Anthology Student Verification vs Jenzabar Campus Marketplace

Anthology Student Verification automates higher-education financial-aid verification through a Student Portal for reviewing and submitting requested information and documents. A rules engine evaluates student ISIR and demographic information to determine document requirements. Students can complete a Verification Worksheet electronically or upload a completed document; their answers may lead to additional requests. The portal supports multiple award years and shows documents for the selected year.

Students can fill out and edit documents on mobile or desktop devices, including uploading images taken with a phone. It accepts PDF, JPG and TIFF files and combines sequential page images into a PDF. Sign-in is through Single Sign-On or a username or email address and password. Institutions can configure templates with their color scheme and logo, choose tile or list layouts, and associate templates with campuses. The product overview describes email and text communications and a real-time status bar. Staff can review verification issues and submit corrections. After corrections are submitted, the student record remains locked until an administrator extracts and submits them and a subsequent ISIR is imported. Pricing is on request.

Jenzabar Campus Marketplace gives colleges an online way to manage enrollment and payments for non-credit, dual-credit, continuing education, workforce development, and professional development programs. Its branded, responsive storefront lets learners register and pay from any device. Purchase workflows cover buying classes for someone else, joining waitlists, and purchasing materials. Faculty, corporations, school districts, and other users can monitor and track data in a secure environment. Institutions can use real-time reporting to identify courses generating return on investment and centralize transaction, order, payment, and credit records. Campus Marketplace connects with Jenzabar One and other institutional systems through a public API. Skill bootcamp courses use Common Cartridge format and can be loaded into major learning management systems. The offering also includes enrollment marketing services from Spark451, a Jenzabar company. The product is cloud-hosted and available through web and API. Pricing is on request; institutions can request a demo.