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How long is the free trial of AmpEducator?

The Free Trial Offer, which is made to you by AmpEducator Inc., entitles you access to the Service for a maximum period of seven (7) days from the moment that you activate such trial period by submitting your request details. Subject to approval on a per trial basis you can request to extend your Free Trial Offer period to the Service by written email request to support@ampeducator.com. By submitting your details, you accept the Free Trial Offer and (i) consent to us using your details in accordance with our Privacy Policy, (ii) acknowledge and agree to Terms of Service and (iii) understand that AmpEducator Inc. reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to extend, withdraw or to modify this Free Trial Offer and/or the Free Trial Terms and Conditions at any time without prior notice and with no liability.

When will I be billed monthly?

If Client initially signs up and Client does not cancel that account within 30 days, Client will be billed monthly starting on the 30th day after Client accounts were initially created. If Client cancels prior to the processing of Client first invoice on the 30th day, Client will not be charged.

What is flat rate plan?

Flat rate or unlimited use plans are offered subject to Client using the service under an ordinary or fair range of use and in a way that does not consume excessive network capacity and/or adversely affect ampEducator ability to provide Service to other users on the Service.

Overview

ampEducator is an easy to learn, easy to use web based student information system. The software covers the entire student cycle from prospect to registration to student and eventually to alumni.

Admissions

Admission encompasses both the prospecting and registration stages of a student. ampEducator can collect leads from a variety of sources. As a first step we usually tie the institution's own request form into the software. When a request is made a new prospect record is created and a recruiter is assigned.

Academics

Student records, courses and program encompass the Academics part of ampEducator. Once a student is entered into the system their progress as well as any associated emails, notes, documents, and letters are available in their record.

Communications

All staff have integrated email which they can use to communicate with each other, prospects, students or other contacts in the system. Mailing lists can be created, managed and used in email campaigns. Results of campaigns can be viewed and reported on.

Accounting

Simple accounting with a focus on account receivables. Once configured to match your accounts, the software will generate and email statements and accept online payments for courses and programs. The built in analytics can quickly generate reports for revenue, expected revenue as well as delinquent accounts.

Personnel

Keep details of managers, staff, faculty, recruiters and student advisors. Assign faculty to course, prospects to recruiters and advisors to students. Track staff hours by generating ID cards and using an optional barcode scanner to record their hours using the built in hour clock.

Reporting

Analytics, stats and common reports are found in many modules of the software. The reporting section contains reports specific to schools such as State and Provincial reports. When necessary new reports specific to your institution can be created.

Before You Begin

In order to start using the API there are two things which need to be done. Both of them require administrator access to the ampEducator account.

API Access & Response

To access the api you must make an HTTP request in the following forms:

Restricted Keys

The following keys are reserved and can be used to control the results returned from the API.

Role & Location Masks

ampEducator uses masks to control access to some objects by role and location.

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