How to Use the Course Migrator to import courses from Kajabi

In this article, we'll guide you through the process of utilizing the course migrator to import your courses from your Kajabi account. With the Kajabi Course Migrator feature, you can effortlessly transfer valuable content to the Progreda platform. The import Wizard now allows you to import videos and not only text and images. Moreover, you will be able to see the status of the importing process. 

You can follow the steps below to import your course from Kajabi.

Navigation

Step 1: Navigate to the Membership Tab

Firstly, log in to your Progreda platform and navigate to the membership section on the left. From the Courses tab dropdown select products.

Step 2: Create a New Course

Click on '+ Create Product' to initiate the creation of a new course. This step prepares the framework for importing your content.

Step 3: Import from Kajabi

Look for the option to import from Kajabi. Once located, click on it, and a dialogue box will appear prompting you to enter your Kajabi email address, password, and domain. Follow the next steps to get the details to create the new contact based on the email provided (#1) with the password (#2) and also to get the domain to enter in the course importer (#3).

Step 4: Locate Your Course in Kajabi

Switch to your Kajabi account and find the course you wish to migrate to. Take note of all the modules, lessons, and quizzes included in that course.

Important Considerations Before Importing:

Quiz Conversion: Remember that quizzes will be migrated as lessons and not as separate quizzes. You may need to delete them later in Progreda if necessary.

Image Compatibility: Images embedded within text content in lesson materials may not be migrated. You might need to re-upload them if needed.

Theme Requirements: Ensure that the theme used for your course in Kajabi is a Premier theme. If not, customize it accordingly. Similarly, the theme used for the library page should be the Encore theme. Adjust as necessary.

Step 5: Capture Your Kajabi Domain

You'll need to capture your Kajabi domain to initiate the import process. This can be found in the settings section under site details. Your domain name will typically include ".kajabi" at the end.

An alternative method to obtain your domain name is by adding a contact as a learner or student. By viewing the contact details, you'll find the domain name embedded in the link sent to that contact.

Ensure you create a new contact within the platform you are importing from. You can either use an email with the client club domain or any email address to create contacts. Make sure you are granting the offers as well.

• Once created, go back to the Course Importer screen and enter the password you used to create the account in the previous step.
• Add the learner domain in the domain field (the domain where you enter learner login credentials). This domain is found in Site details in Kajabi. Make sure you add https:// at the beginning of the domain and “login/” at the end of it. 

• Click the "Import" button

Step 6: Initiate Import

Return to your new platform and enter your Kajabi domain (including https://) into the designated field. Click Import to commence the migration process. You should see a green status notice on the top right corner of the import wizard. 

Step 7: Monitor Import Status

You can track the progress of the import by refreshing the status page. Once completed, your new course should be visible under the products section.

Note:
Kajabi Course Migrator now extends its functionality to include the copying of videos in addition to text and images.

• Products that get migrated will be in a processing status until all their associated videos are successfully copied.
• Upon the completion of video copying, the status will be updated to complete
• A consent form is now added for the course import process, Users must confirm that they own the intellectual property of the imported course. This ensures compliance with intellectual property laws.

Kajabi Enhancements and Fixes

• Email Domain Flexibility for Course Imports: Users can now use any email address to create contacts, removing previous domain restrictions. This change simplifies the process and provides greater flexibility.
• New Consent Form for Course Imports: A consent form is now added for the course import process. Users must confirm that they own the intellectual property of the imported course. This ensures compliance with intellectual property laws.
• Bug Fixes:
  • Integrated a new text editor for editing descriptions for offer checkout, in-app upsell, and on-click upsell, replacing tinyMCE for a better user experience.
  • Lessons now support all types of file extensions as attachments.
  • Bugs affecting the video download functionality have been resolved, providing smoother and more reliable video downloads.
  • Assessment review fixes for deleted contacts and products.

FAQs

• What causes an authentication error?

Authentication errors appear when the added domain or credentials are incorrect. To resolve this, carefully verify the credentials again and ensure they are correct before initiating the import process.

• What causes a "course import failed" error?

Possible reasons for import failure:

Incorrect Theme: Ensure that the selected theme is correct.

Credential Verification: Double-check the accuracy of the provided credentials.

Valid Domain: Confirm that the provided domain is compatible with the "/login" path. For example, "domainName/login" should lead to the login page.

Retry Option: If the import fails, users can click on "retry" to resume the process from where it left off.

Cancellation Clarification: If a user cancels the import, it will be considered as canceled by the user, and any new imports will start from the beginning.