Content Marketplace
Your next great course is already made
Discover, curate, deliver, and measure third-party content from leading providers, without leaving Docebo.
Bring every content provider into one experience. Content Marketplace lets you find, curate, deliver, and measure third-party content, all from a single place, so your team spends less time managing logistics and more time building great programs.
Turn off-the-shelf content into on-the-job results
One home for every provider

Reach the hundreds of providers and publishers behind partners like Go1 and OpenSesame. One contract replaces a separate agreement, portal, and invoice for every source.
Content that earns its place

Curated course collections aligned to roles, industries, and programs, backed by expert content consultants. Preview and compare courses before you activate them, and skip the shelfware.
Proof of what’s working

See usage, engagement, and lifecycle status across every course and provider. Know which content is building skills and which is sitting idle, so every content decision is backed by data.
Meet a few of our content partners
OpenSesame
Audit-ready compliance and safety training from hundreds of leading providers, plus skills for the AI era.
Go1
Courses for every team, region, and language, from 250+ leading providers and niche experts.
VIPRE
Phishing simulations with security awareness content from Inspired eLearning.
Edflex
Ready-made playlists from top providers, curated by topic and industry to keep skills current.
What’s new
Content Marketplace just got better
Two new capabilities, available now.


Enhanced interface and experience
Discovery to import, without the detours
A rebuilt workspace where admins discover, preview, curate, and import content in one place. Dynamic recommendations, richer filters, full course previews, and a streamlined import flow.
Content curation inside your AI assistant
Say what you need, skip the search
Connect Docebo’s MCP Server to your AI assistant to compare, curate, and import Go1 partner content. Plus, check which courses are retiring, keeping your programs current before gaps appear.
Also Coming to Content Marketplace

Content Marketplace Agent
Finds what’s next and what’s leaving
An AI agent that finds and shortlists marketplace courses, while also flagging retiring content with ranked replacements.

Multi-partner Experience
Every partner, side by side
Manage all your content partners in one view, with per-partner filters, cross-partner collections, and partner attribution in your reports.

Power User Access
Content Management, shared
Give Power Users access and a role in content management: browsing, curating, and importing within their permissions.
Find your use case
L&D and Compliance Teams
A regulatory update hits every region this quarter. Your compliance content is scattered across three vendors.
Work with a content consultant to curate a ready-made compliance backbone, mapped to your audiences, learning plans, and recertification rules. When courses update or retire, swap them in without losing assignments or history.

L&D Teams
Leadership wants a manager development program this quarter. Building one from scratch takes 6 to 9 months.
Curate proven leadership content to cover the fundamentals and only build what’s unique to your organization. Assemble it into learning paths with cohort management and launch in weeks.

L&D and Global HR Teams
You’re scaling across regions, and every region is buying its own off-the-shelf content.
Filter by language, topic, and provider to deliver one consistent program in each learner’s language, down to regional dialects. Unified analytics show adoption in every region, replacing duplicated spend with a single content strategy.

Security and integrations
Stay stable, secure, and compliant



Learn where you work with integrations

Rethink your content strategy
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How to build a compliance training process
The buy-versus-build process Fanatics used to consolidate 12 courses into one, cut content-building time, and stay audit-ready.
From Phishing simulation to real behavior change
When someone clicks a simulated phish, VIPRE assigns the right training automatically. How closing that loop changes behavior.
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Content Marketplace Frequently asked questions
Content Marketplace lets organizations discover, curate, deliver, and measure third-party learning content directly inside the Docebo platform. Instead of managing separate provider portals and contracts, teams find, preview, activate, and report on content from vetted partners in one place.
Content Marketplace includes vetted partners such as OpenSesame, Go1, VIPRE, and Edflex, spanning compliance, security awareness, leadership, technical skills, and more. Interested in becoming a content partner? Visit our partner page.
Content activated through Content Marketplace is managed inside the LMS: assignments, completions, recertification rules, and reporting all live in one system. There are no separate portals for day-to-day operations and no manual exports to reconcile.
Yes. Content Marketplace is built for a multi-partner content strategy. Teams can pair a broad library with specialized providers for compliance, security, or industry-specific needs, and manage everything through the same experience.
Learners access all activated content through the same login and interface they already use, with SSO and no separate accounts. Completions and progress are tracked in platform analytics alongside every other learning activity.
No. Partner content in Content Marketplace is purchased through Docebo, replacing individual provider contracts, portals, and invoices with a single relationship. Content consultants can help match providers and packages to your learning programs.
Retiring content is labeled in Content Marketplace before it’s removed, with suggested replacements surfaced on the course detail page. Importing a replacement works like any other import from your bundle, with no separate purchase, and admins can make the swap before retirements create gaps in active learning paths.
Content Marketplace covers standardized topics like compliance, safety, and foundational skills with ready-made content from vetted partners. Creator is Docebo’s AI authoring tool for building content specific to your organization. Teams can use both: buy the repeatable, build the proprietary.
Content Marketplace partners are vetted providers whose content is purchased through Docebo and managed entirely inside the platform: preview, import, assignment, reporting, and lifecycle updates all happen in one place, with curation support included. Content integrations are different: they connect Docebo to a provider your organization contracts with directly, so learners can access that content and completions flow back into your reporting, while the catalog itself stays managed by the provider.











