InPlace vs InternTrack

InPlace is an online platform for managing student workplace placements across higher education, healthcare, government, and other placement programs. It supports clinical placements, internships, work-integrated learning, and related experiences across the placement lifecycle. Allocation can be rule-based, self-selected by students, self-sourced, or employer-advertised. The student portal includes preferences, reminders, log books, timesheets, and calendar functions; staff tools cover placement requests, schedules, attendance, communications, agency partnerships, compliance, and reporting, including reports for accreditation. Integrations span student record, CRM, financial management, and learning management systems, with Ellucian, Jenzabar, and Oracle named as student record providers. Background-check integrations include Checked, fit2work, Complio, and Synergy. InPlace works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, as well as on tablets and mobile devices. The maker says it is hosted on Microsoft Azure according to regional requirements, follows listed data protection regulations, and undergoes an annual SOC 2 audit. It also states WCAG Level AA 2.2 compliance. Pricing is on request, and some schools require students to pay for account access once a placement is allocated.

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