01 / Free for all students
For partner institutions
The students come first.
Then they come to you.
Three stages, one workflow.
01
Profiling
- Profile Building
- Profile Tuning
02
Exposure
- Presence
- Pinpoint
- Persuasion
03
Application Management
- Review
- Communication
- Decision
How partnership works
Students first. Partners meet them ready.
02 / Verified, structured, review-ready
Partners meet ready applicants.
03 / Neutral by design
Partnership never changes how programs are ranked for a student.
01 · Profiling
Say whom you're looking for. Once.
ProgramsSample dataAD
Published this cycleRead by 1,204 matched students
DA
Data Analytics M.S.Requirements · deadline Jan 15 · $31,200 tuition · 2 scholarships
LiveEC
Economics B.A.Requirements · deadline Jan 1 · net-cost calculator linked
LiveCS
Computer Science M.S.Capacity 120 · past-cycle results shared
DraftProfile Building: your past cycles, described in the student's language. No ranking is changed.
02 · Exposure
Be found fully by the students who fit.
PresenceSample dataAD
1,204matched students reached
318opened your event
96direct messages
EV
Virtual open day · Data programsInvite sent to 412 matched profiles · 318 opened
SentAI
Aid supplement · travel hardshipOffered to 14 students who flagged travel cost
PersuasionPresence, Pinpoint, Persuasion. Presented fully to the students they fit. Never a boosted rank.
03 · Application Management
Humans decide. The system remembers.
ReviewSample dataAD
214current cycle
31missing items
92%on-time review
AR
A. RiveraProfile + essay verified · blind read ready
86SC
S. ChenTranscript missing · request sent
8209:51 — Release gate: decision awaiting reviewer approval. Logged.
ProgramsSample dataAD
Published this cycleRead by 1,204 matched students
DA
Data Analytics M.S.Requirements · deadline Jan 15 · $31,200 tuition · 2 scholarships
LiveEC
Economics B.A.Requirements · deadline Jan 1 · net-cost calculator linked
LiveCS
Computer Science M.S.Capacity 120 · past-cycle results shared
DraftProfile Building: your past cycles, described in the student's language. No ranking is changed.
Inside UniPaith
What your admissions team gets.
Planned
- Profile Tuning
- Learned fit patterns
- Document authentication at scale
- Customized aid packages
- Admitted-student introductions
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How does a partnership start?
Request a demo by email at help@unipaith.co. We set your admissions team up on one program or one team first. You share requirements, prices, deadlines, capacity, and past-cycle results in the agreed format, and adopt the platform one slice at a time.
Does partnering change how our programs are ranked for students?
No. Matches are always ranked for the student, and partnership never enters the ranking.
Why do students come first?
UniPaith grows the student side first — free for all students. Institutions join as partners once the students are already there, meeting applicants who chose them with full information.
Where does UniPaith stand on FERPA?
Students share their own records by explicit, logged consent — UniPaith is the student's tool, not a school records system. What reaches your team is material the applicant chose to send, with its source labeled.
Do we have to replace our systems?
No. Start with one workflow — packets arrive as complete, structured files that work alongside the tools you already run.
How deep do we have to adopt it?
Start with a focused workflow, such as structured packets or review support, then expand when the value is proven.
Where does the matching data come from?
Today, matching uses the student's structured context and the program requirements you publish. Training on permissioned past cycles, with bias testing, is planned and will be described here before it ships.
What is built today, and what is planned?
Program publishing, institution and program pages, messaging, structured packets, one review queue, rubrics, blind reads, release gates, and audit logs are built. Profile Tuning, learned fit patterns, document authentication at scale, customized aid packages, and admitted-student introductions are planned and marked Planned wherever they appear.