Show us a process where humans are doing work software should be doing

Attract, admit, and serve.

We work the whole student cycle for universities: attract, admit, serve, and teach. These two operations sit with the teams the university already has.

Prospects nobody calls back in time

Admissions campaigns leave people waiting. The callback and the follow-up arrive late, or not at all.

Files chased over email

Transfer credit, deadlines, and student cases live in threads. What does not fit gets lost between inboxes.

Student acquisition

A fast callback for every prospect from your admissions campaigns. Phone and WhatsApp follow-up through the application, with deadline reminders. The tuition or scholarship offer goes out. Conversion is measured by advisor and by campaign. For marketing and recruitment.

Admissions and student service

WhatsApp answers for prospects and applicants on programs, tuition, and scholarships. An advisor takes the thread when a person is needed. Inside the office: the file, and a documented preview of transfer credit so the applicant knows what will be recognized before they enroll. Student cases with a deadline are sorted, answered, or handed off with the context attached. What does not fit goes to a person with the whole case.

We already have an admissions team.

It works with that team. The case arrives complete. An advisor takes the WhatsApp thread when a person is needed, and what does not fit goes to someone with the whole file.