The admissions experience at HSA Academies was shaped by manual effort and disjointed tools. Student managers – already balancing academic and leadership responsibilities – were left navigating complex workflows without a clear system to guide them. The impact? Time lost, data gaps, and a frustrating experience for applicants and staff alike.
Let’s face it – admissions should feel smooth, clear, and well-connected. But for HSA Academies, the experience was anything but.
Recognising the need for a more connected, intuitive approach, the HSA Academies team began exploring solutions that could ease the workload on student managers and create a better journey for applicants. They didn’t just need a better system – they needed a smarter way of working.
That’s when they found Full Fabric: a modular platform built for higher education. It brought everything together – CRM, applications, communications, and payments – in one place, enabling a seamless and fully connected admissions experience.
The shift to Full Fabric didn’t just make internal processes easier – it directly improved applicant behaviour and satisfaction. With friction removed from the journey and clarity at every touchpoint, more students were completing their applications, and fewer questions were left unanswered.
The numbers speak for themselves:
The transformation wasn’t a one-off fix. HSA Academies embraced a culture of continuous improvement, using Full Fabric to test, learn, and adapt. With performance data at their fingertips, the team now proactively identifies issues, makes quick adjustments, and ensures every applicant gets the best possible experience.
HSA Academies didn’t just make a change and move on. They’re now running fortnightly dummy applications and reviewing performance charts every week to keep things running smoothly. It’s a continuous cycle of refinement that ensures the experience remains efficient – for staff and applicants alike.
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