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Technolutions

Technolutions

Higher Education

New Haven, Connecticut 11,846 followers

Technolutions offers Slate, a CRM that supports enrollment, student success, alumni & advancement operations.

About us

Slate by Technolutions supports the enrollment, student success, alumni, and advancement operations at 2,000+ colleges and universities worldwide.

Website
https://technolutions.com/
Industry
Higher Education
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
New Haven, Connecticut
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1994
Specialties
Higher Education, Information Management, Admissions, Advancement, CRM, Enrollment Management, and Student Success

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Locations

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    157 Church St

    22nd Floor

    New Haven, Connecticut 06510, US

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Employees at Technolutions

Updates

  • Great to have partners like Best Practice Solutions join us in New Haven for Slate Labs for Student Success last week. Events like these are shaped by the community that shows up, and with 60+ attendees representing 32 institutions, 10 preferred partners, and 15 states, it was a valuable few days of hands-on learning and collaboration. 🤝

    Representing Best Practice Solutions at the Slate Student Success Lab in New Haven Technolutions !! These type of events always serves as such a reminder of how amazing the Slate Community is! Excited to work on more Student Success initiatives and efforts for our community of schools and students!! #LetsSlateIt

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  • ✈️ #SlateOnTour: April Stops! Spring conference season continues with two great opportunities to connect. Here’s where you can find us this month: 📍 NAGAP - Graduate Enrollment Management (GEM) Summit 2026 – April 8–11 | Baltimore, MD | Booth 307 Joe & Nick will be there! 📍 AACRAO 2026 – April 19–22 | New Orleans, LA | Booth 606 Jennifer & Matt will be there! We’re looking forward to the conversation and connections these events bring — hope to see you there! Want to know where we’ll be next? Keep tabs on us at https://lnkd.in/d6pZ8hGG 🗺️

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  • Student success work continues to evolve, and having the right tools in place matters. This post from Solidan highlights how institutions are using Slate to support engagement, advising, and student progress. 🤝

  • We’re thankful to work alongside institutions that share a long-term view and a commitment to higher education. Partnership, consistency, and a focus on meaningful impact continue to guide our work. 🤝

    I received my annual contract renewal from Technolutions for Slate, our university's CRM. Most annual contracts make me sigh. Always an increase. And never enough budget to cover the increases. Technolutions is different. One thing hasn't change. The price. Since 2000. (That's not a typo). In a sector where costs continue to rise, that level of consistency and dedication is remarkable. It speaks to a long-term mindset and a clear commitment to higher education. I've heard Alexander Clark share his vision multiple times at the annual Slate Summit. He deserves a great deal of credit for leading with that kind of vision and commitment to higher education. We need more partners like this.

  • It’s always interesting to see creative ways teams are using Slate. In this example, Anneke Sallis shares how a portal can be used as a live workbook to experiment with staff assignments and workflows. Take a look below 👇

    Have you ever used a Technolutions Slate portal as a live workbook? When applications are still coming in, distributing files often means downloading a new spreadsheet every day and estimating assignments as the numbers change. Instead, I built a portal driven by a Round-based query and a little JavaScript that lets me experiment with different staff assignment scenarios directly in the interface before building out rules. Curious where else people think a sandbox like this might be useful. Check it out below. ⚠️ File counts shown in the video are fictional and used for demonstration. hashtag #SlateCRM #HigherEd #EnrollmentManagement #Admissions

  • We’re excited to host Slate Labs for Student Success in New Haven this week, bringing together preferred partners and clients for two days of hands-on learning and collaboration. 🤝 Looking forward to the conversations ahead!

    Headed to New Haven this week for Technolutions Slate Labs — two days of hands-on, in-person learning, building, and collaboration with some of the best in the Slate Student Success community! There’s nothing like getting out of the day-to-day to sharpen ideas, swap strategies, and bring back solutions you can actually use. If you’ll be there, come say hi — I’d love to connect in person! 👋 Solidan

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  • Year-over-year comparisons don’t always tell the full story, especially for key events. The latest #SlateFeatureFriday from Community Ambassador Sarah Kotlinski explores how equivalent registration reporting can provide better insight into performance trends. Take a look below 👇

    When you work in Admissions, you know year-over-year funnel analysis usually means date-to-date comparisons 📊 But what about your marquee admitted student events? Those are often tied to academic calendars and spring breaks that shift every year. A straight date comparison may not tell the full story. Instead, try equivalent registration reporting. The idea is simple. Compare how registrations are tracking based on the number of days before the event, not the calendar date. Start by calculating the number of days between today and your upcoming event. Then pull data from the same number of days before the event in prior years. Two ways to do this in Technolutions Slate: 1️⃣ Quick method Ask your favorite AI tool for the DATEDIFF between two event dates. Use the result in days. Then filter each column using “today minus X days” to get equivalent timing across cycles. 2️⃣ Pattern method Build translation codes that map calendar dates to your event timeline. For example, GAD-10, GAD-09, etc. Then export registration dates and apply the translation code to compare daily registration patterns across years. Neither method is fully evergreen and both take a bit of setup. But for high-impact events, this can give you a much clearer picture of how things are really tracking. #SlateFeatureFriday

    • Slide titled “Slate Feature Friday: Equivalent Registrations Two Ways” showing a step-by-step visual of calculating date differences, applying filters using today minus X days, creating translation codes for event countdown days, and using those codes in Slate reports to compare registrations across cycles.
  • AI in practice continues to be a key focus across the community. Huron’s follow-up Q&A on AI dashboards takes place tomorrow, March 25 at 2:00 PM ET and offers a space to share learnings, ask questions, and explore real-world use cases. 💡 Sign up via Home Slate today.

    What we heard again and again: AI alone is not enough. Institutions are looking for results. My team at Huron has spent the last several months speaking with university and EdTech leaders to better understand what’s actually reshaping the student lifecycle across recruitment, retention, and career readiness. COMING THIS WEEK: The RISE 40 — a new report highlighting 40 EdTech companies and the market dynamics institutional leaders should have on their radar. If you’d like early access, you can request the report here: https://lnkd.in/esEvJrBi And if you’ll be at the ASU+GSV Summit, we’d welcome the chance to connect there as well! Peter Stokes, Sean Gallagher, Ed.D., Tri Ho

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  • Strong outcomes are built through collaboration. This post from Preferred Partner Solidan highlights how shared expertise and regular check-ins can help teams navigate challenges and continue improving together. 🤝

  • Understanding communication performance is key to improving engagement over time. This post from Director of Community Support Paul Turchan, M.A. highlights a set of queries and AI prompts designed by his team to help users analyze results, identify patterns, and refine their approach. 🔍

    If you’re a Technolutions Slate user trying to understand and improve your communications’ effectiveness, Johnny Grimmer and I have built some tools for you! You can find them here: https://lnkd.in/gPnvwb2h. 🔍 Queries: We built three queries that surface performance metrics across different mailing types: ongoing, ad hoc, and form/event communications. These queries are a starting point for knowing what’s happening. 📊 Communication Analysis AI Prompt: We’ve crafted a Slate AI prompt that will help interpret results from those queries, breaking down engagement trends, flagging potential issues, and surfacing opportunities. 🤖 Mailing Audit Assistant AI Prompt: Working alongside Deliver, this AI prompt checks an individual mailing for technical issues, greater personalization, and opportunities to heighten engagement. It can also make these adjustments under your direction! These tools are meant to complement each other: find the mailings worth examining, analyze the patterns, then go deeper on individual mailings. These prompts are also yours to tweak and refine! If you use any of these, we'd love to hear what works and what you'd want to see improved!

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