01 / Data

Capture It Once. Keep It Connected.

Applications, documents and related records give each review a shared foundation.

02 / Insight

Understand Where the Work Stands.

Dashboard status and reports help your team see progress and identify where attention is needed.

03 / Impact

Put Information to Work for People.

Support informed oversight and useful public information. Regulatory judgment stays with your organization.

Configured Applications & Workflows

Your Process Is More Than a Form.

EDvera connects submission, review, revision and decision. Applications use conditional logic and data validation, with workflow stages configured around how your organization works.

Automated notifications flag workflow transitions and required actions. Date-driven reminders support deadlines and renewals, so the next step doesn’t depend only on someone remembering to send an email.

Plan Your Workflow with Our Team
Applicant, Agency Reviewer, External Evaluator and Agency Approver connected by multiple two-way review paths, ending with certificate issuance after approval
Illustrative Roles and Routes · Configured Around Your Requirements

Connected Records / Shared Context

Keep the Record with the Review.

Bring institutional information, related programs, locations and documents together. Reviewer comments and document change history preserve the context behind an application—not just its latest status.

Institution ProfileDemo View
EDvera institution profile with illustrative demo labels and navigation to programs, locations and documents
Demo labels, not live customer information. Contact information excluded.

The Organization Behind the Application.

A shared profile provides institutional context and access to related records, helping your team follow the work across application cycles.

Program ProfileDemo View
EDvera program profile with illustrative demo labels showing award level, CIP code, tuition, fees and instructional hours
Demo labels and example configuration, not live customer information.

Room for the Details That Matter.

This higher-education example brings award levels, CIP codes, tuition, fees and instructional hours into the program record alongside the broader oversight process.

Dashboard Status & Reporting

See the Progress.
Ask the Next Question.

Dashboard status counts show where work sits in your configured process. The renewal example above makes submission, self-study, site visits and commission action visible in one view.

Use reports to look beyond a single application. EDvera helps make the information accessible; your team interprets the findings and decides what to do next.

Talk About Your Reporting Needs

Start with Your Requirements

Configured Standard Reports

Define the reports your organization needs during implementation.

Explore a Specific Question

Saved Ad-Hoc Reports

Use filters and indices to extract specific information, then save the report for future use.

Take the Information Further

Downloadable Results

Download report results for further analysis by your team.

Modern Automation & Intuitive Tools

Move the Work Forward.
Not Just the Paperwork.

Combine workflow automation with practical everyday tools. Keep participants informed, reuse information and simplify routine tasks without replacing the people responsible for review and decisions.

Communications & Visibility

Notifications, Reminders and Status Updates

Configure notifications around workflow transitions and required actions. Use reminders to support deadlines and renewals, and status updates to keep participants informed as work progresses.

Connected Information

Data Mapping and Easy Updates

Map information between configured forms and records to reduce repeat entry. Keep records current with straightforward updates, and put existing information to use across your process.

From Decision to Documentation

Generate Decision Letters and Certificates

Generate documentation from the relevant record and decision, using configured templates. Support consistent communication of outcomes without recreating each document from scratch.

Everyday Efficiency

Bulk Actions and Announcements

Use bulk actions for supported tasks across multiple records. Share broader updates through the announcement feature, alongside the notifications tied to individual workflows.

Available actions, mapped fields, templates and notifications depend on your configuration and user permissions. Regulatory decisions remain with your organization.

Plan the Automation Around Your Process →

Role-Based Access Controls / RBAC

Connected Doesn’t Mean Open to Everyone.

Configure which information people can access and which actions they can take. Applicants, external evaluators, regulator staff and commissioners can participate in the same process with permissions suited to their responsibilities.

Applicants

Keep Their Submission Moving.

Access their applications, supporting documents, status and requests for revisions, with actions appropriate to their part in the process.

External Evaluators

Focus on the Assigned Review.

Work with the materials needed for assigned reviews and site visits, with access aligned to their evaluation responsibilities.

Regulator Staff

Coordinate the Work with Context.

Use connected records, workflow status and reporting to manage reviews and follow-up within their configured permissions.

Commissioners

Bring the Record to the Decision.

Access relevant review materials and supporting records, with available actions aligned to the commission’s place in the process.

Illustrative access arrangements, not fixed permission packages. Roles, access rights and available actions are configured with your organization.

Selected Information / Public Access

A Public Directory.
Not Your Internal Records.

Automatically map selected information from the records you maintain to a configured public directory. Help the public find useful information without maintaining a separate set of directory records.

Your organization chooses which fields appear publicly. The directory presents those selected details—not access to underlying internal records, review materials or the internal workflow.

Plan Your Public Directory
  1. InternalThe Records You Maintain

    Information managed within your organization’s configured access controls.

  2. Configured MappingOnly the Fields You Select

    Your organization determines what is displayed publicly.

  3. PublicYour Public Directory

    Selected details mapped automatically from your records.

Conceptual information flow, not a product screen.

A Working Partnership

Let’s Talk About Your Process.

We’ll start with your applications, documents, review stages and responsibilities. Then we’ll map workflows, permissions and reporting needs together—and review the configuration against a shared project plan.