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Which of these are you?

Four kinds of organisation share this platform, and they sit at different points of the same student journey. Open the one that sounds like your week: it says what that organisation does, how an application actually moves through it, and how to tell it apart from the one next to it — and the form to start is at the end of it.

How the four organisation types connect A recruitment agent works with students and refers them to a coordinator, who represents institutes across a territory. Institutes belong to an education group above them, which sees across all of them. Student applies Recruitment Agent B2C Coordinator B2B · RM Institute decides Education Group sees across all
A referral travels left to right. Each type is the next one’s counterparty.

The shape of the market

Each layer is efforting in a pyramidal way to navigate to the summit

The volume is all at the bottom. An agent turns a hundred conversations into the few applications worth filing; the coordinator keeps the ones a territory can place; the institution says yes to those that fit; the group above them sees what a year of it became. Every storey is narrower than the one beneath because every storey is a filter — and what passes rises. Enquiries at the base, an education at the point.

One structure, four storeys

Pick a storey.

Every slice between the base and the point is a square, and every square is one of the four kinds. The recruitment agent is the base — everything above it is carried by the students it sits with.

Direct student recruitment

Recruitment Agent

You sit with students and file on their behalf. Leads, documents, applications and the commission you are owed when they enrol.

  • Leads and campaigns
  • Student records
  • Application filing
  • Commission ledger

Your five steps

  1. Lead
  2. Student file
  3. File it
  4. Offer and visa
  5. Get paid
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B2B · Agent network across a territory

Coordinator

You represent institutions across a territory and manage the agents working it. Sub-agents, targets, commission splits and the paperwork behind them.

  • Sub-agent management
  • Territory and targets
  • Commission rules and splits
  • Institution agreements

Your five steps

  1. Agreements
  2. Your network
  3. Applications in
  4. Forward
  5. Split and pay
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Single institution

Institute

You receive applications and decide on them. Programs, intakes, requirements and offers, with the agents who send you students in one place.

  • Programs and intakes
  • Application pipeline
  • Document requirements
  • Offers and decisions

Your five steps

  1. Publish
  2. Receive
  3. Check
  4. Decide
  5. Enrol
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Multi-campus

Education Group

You own several institutes and want one view across all of them — admissions, agents and money — without each campus losing its own workspace.

  • Institutions and groups
  • Cross-campus reporting
  • Agent network oversight
  • Consolidated billing

Your five steps

  1. Campuses
  2. Shared catalogue
  3. Applications
  4. Decisions
  5. One ledger
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What happens next

  1. 01

    Name the workspace

    Whatever you type becomes your-name.admicate.com — checked as you type, yours the moment it saves.

  2. 02

    You are the administrator

    Whoever starts it runs it, whatever their day job. Invite the rest afterwards, with roles.

  3. 03

    Everything is switched on

    All 24 modules for 14 days. Not a cut-down edition — the trial is the product.

  4. 04

    No card, no call

    Nothing to cancel if you walk away, and nobody rings you about a demo.

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