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For universities

Help students get more from the teaching you already provide

Unify makes professor-published materials, schedules and deadlines easier to engage with — through official integrations, with institutional control.

Discuss a pilot

For universities

Partner with Unify to support your students

We’re looking for a small number of pilot universities to shape Unify with us. Pilots start with a single faculty, use official integration channels, and follow your data governance policies.

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  • Works with your existing LMS

    Designed to integrate with Blackboard, Moodle, Canvas and D2L through official, university-approved APIs and SSO.

  • Institution-controlled access

    Universities decide what data Unify can read. Students consent to each import scope.

  • Support student success

    Help students engage with the materials your faculty already publish, with privacy-preserving, aggregated insights.

Pilot programme

How a university pilot works

  1. Step 1

    Scoping

    We agree on a faculty or program, success measures and which data scopes the pilot needs.

  2. Step 2

    Security & governance review

    Your IT and data protection teams review our architecture, data flows and agreements before anything connects.

  3. Step 3

    Integration

    We connect through your official SSO and LMS APIs (e.g. Blackboard REST, LTI 1.3) using credentials your IT team controls.

  4. Step 4

    Pilot & feedback

    A cohort of students uses Unify for a term. We share aggregated, anonymized findings with you.

FAQ

Questions from universities

Is Unify connected to any university today?
Not yet. Unify is an early MVP. The demo uses simulated integrations and fictional data. We are looking for our first pilot partners.
Which LMS platforms will you support?
We're designing for Blackboard first, with Moodle, Canvas and D2L Brightspace on the roadmap, all via official APIs.
Do students need to share their passwords?
No. Students sign in through the university's own identity provider. Unify only receives scoped tokens the university can revoke.
Who owns the data?
Students and the institution. Unify processes data only to provide the service and supports export and deletion on request.