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What . . .
Software solutions for:
• Appointment scheduling
• Messaging
• Tracking
• Resource planning
• Retention
• Reporting
and more . . .
Who . . .
College student service sites:
• academic advising
• counseling
• assessment and testing
• transfer advising
• career services
• learning assistance
• financial aid
• disability resources
• international students
• adult re-entry services
• health and wellness
• computer labs
and more . . .
Why . . .
Increase productivity, efficiency, and revenues while providing enhanced services to students.
Where . . .
An unlimited number of departments can share our products, yet configure the systems to meet their unique needs.
When . . .
NOW. Take a look and call us for an on-line demonstration.
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SARS·GRID
Appointment Scheduling and Reporting System
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Our Core Product: A colorful and intuitive grid structure for making student appointments,
tracking walk-in visits, and maintaing advisor schedules.
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SARS·MSGS
Automated Reminder and Announcement System
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Colleges can send appointment reminders, announcements, registration
notices, and other types of messages via e-mail, text messages, or both.
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SARS·TRAK & PC·TRAK
Student Self-Serve Check-in/Check-out System
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Students can self-register for walk-in
visits and appointments, and check in for appointments and labs.
With PC·TRAK, lab coordinators can control and monitor computer use.
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SARS·PLAN
Resource Planning and Utilization System
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Administrators can establish work requirements for upcoming terms and then
review advisors' schedules in individual and consolidated views.
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SARS·ALRT
Early Alert Referral System
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Faculty can identify students who are having academic, behavioral, personal, or
enrollment difficulties, connect them with support services for appropriate
interventions, and receive feedback on actions taken.
Software solutions for scheduling appointments, sending appointment reminders,
tracking activities, planning resources, providing early interventions, and sending
e-mail and text messages.
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