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Introducing the Course37 Documentation: Every Feature, Step by Step, in Bangla and English

The complete Course37 documentation is now live at docs.course37.com. Every feature of the platform — from course creation and online exams to biometric attendance, OMR scanning, and payments — is documented step by step with screenshots, in both Bangla and English. Plus, learn how the Course37 MCP server lets AI tools like Claude and Codex run your organization for you.

Introducing the Course37 Documentation: Every Feature, Step by Step, in Bangla and English
Jahangir Hossain

Jahangir Hossain

Founter & CEO of Shaitrish

August 28, 2026
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Today we are opening up the complete Course37 documentation to everyone. It is live now at docs.course37.com, and it is available in both Bangla and English.

Over the past few months, Course37 has grown into a platform that can run an entire education business end to end. With that growth came a simple realisation: the platform is only as useful as your ability to use it. So we sat down and documented every single feature — with step-by-step instructions and real screenshots — so that anyone, whether you are running a coaching centre, teaching online, or evaluating Course37 for the first time, can see exactly how it all works.

The problem we are solving

If you have ever run an educational institution, you already know the problem. Admissions in one spreadsheet, attendance in a register, payments over bKash screenshots, exam results in another file, and a WhatsApp group holding it all together. Every task needs a person, and every person needs to be managed.

Course37 replaces all of that with one system. It does not matter what shape your organisation takes:

  • An online learning platform selling live or recorded courses to students anywhere in Bangladesh
  • Academic coaching for SSC, HSC, university admission, or BCS preparation
  • Skill-based training — programming, design, language, or anything else you teach
  • Individual creators selling their expertise and earning even while they sleep — with no payment gateway or complicated setup required
  • A full-scale online examination system with question banks, auto-generated exam sets, and offline exam handling
  • Large, multi-branch coaching centres with automated biometric attendance and OMR scanning at scale Software alone does not run an institution — people do. But the work that once required ten people can now be handled by one. In many cases, we would suggest not hiring anyone at all and simply doing it yourself.

That is exactly why these docs exist. If one person is going to run the whole operation, that person needs a clear, reliable guide. Now they have one.

What you will find in the documentation

The documentation follows the same path you would take when setting up and running your organisation on Course37:

Getting started

Setting up your organisation, inviting your team, assigning roles, and configuring the basics — branding, contact details, and access control.

Curriculum and content

Building your curriculum with a tag-based hierarchy, creating courses, uploading recorded lessons, organising resource libraries, and managing batches.

Assessments and exams

Creating question banks, generating multiple exam sets automatically, running online exams, designing OMR templates, scanning answer sheets at scale, and handling offline exams alongside online ones.

Live classes and the student experience

Running live classes, managing attendance (including automated biometric attendance for physical branches), and everything students see in the Course37 mobile app.

Payments and operations

Collecting course fees, tracking dues, running SMS and email campaigns, building your branded website, and reading the analytics dashboards that show you how your organisation is actually doing.

Administration and automation

Integrations, automation workflows, security settings, and fine-grained permissions for your team.

Every page includes screenshots of the actual interface, so you are never guessing which button to press. And you can switch between Bangla and English at any time from the top of the page.

Course37 works with your AI tools

This is the part we are most excited about.

Course37 ships with an MCP server. If you use Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, or any other MCP-compatible AI assistant, you can connect it directly to your Course37 organisation. Once connected, your AI tool is no longer just answering questions — it can actually do the work:

  • Create and manage courses and batches
  • Enrol, update, and look up students
  • Record and review payments
  • Add resources and materials
  • Answer any question about your organisation's data, in plain language Ask "how many students in the HSC 2026 batch still have dues this month?" or "add last week's recorded classes to the Physics course" — and it gets done, from the tool you already have open. The setup guide for the MCP server is included in the documentation.

Start exploring

Head over to docs.course37.com and start with the Getting Started section. If you already use Course37, jump straight to the feature you need.

We want your feedback

Documentation is never finished. If something is missing, unclear, or you would like a feature covered in more depth, tell us — every piece of feedback helps us make the docs better for the next person who reads them.

Thank you for building with Course37.

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