Manage your permission settings for your products.

To manage your product's permission settings, navigate to Contents > Courses > Desired Course.
Then click the Settings button.
Now, you will arrive at the settings page. Select the "Permissions" option under Pricing & Permissions by scrolling down.
Now you will land on the permissions page. Here you can see your course’s permission settings.

Sell Independently: By default, each course that you generate will be sold independently from other bundles. If you want to keep them only in a bundle, uncheck this box.
Default Course Enrollment: If you choose this option, when your learners sign up for their account, they will automatically enrol in the specified product.

Course Access Type: You can make your course a public, private, or unlisted course.

Public Course: If you select this option, your course will be available to all of your learners. By default, all of your courses will be public.
Private Course: This option ensures that your courses are only viewable to the learners you invite.
Unlisted Course: This option removes the course from all of your products, including bundles. but the learners can access the course via a link.

All Platforms: If you select the "All Platforms" option, your course will be available on all platforms, including web, Android, and iOS.
Sell course only through mobile apps: If you wish to sell your course on a specific platform, choose the Android and iOS app options.

Offline Access: If you enable this option, your learner can access and download your course in the app. They can access them at any time.
To enable this permission, your school should have an Android app subscription, encrypted courses and product selling type should be paid.
Once you can select the necessary permission settings, click on the Save button.
With these steps, you can set the sell independently, default course enrollment, course access type, and so on.

On the product's permission page, you can set the sell Independently, Default Course Enrollment, Course Access Type, and so on.