The multi-tenancy feature allows different clients, vendors, and partners to use a single learning management system (LMS). It used to be necessary to develop distinct LMS platforms for each target audience whenever an LMS solution was required. The ability to run several Moodle sites can now be done considerably more effectively and economically thanks to the multitenancy capability.
Moodle multi-tenancy allows a single Moodle instance to support multiple, separate learning environments or “tenants” within the same platform. Each tenant can have its own unique settings, courses, users, and themes, while being managed centrally. This approach is ideal for organizations that need to serve different departments, clients, or branches independently, while still benefiting from the efficiencies of a unified system.