We handle the implementation
We connect the agreed sources, build the workflow, and check the prepared submission tables with your team.
We need student and finance extracts reconciled into our institutional reporting tables. Definitions and collection periods matter. Can you build that preparation and keep cross-table differences ready for review?
Mage
Yes. We’ll build it, check the result with your team, and keep it running.
Choose one workflow to start. We’ll work out the scope and plan together.
Overview
Prepare checked institutional reporting tables using the definitions your reporting team approves.
We connect the agreed sources, build the workflow, and check the prepared submission tables with your team.
Recurring runs, checks, and safe recovery stay with us. Decisions that need your judgment come to your team.
Ask which tables need review, chart reporting readiness, and prepare approved checks across the maintained dataset.
For institutional research and reporting leaders. Start with the output you need most, then expand when it works for your team.
Prepare institutional submission tablesCombine student and finance extracts into the agreed submission dataset, with incomplete records separated.
Check reporting cohortsUse approved census rules. Match cohorts and outcomes.
Compare reporting yearsUse the correct data years. Show table and rule changes.
Your student and finance systems hold the source records. We prepare the remaining institutional reporting tables and check periods, definitions, and summary totals together.
Start with trusted recordsReview student/finance data. Confirm both reporting years.
Build around your rulesKeep approved cohort rules. Flag changed classifications.
Check the resultMatch components and periods. Reconcile approved table totals.
Approve the launchYour team reviews the result. Keep required approvals.
Keep reporting tables on the right definitions and periods. Missing components and unexplained totals stay visible before submission.
Submission tables rechecked
Recover within the rulesWait for the required source and recheck the affected tables. The institutional owner resolves definitions and certifies submissions.
Submission tables checked
Check for exceptionsCheck cohorts and years. Match cross-table totals.
Meet the delivery windowAgree peak volumes. Plan the delivery window.
Ask which tables need review, chart reporting readiness, and prepare approved checks across the maintained dataset.
Which submission tables have unexplained differences?
Student and finance systems stay in place. Your institution approves definitions and submissions; required formats are agreed for your reporting cycle.
Runs where you need it
Team spaces
Access you control
Your systems
Use agreed sources. Choose where it runs.
Your decisions
Set team access. Review each change.
Our support
Get help with issues. Plan agreed changes.
Tell us what your submission tables must contain, who uses the result, and when it is needed. We’ll work with you on implementation, result checks, and ongoing operation.
Explore three ways to take recurring work off your team’s plate.
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