Magic

Log in with a Magic link instead of a password.

Limited lifespans for invitation and login links.

Account creation with an email address only.

Privileged accounts enter a password before receiving a Magic link.

Users enter their email first; the form shows the matching login method.

Users with Magic sign-in receive a Magic link, as do new users if Magic Pro is set to create accounts. Accounts without Magic sign-in are asked for a password, and accounts using an identity provider see its login button.

Additional information and links on the login page.

Teachers register and enroll users in one step.

Teachers add new and existing users to their courses without access to the user management. Users added this way are connected to the teacher account, so teachers can manage them.

A user list to manage related or Magic-authenticated accounts.

Parent users — e.g. parents, supervisors or owners — see and manage the Magic accounts linked to them; managers get a site-wide overview. Depending on permissions, users can edit, delete or suspend accounts, copy, send or override invitation links, and extend a Magic link’s expiry — e.g. for long-lasting demo account links.

Link users automatically, e.g. a child account to its parent.

Define a role for the relationship (e.g. parent, mentor or coach) and a profile field with a unique identifier such as the parent’s email address. If Magic finds the matching account, both users are linked and the role is assigned. Parents see their linked users in the Mentees block — or, with Dash Plus, in a custom dashboard block.

Missing parent or mentor accounts are created during assignment.

Registration, authentication, security and redirect options.

Capacity, start and end dates, campaign passwords.

Restrict access, enroll and group users in courses via keys.

Limit campaigns to certain roles or cohorts.

Individual event pages, with privacy policies integrated.

Paid campaigns via PayPal, Stripe or bank transfer, with a payment report.

Mark a campaign or its course as chargeable and enter payment details directly in the campaign. Users sign up and are redirected to the payment gateway, e.g. PayPal, Stripe or bank transfer. A “payment transactions” report source shows gateway, cost, currency, date and payment status.

Enroll users and their related users into courses; manage groups.

Assign accounts to the campaign owner or a cohort, set global roles, notify related users.

Automatic welcome messages and follow-ups.

Apply individually, sign up existing team members or add new users.

Control who is approved for campaign access.

Time-limited access with actions upon expiry.

Analyze campaigns through custom reports.

Campaigns and metrics in a Dash block.