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Higher education

One unified data platform. Start with one campus priority.

Start with enrollment, student success, institutional research, or another campus priority. Data teams retain oversight, and Doowii manages the platform end to end as the work expands.

The Doowii platform surfacing insights across a higher-ed campus
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Higher education priorities

Go deeper on the campus work you own

Start with a specific retention, reporting, or governance priority, then expand on the same managed platform as additional teams, systems, and workflows come into scope.

Student success

Student retention analytics

Connect academic, engagement, advising, and account context for governed persistence analysis and coordinated human review.

Explore retention analytics

Institutional research

Institutional reporting

Build repeatable reports from shared campus definitions and keep the underlying data ready for the next leadership question.

Explore institutional reporting

Data strategy

Higher education data governance

Put ownership, definitions, access, quality, and lineage into practice across approved analytics, reporting, and AI workflows.

Explore data governance
Shared institutional context

Connect campus data and peer context on one unified platform

Doowii brings the systems relevant to each workflow onto one governed platform so teams can investigate trends across sources. IPEDS data can add peer context to institution-defined metrics, helping leaders understand both the comparison and the methodology behind it.

Doowii dashboards comparing institutional metrics against peer benchmarks
The difference

A unified education data platform instead of disconnected tools

Doowii is purpose-built for education across teams and workflows, not as a generic business-analytics model forced onto academic realities. The same platform supports K-12 districts, and Doowii maintains a SOC 2 Type II report.

Comparison of common operating models for general-purpose data stacks, vendor-native analytics, and Doowii.
ConsiderationGeneral-purpose data stackVendor-native analyticsDoowii
Starting pointFlexible infrastructure that an institution or partner configures for its industries and use cases.Analytics organized around the vendor's product ecosystem and data model.A unified education data platform configured to the institution's systems, definitions, and workflows.
Cross-system workBroadly possible; connectors, models, and education context are selected and assembled for the environment.Often most streamlined inside the native suite; external-source options vary by product.Connection plans are scoped across the SIS, LMS, ERP, CRM, assessment, and local sources needed for the use case.
Shared meaningThe institution designs education metrics, semantic models, and governance conventions.Begins with the vendor's model, with configuration options that vary by product.Begins with education context, then maps metrics and terminology to local practice.
Operating responsibilityThe institution and its implementation partners generally operate the assembled stack.The vendor manages its product; the institution coordinates work beyond that environment.Doowii manages the platform end to end in partnership with institutional data and technology stakeholders.
Path to a governed use caseDepends on architecture, integrations, modeling scope, staffing, and governance readiness.Can be efficient within the native ecosystem; broader use cases may add configuration work.Starts with selected priorities and expands as sources, definitions, permissions, and outputs are validated.

Actual capabilities and responsibilities vary by product, contract, architecture, and institutional requirements.

Across campus

One governed view across campus

Enrollment, student success, institutional research, advancement, and leadership can work from the same connected data while keeping the context and access each role requires.

Doowii insights spanning enrollment, retention, and alumni engagement

Support enrollment planning

Which sources provide students most likely to enroll? Which students are at risk of not matriculating in the fall?

Coordinate student success

Which students are at risk to fail? Which course resources are being underutilized across campus?

Understand alumni engagement

Forecast participation rates by program. What kinds of campus engagement predict involvement after graduation?

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Doowii for higher education?

Doowii is the unified data platform for higher education. It brings campus systems, shared definitions, governed access, analytics, reporting, and AI workflows together in one platform managed end to end.

Does Doowii work with our SIS and LMS?

Doowii scopes connections around the systems your campus runs, including SIS, LMS, ERP, CRM, assessment, and local sources. The exact connection approach depends on the system and implementation.

Can we benchmark against peer institutions?

Doowii can incorporate IPEDS data so teams can compare institution-defined metrics with selected peer groups while retaining the underlying context.

Do our staff need to be data analysts?

No. Staff can ask questions in plain language and review the resulting chart, report, or dashboard, while data teams retain control over definitions, access, and governance.

How does Doowii support institutional data security?

Doowii maintains a SOC 2 Type II report. Its controls and privacy practices are designed to support institutions' obligations under FERPA, COPPA, CCPA, and other applicable laws.

How quickly can we get value?

Implementation timing depends on your systems, data readiness, governance needs, and initial use case. Doowii works with your team through a phased connection, definition, and validation process.

Start with the campus priority that matters now

Request a walkthrough tailored to your campus systems, teams, priorities, and representative higher-education workflows.