AI for EdTech

AI for admissions and enrollment platforms

Turn the 11pm program question into a booked advisor call.

Datics builds the AI that admissions and enrollment platforms ship inside their own product: a course finder that answers from the live catalog and books the next step, and document intake that pre-fills the application and waits for staff approval.

Built for: Enrollment CRM, application and student-recruitment platforms.

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Northstar College · Pathly

Demo
  • I do medical billing and want to move into healthcare IT. I can do two evenings a week and need to start before spring. What fits?

Step 1 of 5

Illustrative demo on a fictional institution. Not client work.

Where these products get stuck

  1. 01

    Questions arrive when nobody is there

    Prospective students ask about fit, cost, start dates and transfer credit at night. A static FAQ widget ends with a transcript, not an application.

  2. 02

    Staff retype documents

    Transcripts, certificates and letters arrive as PDFs and phone photos, and fields are typed in by hand every cycle.

  3. 03

    Trust is the purchase criterion

    Institutions now send AI questions in their security reviews: does the AI train on student data, can it be switched off, who approves what it does.

How it works

One AI feature, working inside your product, in two weeks. $10,000, fixed.

Most admissions platforms start with Pathly's Course Finder on their real catalog: every institution in your product has one, and the demo is easy for your sales team to show.

  1. 01

    EdTech Product Review

    30 minutes, free

    We look at your product with you and pick the module or capability that protects your next release, what it would cost to serve, and what your customers' security review will ask.

  2. 02

    The Sprint

    $10,000, two weeks, fixed

    One AI feature working inside your product: running in your staging environment on your catalog, documents or synthetic data, behind a feature flag, delivered as pull requests. You also get quality and safety evals, a cost estimate on two models, a data-flow sheet and a fixed-price quote for production.

  3. 03

    Targeted Unlock, then Capability Waves

    Quoted at the end of the Sprint

    The first production capability, delivered by pull request into your repo with no standing production access. Then the next module, on the foundation the first one built.

Built for education data

Controls your customers' security reviews ask about.

Each control is a design fact about how the module is built and how we work, not a compliance claim.

  • Runs on your catalog, documents or data through the APIs your product already exposes. No rebuild.
  • Sprint work uses synthetic or de-identified data and ships as pull requests to your repo. No production student data.
  • Every answer that matters shows its source; material actions go to a person for approval.
  • Built around FERPA, COPPA, accessibility and institutional requirements.
  • Built to ship under your product's name. Model and hosting are your choice.

We build around your FERPA, COPPA, accessibility, security and institutional requirements. Compliance depends on the complete product, contracts, policies and operating environment; Datics does not present software engineering alone as legal certification.

How we handle student data

Product improvements you can measure

What we agree to measure in the Sprint, so the production decision rests on your numbers, not ours.

01

Answers outside office hours

Measure

Inquiries answered and advisor calls booked after hours

02

Qualified leads

Measure

Inquiry-to-application conversion

03

Document intake

Measure

Minutes of staff time per application

04

Re-engagement

Measure

Stalled applications that resume

Proof

What we have built that this rests on.

33 case studies across 17 industries, 19 of them AI products or brownfield AI builds shipped inside software customers already use. Each EdTech module starts from one of those engines, so you are not paying for us to learn.

Document Intake Assistant

Financial Advisory · Document Intelligence / Intake Automation

Documents read into the record and multi-step forms pre-filled, with access kept separate

An assistant that reads the decks, notes and documents fund managers submit, pre-fills multi-step onboarding and due-diligence forms, scores them and keeps each user type to its own data.

Document AIIntake automationAccess control
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Adaptive Intake Platform

Healthcare SaaS · Adaptive Intake / Multi-Tenant SaaS

Adaptive intake taken from a one-site prototype to a multi-tenant product

Intake that adapts its questions and writes a structured summary, taken from a single-practice prototype to a multi-tenant SaaS with self-serve onboarding, billing and full isolation.

Adaptive intakeMulti-tenant SaaSData isolation
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Review-and-Approve Documentation

Dental Clinical Software · Human-in-the-Loop AI / Approval Gate

AI drafts, the professional approves: nothing is released until a person signs off

Appointment audio transcribed live and drafted into structured clinical notes with codes, which the dentist reviews, edits and approves before anything is released.

Human in the loopApproval gateVoice AI
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Read next: Applicants ask at 11pm. Your admissions platform should answer, and book the next step

See one module on your own product.

Bring one product, workflow or AI initiative. In 30 minutes we pick the module that fits first, what it would cost to serve and what your customers' security review will ask.

Calls run in US Central time. No generic AI presentation: we discuss your product, users and production constraints.