Rise works with most modern browsers. See this article for all Rise tech specs.

Port 443 is necessary to use Rise. And if your firewalls are blocking access to Rise, ask your IT staff to add rise.com to your allowlist. See this article for details.

Yes, Rise supports the use of custom domains for your site. See this article for details.

Yes. We’re serious about security. Rise services are hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and replicated across separate and highly secure locations. Using PKCS (Public Key Cryptography Standard) #1 SHA-256 with 2048-bit RSA encryption, Rise encrypts data at rest as well as all network traffic into and out of AWS.

Rise has strong default settings and also gives you the option to authenticate with Google or require single sign-on (SSO) powered by SAML 2.0, built on Okta. Check out our white paper for details.

As part of our business continuity plans, in case of disaster, we practice routine data backup and recovery, backing up our data several times a day. We store backups in a redundant way and test recovery frequently to reduce the likelihood of data loss and minimize downtime in a large-scale disaster.

Rise complies with AICPA SOC2, California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), Privacy Shield, and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) standards.

Learn more about our commitment to security and privacy.

Yes it does! Email us at help@rise.com and we can get you set up. 

Yes. If you don't see the Sign In With Google button on your login page, request it by emailing us at help@rise.com. This feature is available only if you don't use SSO authentication.

There are no storage limitations for Rise. However much space you need to make awesome courses, you’ve got it. 

The Rise user interface is available in English and can’t be localized. However, you can create courses in other languages. Learn more about translating courses.
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