For universities and colleges
SentinelXR Campus
Degree structures, credit transfer, cohort analytics and a clean accreditation trail. Orin reads attainment as it moves, so a drifting module surfaces in week five rather than at the board.
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Programme and module structure
Multi-year degrees, optional pathways, credit transfer and prerequisite chains, held as one structure rather than a spreadsheet per department.
Attainment that moves
Cohort analytics against each student’s own baseline as well as the cohort. Orin flags the modules where the shape of attainment is changing, with the submissions it read.
The accreditation trail
Every grade change, every override, every Orin suggestion and who acted on it — exportable as evidence, not reconstructed after the fact.
Registry without re-keying
Timetabling, enrolment and awards write to the same record. SIS and finance integrations are read-write, and conflicts surface to a person.
Why week five matters
A module drifts quietly
Attainment moves a band over two intakes and nobody owns the number, because no single tutor sees the shape across years.
Grades arrive too late to act
A board in July cannot change what happened in October. It can only record it and hope the next cohort is luckier.
Concept evidence arrives weekly
Understanding tracked idea by idea shows the drift while the teaching can still change, which is the only version of this that helps anyone.
Orin in Campus
The same intelligence runs in all four products, and the same rule holds everywhere: it observes and proposes, then stands back. It cannot change a grade, a record or an enrolment.
Attainment in Structural Mechanics has moved a full band since the January intake. The drop concentrates in students who took the optional maths bridge.
Based on the last four assessment points against the same module in the two prior years.
Campus deployments usually start with one faculty and a term of parallel running.