The Problem
As the company scaled, their systems didn’t. Student enrollments were tracked in Google Sheets, course materials were scattered across different tools, assessments lived in separate platforms, communication happened through endless email threads, instructor coordination was handled manually, and there was no centralized visibility into performance.
The result was operational bottlenecks, fragmented data, lost student queries, confusion around content versions, limited scalability, and growing administrative overload.
What they needed wasn’t another tool — they needed real infrastructure.
