SaaS Leaders CampusDocs and TopSchool Partner
Partnership provides campuses looking for more flexible, cost effective IT solutions a better alternative
CampusDocs, Inc., a leader in SaaS (Software as a Service) based
Document Lifecycle Management (DLM) solutions, today announced that
it has partnered with TopSchool, a leader in Student Lifecycle
Management (SLM) solutions. The two companies have signed a
partnership agreement and have initiated work to more tightly
integrate their DLM and SLM solutions together.
Both CampusDocs and TopSchool utilize a Software as a Service
delivery model that dramatically reduces a client's upfront
investment and removes the headaches and cost of updating and
managing complex IT solutions. The SaaS delivery model frees up
valuable financial and human resources by eliminating the need to
install, configure, maintain, update and support yet another
information system and instead focus their resources on meeting the
evolving challenges of the higher education marketplace.
CampusDocs DLM solution provides a complete document imaging and
management solution that helps educational institutions organize
and manage the large volumes of paper and data that fill their
offices. CampusDocs solution works with all the major scan
equipment and multifunction device vendors on the market today and
is designed to easily integrate with a broad range of third party
solutions and data sources.
TopSchool's SLM solution goes beyond the capabilities of a
traditional SIS by providing a portal for prospective students, a
customer relationship management (CRM) system to manage prospects
through admission, a student information system (SIS) to track and
manage the institution's students from enrollment through program
completion, and finally an intelligent reporting suite to measure
outcomes and improve school offerings.
"In these challenging economic times, we believe that the demand
for cost-effective delivery models like SaaS, over traditional
software purchases will continue to grow," said Kevin Awaya,
President, CampusDocs. "TopSchool and CampusDocs share a common
philosophy that schools can get the solutions and services they
need without having to make large upfront investments in software
and equipment. We are excited about the partnership with TopSchool
and look forward to working together."
"CampusDocs fit TopSchool nicely both from a business and
technology perspective," said Matthew Schnittman, President and CEO
of TopSchool. "TopSchool was built around a vision of an open
technology architecture, allowing our customers to take advantage
of best-of-breed solutions in the market and this partnership
brings another part of that vision into greater focus."
About CampusDocs, Inc.
Headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, CampusDocs offers higher
education institutions a SaaS based,document management service
that can be configured to meet even the most challenging
requirements. CampusDocs complete feature set and its unique
pricing model provides a cost effective alternative to in-house,
resource intensive software solutions. CampusDocs provides its
service on an enterprise-class infrastructure with multiple data
centers spread across the continental US. Backed by an experienced
professional services team, CampusDocs enables educational
institutions to automate the routing, review and archival of imaged
documents.
For more information, please visit www.campusdocs.com.
About TopSchool
TopSchool (www.topschoolinc.com), a leading SaaS provider of
Student Lifecycle Management (SLM) solutions for higher education,
empowers student-centric institutions to drive growth, reduce costs
and meet accountability requirements. The Company's open and
flexible SLM system manages recruiting through retention, and
includes a customizable student portal, an easy-to-use CRM
component and an intelligent reporting suite. TopSchool's SaaS
model is cost effective, providing the latest features and
functionality to all users with no maintenance or upgrade fees.
TopSchool gives institutions the power to direct their own
administrative tools so they can improve programs and outcomes, and
embrace growth opportunities.
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