Drupal LMS audit for an FMCG corporation

We evaluate LMS platforms in the context of the client’s existing Drupal setup and focus on how well each solution would fit into their current infrastructure. This helps keep everything consistent in the long run, makes maintenance easier, and reduces integration effort and complexity.

To test Opigno LMS, our developers set up a sandbox environment to thoroughly test the platform and assess its capabilities, limitations, and potential risks. For instance, we found that the AI chat that the customer wanted to have was not available in Opigno out of the box, so we suggested a chat assistant that can work with Dialogflow, supporting predefined questions and answer options as an alternative.

During the LMS evaluation, we checked key requirements right away in real test environments. This helped us spot early if something was missing or not working the way it was expected to. That way, we avoided issues later in the project and suggested alternative ways to implement things where the standard features of the system weren’t enough.

We looked at how each LMS would fit into the client’s overall digital ecosystem, including their existing Drupal sites and other connected services. Our main focus was on how complex the integration might be, and whether the solution would work reliably and play nicely with other systems in the long run.

The selection was directly aligned with the MVP definition, ensuring the chosen LMS could support a fast and cost-efficient launch while leaving room for structured feature expansion in future development phases. Following client approval, the next step was the MVP creation with planned feature enhancements scheduled for the upcoming month.

The learning system was designed from the outset to support growth, up to approximately 100,000 users in the first nine months after launch and up to 1.5 million users in the future. Therefore, scalability requirements were taken into account when selecting the solution and when defining the final Drupal architecture for the LMS.