Can I move a funnel or a course from one of my accounts to another?

The feature is called Share, and it copies

For a funnel: Sites, then Sales funnels, pick the one to send, three dots, then Share. For a course: Assets, then Courses, pick the one to send, three dots, then Share. Either way, systeme.io hands you a link.

The person on the other account logs in, pastes that link into their browser's address bar, and gets a notification that it has been added. It now shows up in their own list of funnels or courses. Nowhere in either article does the original get removed, disabled or even flagged. Both accounts hold it once the link has been used.

systeme.io does use the word Move, though not here

There is a genuine Move feature, for a single page between two funnels inside the same account: three dots on the page, then Move, then pick the destination funnel. systeme.io states plainly that this removes the page from the original funnel, which is a real move rather than a copy.

That feature stays inside one account. There is no equivalent Move button for taking a whole funnel or a whole course to a second, separate account. Share is the only documented route between two accounts, and Share leaves the original behind.

One warning systeme.io attaches only to funnels

The funnel sharing article adds a single line: sales funnel sharing links are affiliate links. It does not explain what that means for someone only using the link to move their own content between their own two accounts. If any offer inside that funnel runs an affiliate program of its own, treat the share link as more than a plain copy-in link until you have checked what it actually does.

What neither article says

Whether contacts, students, sales history or a connected payment gateway travel with the copy, or whether it lands as an empty shell that still needs its price plan reconnected in the new account, is not stated by the funnel article or the course article.

There was a documented parallel here, and it has gone. systeme.io's workflow guide used to say that sharing a workflow brought its connected assets with it, tags, courses and funnels among them, so the recipient rebuilt nothing. This site pinned that wording on 5 September 2026 and read the article again on 12 September, by which point it had been rewritten and the sentence was gone.

What replaces it describes sharing a template of a workflow, and still says most workflow triggers, actions and conditions are fully shareable. Its list of two triggers and two actions that are not included survives the rewrite word for word. What went is the sentence about the connected assets, so the article no longer says whether the tags, courses and funnels a workflow depends on come with it.

Blocks share the same way, pages do not

A saved block follows the same pattern: open the page editor, click Blocks, then My blocks, then the share icon on the block, and the recipient imports it the same way, by pasting the link after logging in.

A page on its own is different. Its Share button copies the page's own live web address for anyone to open, instead of importing a copy into another account. Share does not mean the same thing on every kind of content.