An Archer On‑Demand Subscription provides one student with full access to our training catalog for 12 months. Individual on‑demand courses also carry a 12‑month access period from the date of registration.
To understand what happens when that access period ends, review the details below.
Monthly Cleanup Process
At the end of your 12‑month access window, our system performs a monthly cleanup that affects enrollments within a subscription.
1. Not Yet Started
Any courses or exams you have not started are removed from your profile.
2. Completed
Courses or exams marked Completed remain in your profile. You will continue to see them on your transcript and may still download your certificates of completion. You will not be able to access the course material once it is past the expiration date listed on the course.
3. In Progress
Courses or exams marked In Progress remain in your profile, but since they have reached the expiration date, you will no longer be able to access the training material.
Additional Information Regarding Expiration Dates
Courses Updated During Your Subscription Year
If an existing course is updated during your subscription year, the content of the training updates and the expiration date is adjusted to match the end of your subscription year. It remains on your course profile, but your progress is reset for that course because it contains revised or new content. Your access will end when the subscription year ends.
Newly Released During Your Subscription Year
If a new course is released during your subscription year, you are enrolled in the new course and the expiration date is set to match the end of your subscription period.
Because of this, it’s best to begin your courses early in your subscription year to make full use of your access.
Remember: Logging In Is Essential
You must log in to the learning platform to see your assigned subscription or courses. If you haven’t logged in yet, follow the instructions here: Training Portal Login Guide
Once logged in, your My Learning page will display everything assigned to you.
If you have additional questions, leave a comment and we’ll update this article with more details.
Happy learning!
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