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Welcome to Menta

Menta is a learning and enablement platform built for modern teams. It brings together everything a company needs to deliver immersive, AI‑powered learning experiences — and everything administrators need to roll those experiences out across their organization with confidence.

At a high level, Menta provides two complementary surfaces:

  • The Menta Portal — the place where learners discover courses, practice with AI partners, get feedback, and track their progress.
  • The Menta Admin Portal — the workspace where administrators manage people, content, and the day‑to‑day operations that keep a learning program running smoothly.

This documentation site is your reference for both. It explains how the platform is organized, what each feature is for, and how to accomplish the most common tasks.

Who this site is for​

These docs are written for anyone using Menta on the operational side of a learning program: company administrators rolling out training to their teams, program owners managing cohorts and content, and any team member who needs to understand how the platform fits together.

You don't need a technical background to follow along. Where deeper detail is useful, it's grouped into its own section so you can skip ahead or come back to it later.

How the docs are organized​

The documentation is split into product areas. As Menta grows, new sections will be added here.

Available now​

  • Admin Portal — Managing users, cohorts, invitations, and the rest of the company‑level operations available to administrators.

Coming soon​

  • Menta Portal — The learner‑facing experience: signing in, browsing courses, practicing, and reviewing progress.
  • Additional admin tools — As new admin apps are added to the platform, they will get their own sections here.

Where to start​

If you're new to Menta as an administrator, the best place to begin is the Admin Portal overview. It walks through the layout of the admin workspace and links into the specific tasks you'll perform most often, such as inviting users and organizing them into cohorts.