The current course drip features are promising, but not at all enough for course creators who run cohorted programs. Here's the use case:

I run a cohort program that is a mixture of self-paced lessons and weekly group coaching calls. Currently, I need to recreate the entire course for every cohort. This has resulted in a NIGHTMARE maintenance program for me. Anytime I update a lesson, I need to update every lesson in every course since participants have access to it for longer periods of time. Let me describe my ideal scenario so that you know why I need to do it this way.

Ideal Scenario

I would prefer to create a SINGLE master course. However, I also need to use drip features on a section by section basis. I would like to be able to create individual bundles for each cohort so that they can be marketed and managed during their respective active time periods. The bundles would include the master course content + the live events. Bundles would allow for tailored dripping of the course content on a section by section basis, at a minimum.

Currently, I can create a bundle similar to this. I could have the master course dripped on a delayed time-based schedule (every 7 days, for instance). However, this doesn't work. I have to account for holidays or other interruptions that might occur within each individual cohort time frame. So, my current master is set based on specific dates. If I change the master time frame for one cohort, it changes it for all. If I use the date feature, either new cohorts will have access to everything because I turn drip on for earlier cohorts, or earlier cohorts have access to nothing until the content is turned on for later cohorts. I need to be able to create custom drip schedules at the bundle level.

To summarize the features: