Why do some Skool groups show paid with a price and some do not? If I externalize my subscription management to thrivecart or samcart, how can I make it show PAID with no price?

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe Can Skool admin tweak the member export feature so your email assets can only be exported by the creator? I have admins and moderators helping me, and everyone can just freely download my contacts. Not that I don't trust them, but still, it's an asset that my business paid for and I'd like to protect it. Thank you!

I ask, because I use my community as a coaching community for my multiple courses. So they may have my course "1email6figures", and if they want coaching, feedback on their emails, and be apart of our biweekly q/a's they can upgrade to skool community for $597/yr or $97 per month. Is there a way to do that? I'm using skool as a course host I guess, and the community side is a bonus. thanks!

I'm using Zapier to auto grant access to my Skool community, as we have an "onboarding fee" and there wasn't a way to set that up through Skool (using Kajabi payments). It doesn't appear Zapier has an option to revoke Skool access if someone cancels their subscription. Is this possible to set up?

I understand today's society has the shortest attention span. Few people know how to navigate Skool, mainly because they are addicted to their phones and Skool is tricky to navigate on a mobile, especially the classroom. Skool is awesome on a computer. As the creator, I think it's simple to use, because I learned it. But the average member struggles. The app is great for the community. Skool puts people right into the community and that's where they reside. Most of my base come into Skool thinking it's simply a forum. As a result, they don;t send much time in the community. I have an AUTO DM linking to my START HERE module which is bolded all caps. I have it linked to the home page. I have a pinned post that says START HERE. PEOPLE DO NOT READ! So I did a look video for desktop and I did a separate video for mobile, linked to the stat here/welcome post. Not skool's fault, but when a majority of the community have no clue that we have a classroom after a month on Skool, that tells me there's an issue and room for improvement. One suggestion I have for the app is to NOT hide the navigation bar when the user scrolls past the first post. People get pushed to the feed, they jump right into comments, once they scroll down, they lose the nav bar. That would help. a second suggestion is navigating the classroom. They should be dumped into the table of contents view instead of the first module so they can see what all is in there. I spend more time training people on Skool than I do with their health! That's above and beyond the courses, products, lessons, etc that we push them into the classroom. If we don't provide a link to the module, they have no clue. Any app improvements coming?