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This guide walks you through your first sign-in. If you have already onboarded, skip to Courses & lessons.

Before you start

You need:
  • An invitation email from Agile Academy, or a 6-digit invite code your trainer shared in the live session.
  • A working email account you can check in the next few minutes — Campus uses one-time codes, not passwords.

Step 1 — Sign in

1

Open Campus

Go to campus.agile-academy.com. If your invitation email contains a direct link, use that — it skips a step.
2

Enter your email

Use the same email address that received the invitation. Campus is case-insensitive, but a typo will create a separate account, so paste rather than retype.
3

Enter the 6-digit code

Check your inbox for a message from Agile Academy with a 6-digit code. Codes expire after a short window — request a new one if it does not arrive within a minute.
We do not use passwords. Every sign-in is a fresh one-time code. If you change devices, sign in again — your progress is tied to your account, not your browser.

Step 2 — Join your cohort

There are two ways into a cohort:
  • Email invitation — the link in the email auto-attaches you when you sign in.
  • 6-digit invite code — your trainer shares this in the live session. Enter it on the “Join a cohort” screen.
If you ended up in the wrong cohort, ask your trainer — they can move you. Cohort membership controls which courses and live sessions you see.

Step 3 — Onboarding

The first time you land on the dashboard, Campus runs a short onboarding flow:
  1. Confirm your name and how you want Henrik to address you.
  2. Tell Henrik a little about your role and goals — this personalises suggestions for the duration of your cohort.
  3. Pick a learning rhythm (Henrik uses this to nudge you between live sessions).
You can skip any step. None of it is locked behind onboarding — you can come back and edit your profile later.

What to do next

Open your first course

Lessons unlock in phases. Start with whatever your trainer pinned for the current week.

Ask Henrik something

The fastest way to learn Henrik is to ask a real question. Try one in your first session.