Integrate your LMS, SIS, and other campus systems to create a central mobile hub



Institutions, big and small are adopting mobile application tools because of a growing need to better communicate with their constituents. At Engage2Serve our student lifecycle products help address this engagement concern with a mobile-centric approach that caters to prospects, students, and alumni.  They can be implemented as a stand-alone solution or be configured with integration and data transfer functionality to deliver comprehensive information to students through their mobile devices.
However, the process of transferring content and data into a new platform from a Student Information, Learning Management or another internal system is often seen as a herculean task for IT teams. Fortunately, e2s Mobile meets industry compliant technology standards that allow for such an endeavor to be accomplished correctly and securely without losing any sleep.
The e2s Mobile products were designed to accommodate integration and interoperability with current campus systems. Integration is facilitated using e2s open APIs which synchronize data between it and an existing LMS, SIS, CRM or other internal systems. If API’s are not available on target systems, alternative integration approaches can include installation of a “middleware” component or establish nightly data transfers via FTP.
Engage2Serve’s Data Extract Team can also help. Our experienced data networking professionals have the skills and expertise to ensure timely and effective integration between the e2s mobile products and you existing internal systems.
With an integrated mobile solution in place, your institution can experience the full benefits offered by e2s Mobility solutions, including:
  1. Launch your school-branded mobile application
  2. Extend communication campaigns to mobile notifications
  3. Create appointments, events, and reminders
  4. Resolve queries, complaints, and receive student feedback
  5. Monitor student progress and engagement levels
  6. Measure and derive inferences for program benchmarking
Click here to learn more about e2s mobile solutions for Higher Education or schedule a demonstration with one of our product experts.

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