EdTech Platforms Built to Move at the Speed of the Academic Calendar

Modernize learning platforms, adopt AI responsibly, and scale engineering without missing a semester launch or a compliance deadline.

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Vision

Personalized Learning

Deliver adaptive learning experiences tailored to individual students.

Product experience

Limited Engineering Bandwidth

Fixed academic deadlines leave no room for delivery slippage.

Budget

Accessibility & Compliance

Meet accessibility standards and data privacy requirements for student data.

Product experience

Specialized Expertise

Modern learning platforms require experience most internal teams don't have.

Demand

AI-Powered Instruction

Introduce AI tutoring and grading support with appropriate oversight.

Delivery maturity

Legacy LMS Architecture

Older learning management systems make modernization slow and risky.

Demand

Platform Scale

Support enrollment surges around semester and term launches.

Delivery maturity

Compliance Requirements

Student data privacy regulations add real delivery overhead.

The challenge usually isn't knowing what to build. It's having the capacity and capability to build it before the next term starts.

Technology Built Around Education
Priorities

01

Learning Platforms

Adaptive, engaging learning experiences built for real classrooms.

02

AI & Learning Data

Responsible AI for tutoring, grading, and learning analytics.

03

Accessibility & Compliance

Platforms built to meet accessibility and student data privacy standards.

04

Scalable EdTech Infrastructure

Cloud architecture that holds up under enrollment surges.

Every EdTech Initiative Encounters
the Same Two Constraints

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Scale Capacity

Expand engineering bandwidth ahead of the next academic launch, not during it.

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Accelerate Capability

Access learning technology expertise for complex platform work.

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Built for Different Corners of
Education

  • +K-12 Education
  • +Higher Education
  • •Corporate Learning & Development
  • +Test Prep & Certification

Testimonials

Success Validated
by Clients

"They didn't just build what we asked for. They pushed back on the parts that weren't worth building yet, and that saved us a quarter."

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Behind success

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Ruben Curtis Chief Executive Officer

“SaleUnio helped us scale with confidence and control. Processes matured, accountability tightened, and delivery accelerated.”

Michael Ten Founder & COO

"They didn't just build what we asked for. They pushed back on the parts that weren't worth building yet, and that saved us a quarter."

Ruben Curtis Director of Product
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“SaleUnio helped us scale with confidence and control. Processes matured, accountability tightened, and delivery accelerated.”

Michael Ten Founder & COO

"They didn't just build what we asked for. They pushed back on the parts that weren't worth building yet, and that saved us a quarter."

Ruben Curtis Director of Product
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“SaleUnio helped us scale with confidence and control. Processes matured, accountability tightened, and delivery accelerated.”

Michael Ten Founder & COO

"They didn't just build what we asked for. They pushed back on the parts that weren't worth building yet, and that saved us a quarter."

Ruben Curtis Director of Product
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“SaleUnio helped us scale with confidence and control. Processes matured, accountability tightened, and delivery accelerated.”

Michael Ten Founder & COO
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MID-SIZED EDTECH PROVIDER · SOUTHERN AFRICA

How a Southern African EdTech provider unified academic and financial systems across three student lifecycle stages

  • +3 systems merged into one synced platform
  • •Scholarship logic eliminated ledger conflicts
  • +Real-time sync closed academic-financial gaps
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

+How can EdTech platforms scale for enrollment surges without downtime?
Scaling for enrollment surges means load-testing infrastructure against realistic peak scenarios and building auto-scaling architecture well ahead of the semester start, not reacting once registration opens. Platforms that hold up during surges typically identified their capacity limits months earlier, when there was still time to address them.
+What is FERPA, and how does it affect EdTech platform development?
FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) is a US federal law governing the privacy of student education records. It affects how EdTech platforms handle data access, storage, and sharing, meaning privacy and consent requirements typically need to be built into the platform architecture itself, not added on afterward.
+What's the difference between FERPA and COPPA compliance?
FERPA governs the privacy of student education records generally, while COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) specifically regulates data collection from children under 13. EdTech platforms serving K-12, especially younger grades, often need to account for both simultaneously.
+Is AI safe to use for grading and tutoring in educational settings?
AI can support grading and tutoring effectively when it's introduced with clear oversight, used to assist and flag patterns rather than make final decisions without review. The concern isn't the technology itself, it's deploying AI in instructional contexts without the human oversight to catch errors or bias.
+What accessibility standards do EdTech platforms need to meet?
Most EdTech platforms need to meet WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards, which cover things like screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, and color contrast. Accessibility compliance is generally required for institutions receiving public funding, and it's good practice regardless.
+How is a K-12 learning platform different from a higher education platform?
K-12 platforms typically prioritize stricter data privacy controls (COPPA, parental consent) and simpler, more guided interfaces for younger students. Higher education platforms tend to need more flexibility, integration with existing university systems, and support for self-directed learning at scale.
+Can a legacy LMS be modernized without disrupting an active semester? 
Yes, though it generally requires a phased rollout timed around natural breaks in the academic calendar, modernizing components between terms rather than mid-semester, so students and instructors aren't navigating a platform change while classes are actively running.
+Why do EdTech modernization projects often miss their launch deadlines? 
It's rarely a lack of clarity on what to build - it's that fixed academic deadlines leave no room for delivery slippage, and modern learning platform work (adaptive learning, compliance, AI) often requires specialized expertise internal teams don't have the bandwidth to develop in time.