Cornerstone, Docebo, SAP SuccessFactors, and Workday Learning were built for the 5,000-headcount enterprise. The pricing, the implementation partner network, the integration list. All of it assumes a multi-year contract with a CLO and a procurement office. A 200-person company doesn't have either. Sales asks 'how many seats?' and the call ends.
The fallback is a stitched stack: Notion for the training library, Google Calendar for live cohorts, a SurveyMonkey for knowledge checks, Slack for nudges, and an HR spreadsheet for completion tracking. L&D spends half their time stitching reports for the people leader. Nobody owns the end-to-end view.
Classentra ships the live + blended corporate LMS in one workspace: live cohorts with auto-attendance, role-based assignments, completion dashboards a people leader can actually read, AI-drafted feedback on written submissions, and SSO on organization plans. Public pricing. Setup in days. The twelve angles below summarize where it lands differently than the legacy stack.