One link for the series
Learners get one entry point for the ordered video list.
Move through the video
Chain videos into an ordered playlist so a multi-part program runs as one experience with one report.

What it does
Sending five separate links means five separate completions and no picture of the whole path.
Learners get one entry point for the ordered video list.
Require the sequence where it matters, so module three is not taken before module one.
Completion is reported across the playlist, not per video in isolation.
In practice
Anything with more than one part and an intended order.
What gets measured
Related
These combine on one timeline. Most videos use three or four together.
Send viewers to any timecode from a button, hotspot, or answer. Move forward to skip or back to review.
Explore →Let viewers search inside the video and jump straight to the point where the answer is.
Explore →Offer choices in the video and jump to a different scene, clip, or video based on what each viewer selects.
Explore →Define clips inside an existing recording and reuse the parts you need without going back to an editor.
Explore →Control colors, logo, and player styling so the interactive experience matches your product.
Explore →Open a Calendly or HubSpot calendar as an interaction, so the meeting is taken at the moment the buyer decides.
Explore →Questions
Yes. Progress is tracked across the full playlist.
Yes. A playlist sets the sequence; individual videos keep their own interactions and paths.
Try it on one video
Sequence what you already have and get a single completion record.