Solutions for student data require much more than just aggregation. They need a secure architecture that respects who should have access to what data, so it can be used effectively and safely.
Unison standardizes current and past educational data and makes it interoperable while managing the complex access rights across applications and users.
It eliminates data silos and ensures better education data quality and actionability across a region… safely and securely.
Multi-source bi-directional data transformation and sync
Enables state, provincial or federal education data governance
Comprehensive student records for school, college & career
Open standards & dozens of proprietary connections, easy to add more
Flexible authentication models
Foundation for electronic student records
High resolution student data, not lowest common denominator
Enables teams of educators to support individual student success
Roles-based permissions and access control at the field level
No retention or use of customer data
With proven capability of adding new connections & protocols
Unison takes student data seriously.
We do not co-opt, retain, monetize or do anything with customers’ data. Comprehensive safeguards ensure nobody else can, either.
Our business is making relevant student information available, safely and securely and at the right times to those who need it. And only to those who need it.
Keeping information safe and maintaining privacy is paramount. Working as a guardian and protector of information is a responsibility core to what we do.
New Zealand educators were finding it increasingly hard to access valuable information about learners, especially as they moved between schools.
In December 2018, the Ministry of Education selected Unison for data consolidation and records management across the country’s 2,500+ education data systems.
Rolling out country-wide.
Public bid, prototyping, RFI/RFP, contract negotiations.
Regular synchronization with each via both proprietary sync and newly implemented national standard for analytics and electronic student records supporting lifelong learning.
Culmination of carefully considered multi-year Ministry of Education initiative called Te Rito., after the Māori word for the inner leaf of the harakeke (flax) plant. Reference to keeping the child at the core of the project.
If your school district, state, province or country wants to maximize the impact of your existing data for student success, let’s talk.