the best-fit instructor automatically by skills, availability, and history, instead of coordinating by email.
Registration & waitlists
Capture sign-ups, manage waitlists, and tie registrations to billing.
Attendance, evaluations & certificates
Track who attended, collect post-session feedback, and issue completion records.
Revenue & reporting per course
See which courses make money, by mode and by instructor, rolled up live.
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Course management software vs. an LMS: what's the difference?
An LMS (learning management system) delivers content to learners and tracks completions. Course management software runs the operation behind live, instructor-led courses: catalog, scheduling, instructor assignment, registration, and revenue. Academic teams use an LMS; training providers and L&D teams running instructor-led courses need course management software (a training management system). Most organizations that do both use them side by side.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between course management software and an LMS?
An LMS delivers self-paced content and tracks completions for learners. Course management software manages the operational side of instructor-led courses: catalog, scheduling, instructor assignment, registration, and revenue. They're complementary, not the same tool.
Is course management software the same as a course management system?
Yes. The terms are used interchangeably. Both describe the system that manages your course catalog, scheduling, instructors, registrations, and reporting.
Can course management software handle public and private courses?
Yes. TryTami treats public/open-enrollment, private/dedicated, and on-site courses as first-class modes in the same catalog, each with its own pricing, capacity, and revenue tracking.
Does it support virtual, classroom, and blended courses?
Yes. Virtual, classroom, on-site, and blended delivery are all supported and reported on independently.
How does course scheduling work for multiple instructors and rooms?
Sessions carry their own capacity, room, and instructor requirements. TryTami surfaces conflicts and uses AI matching to assign the best-fit instructor by skills and availability.
Related TryTami topics
Training management software
The full platform category this sits within.
Training scheduling software
Schedule sessions, instructors, and rooms.
Training registration software
Capture sign-ups and manage waitlists.
Best training management software
Buyer's guide for choosing a platform.
TMS vs LMS
Which one you actually need.
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