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 the Company and Enterprise plans. Public pricing. Setup in days. The twelve angles below summarize where it lands differently than the legacy stack.