One Set of Credit Rules Across Every Campus
Students move between campuses in the same system every day. When each campus evaluates the same course differently, students lose credit and time. LioraAI gives systems and consortia one engine, shared rules and a system-wide view.
Proven on Two Campuses. Ready for Yours.
Roane State Community College and Nashville State Community College, two Tennessee community colleges, run LioraAI on their own catalogs and rules. The same engine scales across every campus in a system: shared transfer policy where you want consistency, campus decisions where you need them.
- Roane State: live on Ellucian Banner in 18 days; evaluation from three weeks to two days
- Nashville State: full institutional go-live in July 2026; 2,158+ transcripts processed by September
Shared rules, local decisions
System-wide transfer policy, common course numbering and pathways apply everywhere, while each campus keeps its own equivalencies and approvals.
The same course, the same answer
One rules engine means a course from a partner college is evaluated the same way at every campus in the system.
Each campus runs its own team
Institutions manage their own roles and reviewers. Nashville State administrators create their own LioraAI roles with no EnlitEDU configuration step.
One system-wide view
Decisions, turnaround and credit applied roll up across campuses for the system office.
What We Hear From State Systems & Consortia
The same course evaluated differently on each campus
System transfer policies that are hard to enforce locally
No shared view of student movement between campuses
Reverse transfer and completion metrics tracked by hand
We speak your language
Where to Start
Which module do I need?
Plain definitions, because community colleges and universities don’t always use the same words.
Proof From Institutions Like Yours
System-wide deployment lets every campus apply the shared transfer policy while keeping local course decisions, and gives the system office one view of credit mobility and completion.
All customer stories
Hear it from the people who run the office
Registrars, VPs and IT leads at Tennessee community colleges talk about what changed after LioraAI went live.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what registrars, enrollment leaders and IT teams ask us most.
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Yes. Roane State Community College and Nashville State Community College, both in Tennessee, run LioraAI on their own catalogs and rules. The same engine can apply shared system rules across every campus.
Yes. System-wide rules apply everywhere, while each campus maintains its own equivalencies and approvals inside the same platform.
Yes. Shared course identifiers and guaranteed pathways can be configured as system rules that every campus applies.
Student movement between campuses, credit loss by pathway, reverse transfer eligibility and completion indicators across the system.
Guides from the registrar’s desk
See what LioraAI does with your transcripts.
Bring a few real transcripts to a 30-minute demo. We’ll run them live against your catalog and rules, and show you the review screen and the SIS write-back.