CampusGroups vs Pathify

CampusGroups is a campus experience management platform for students, staff, alumni, and community partners. Institutions can manage student organization registrations and memberships, events, communications, and group websites. Event tools include a centralized calendar, registration, ticket sales, and attendance tracking. A branded campus app can bring together groups, events, messaging, push notifications, and campus resources. The product lists more than 30 modules, including surveys, approval workflows, budgeting, room reservations, analytics, reports, and career tools. Integrations include Google Calendar, Outlook/Office 365, Blackboard, EMS, 25Live, PeopleSoft, Salesforce, Banner, and Colleague. Single sign-on options include CAS, LDAP, SAML, Active Directory Federation Services, and Shibboleth. Its API supports importing and updating members or users, creating and updating events, and RSS feeds for members and groups. The privacy statement describes secured servers, firewalls exposing only necessary services, and browser-to-server protocols such as TLS 1.2. CampusGroups launched in 2005 at New York University's Stern School of Business; its maker is based in Burlington, Massachusetts. The service runs on web, Android, and iOS. Pricing is on request for a campus-wide platform.

Pathify is an agent-first Campus Experience Platform for colleges and universities. Its Hub brings announcements, tasks, events, forms, and information from campus systems into a personalized experience for prospects, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and families. The AI Agent uses institutional data and is governed centrally by the institution. Communities lets students participate in groups, while administrators manage organizations, events, and memberships. Pathify advertises more than 200 integrations ready on day one. Its Flow middleware connects systems and supports read-write integrations; administrators can also launch vendor-agnostic integrations and widgets from a Recipe Library without coding, with no added fees for recipes. The Hub provides feature parity through the web and native iOS and Android apps. Pathify says it holds SOC 2 and TX-RAMP certifications, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and uses single sign-on and role-based access control. Pricing is not public and is based on enrollment and optional add-ons. The company is headquartered in Greenwood Village, Colorado.