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Isolation you can point at
Each workspace holds its own records behind its own hostname. It is not a filter on a shared table — the separation is in the data layer, and an audit command proves it rather than a promise on a page.
Multi-workspace admissions platform
Counsellors, agents, institutions and finance work in one system — and each office works in its own, at its own address, with its own data. Nothing leaks between them, and nobody waits on a central team to get set up.
14-day trial with every module switched on. No card.
Live from the minute the workspace exists, with its own session cookie. Bring your own domain later and this one keeps working.
The handshake
Every channel into one handshake, converted against the shared catalogue — except where a workspace has raised its shield. Point at the shield.
01 — Who it is for
They are not tiers of one another. Each sits at a different point of the same path and treats the others as counterparties — so each gets its own workspace, its own data and its own view of the work.
You own several institutes and want one view across all of them — admissions, agents and money — without each campus losing its own workspace.
You receive applications and decide on them. Programs, intakes, requirements and offers, with the agents who send you students in one place.
You represent institutions across a territory and manage the agents working it. Sub-agents, targets, commission splits and the paperwork behind them.
You sit with students and file on their behalf. Leads, documents, applications and the commission you are owed when they enrol.
02 — What makes it different
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Each workspace holds its own records behind its own hostname. It is not a filter on a shared table — the separation is in the data layer, and an audit command proves it rather than a promise on a page.
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Usage is measured first, then priced. Every invoice line traces back to a day, a meter and a rate, so a query about a charge is answered with arithmetic instead of an apology.
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Switch on the parts you use. A single-office agency and a group with a dozen branches run the same platform with different pieces of it turned on.
03 — What is inside
Institutions, programs, intakes, faculties and scholarships.
Counted in
records
The file manager, media library and everything stored in them.
Counted in
GB
Requirements per stage, a checklist that says what is still missing, generated documents, e-signature and file screening.
Counted in
records
Counted in
records · batches
Agents and coordinators from recruitment through to scorecards and tiers, with agreement and certificate expiry watched, and circulars passed down the network.
Counted in
records
Counted in
records
Counted in
records · messages · devices
Employees, leave, holidays, asset registers, and clock-in that records where the punch happened.
Counted in
records
Tasks on a board with columns you declare, projects, meetings and meeting rooms.
Counted in
records
Counted in
records
Counted in
records · sites · pages
Counted in
calls · exports · records · runs
04 — Metering
Every night the platform records what each workspace actually used, in that workspace's own timezone, and only then applies the rate card. The order is not an implementation detail: pricing a day whose usage was never captured charges nothing for it, and that looks exactly like a day nobody worked.
05 — What it costs
No tiers to squeeze into. What you pay follows what kind of organisation you are, how much of our catalogue you take, which modules you switch on, and how much you use them — and the estimator on the pricing page adds it up in front of you.
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Your organisation
A group reading across campuses is buying something a single agent is not.
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Your data
Start empty, start on the shared catalogue, or take the whole pre-built dataset.
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Your modules
Each carries its own line. Switch one off and the line goes with it.
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Your volume
Allowances first, then marginal slabs. Measured daily, priced after the fact.
06 — If you leave
Data you cannot get back out is data somebody else controls. So the exit runs on a clock you can see, and the export arrives before the deletion rather than on request after it.
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Stop paying
The workspace closes. Nothing is deleted, and the address is never handed to anybody else.
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The clock starts
Data is held for 90 days, and the clock only runs while you have no access to it — a view-only subscription stops it entirely.
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We warn you
The first notice goes out 60 days before the purge date, with a reminder after it.
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The export is delivered
7 days before deletion the full export is generated and sent — not offered, sent.
Re-subscribe before the purge date and everything is restored intact, with no reactivation fee. How the rest of it works.
07 — Questions
Money questions are answered on pricing, where you can also build the figure. Anything else, ask us directly — a real answer, not a demo booking.
No. Each workspace answers on its own hostname and its session cookie is scoped to that host alone, so a cookie written in one office cannot travel to another. Somebody who works in two of them signs in to each.
Yes. The admicate.com subdomain is live immediately and keeps working whatever you add later. A custom domain is pointed at us with a CNAME and proved with a TXT record; once both resolve, the certificate is issued automatically.
There is no late fee, no interest and no charge for delay anywhere in the system — an overdue invoice is the same number as a new one. If paying is genuinely difficult, ask: the answer is more time or forgiveness, never a rescheduling with a price on it.
At any time, as a full export of the workspace. It is also delivered automatically 7 days before any deletion, so leaving never depends on remembering to ask.
Pick a name, and it becomes your address the moment the workspace exists. Every module is on for the trial, so you can find out what you need by using it.
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