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CampusWorkflow vs UniTime

CampusWorkflow

campusworkflow.com

UniTime

unitime.org

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FigureCampusWorkflowUniTime
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published12
Spec score · Exam Scheduling Software7.3 (#23)8.3 (#6)
IntegrationsThe site lists live SIS sync adapters for Banner, PeopleSoft, and Jenzabar, plus LMS support for Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and Brightspace.UniTime can run independently or interface with an existing student information system.
PurposeCampusWorkflow is an academic operations platform for universities, covering scheduling, admissions, exams, attendance, advising, degree audits, room management, and analytics.UniTime is an educational scheduling system for creating and managing course and exam timetables, room sharing, and student class assignments.

Plans

CampusWorkflow

  • Institutional planPriced on request

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UniTime

  • UniTimeFree
  • UniTimeFree

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In their own words

CampusWorkflow

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UniTime

UniTime is a free educational scheduling system for course and exam timetables, room sharing, and student class assignments. Course scheduling can account for student demand, curricula, historical patterns, faculty and room preferences, and relationships among classes. Its examination module builds term schedules intended to minimize student exam conflicts and can schedule midterms and finals. The web-based Events interface lets staff and students request events or search for available times and locations, with notices sent to organizers. Student scheduling assigns students to available class spaces using course requirements and timetable information, but cannot guarantee that every conflict will be resolved. UniTime runs as a server-client application with a web interface and platform-independent distributions. It can operate independently or connect to an existing student information system; documentation describes XML imports and exports and RESTful interfaces. Installation guidance covers Linux, Windows, and Mac. Administrators may configure SSL access through Tomcat and LDAP authentication. The application is distributed under Apache License 2.0. The installation page recommends UniTime 4.8 for production, while UniTime 4.9 is still in development.

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