Insightful Dashboards and Reporting

Getting the right data is essential for making good decisions

 
Knowing your school's performance is critical for setting benchmarks based on historical data, identifying areas for improvement, and developing growth strategies.
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Optimized to provide you with the most important data at the right time

Monitor the progress
of your school's applications

Keep track of such indicators as the total number of started and submitted applications – whereby you can observe their fluctuations over time.

Visualize the number
of enrolments in a given programme

Monitor the performance of each individual programme or short course against the school's student enrolment capacity. In other words, the number of enrolments in a given product.

Compare the capacity
of a product

Keep track of such indicators as the total number of started and submitted applications – wherebThe enrolment capacity is made up of three variables: the minimum, the target, and the maximum capacities. Based on these, the performance percentage is then calculated: namely the proportion of current enrolments out of the total available slots.y you can observe their fluctuations over time.

Track the evolution
of the admissions cycle

Take an in-depth look into the particularities of a given product, specify which products you'd like to compare, and review current and past trends.

Breakdown candidates demographic

Break down the demographics of the selected classes by nationality, age, and gender.

Compare multiple intakes
of the same programme

Compare multiple intakes of the same programme in terms of weekly number of applicants, going so far as to note any upward or downward trend – that is, if you're currently ahead, behind, or on par with the previous classes.

Optimized to provide you with the most important data at the right time

Monitor the progress
of your school's applications

Keep track of such indicators as the total number of started and submitted applications, whereby you can observe their fluctuations over time.

Visualize the number
of enrollments in a given program

Monitor the performance of each individual program or short course against your school's student enrollment capacity (the number of enrollments in a given product).

Compare the capacity
of a product

The enrollment capacity of a program or short course is made up of three variables: the minimum, the target, and the maximum capacities. Based on these, the performance percentage is then calculated: namely the proportion of current enrollments out of the total available slots.

Track the evolution
of the admissions cycle

Take an in-depth look into the particularities of a given product, specify which products you'd like to compare, and review current and past trends.

Understand the demographics of your candidates

Break down the demographics of the selected classes by nationality, age, and gender.

Compare multiple intakes
of the same program

Compare multiple intakes of the same program in terms of weekly number of applicants in order to spot any upward or downward trends – that is, if you're currently ahead, behind, or on par with the previous classes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I access Full Fabric reports?

The Full Fabric reports are conveniently located on the sidebar, simply press Analytics and then choose Reports.

Can I save a specific view to view later?

We provide the ability to save and restore multiple views on lists of classes, applications and evaluations. This enables you to set different filters and columns, and surface the crucial information that you need to perform everyday work tasks.

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