
Task Management gives higher-ed teams a project and task system built around the academic calendar — with recurring work, scoped licensing, and cross-team visibility leaders actually use.
Flexible boards, lists, and views per team. Run a department, a committee, or a cross-campus initiative without switching tools.
Schedule weekly check-ins, term-based reviews, and annual processes once. The system spawns the work on the cadence you set.
Start with one department and expand to the whole college. Pay for what you use without giving up enterprise-grade controls.
Leaders see status across every team without chasing updates — and team members keep working in their own space.
Tasks, due dates, and recurring work flow into the calendars your team already lives in. No double-entry, no surprises.
Right-sized alerts for owners, watchers, and leaders — so people stay informed without drowning in noise.
Most task tools assume a quarterly product cycle. TM is built around terms, semesters, accreditation cycles, and recurring annual work.
Weekly, term-based, and annual tasks are first-class. Schedule the work once and let the system run it for years.
License at the department or college level. Teams keep their workspace; leaders get rolled-up visibility.
Dashboards summarize status across teams without forcing leaders into every board or pinging every owner.
Familiar boards and lists mean teams onboard fast — without a six-month change-management initiative.
Designed around departments, committees, and academic-year cadences — not generic SaaS sprints.
A single team can adopt it without IT, and the same system scales across the college.
Roll-up views give deans and VPs status without making teams change how they work.
Weekly check-ins, term reviews, and annual processes as reusable templates.
Every task has a clear owner, due date, and history — no more 'who's doing this?'
Department and college-level dashboards aggregate status without extra reporting work.
Centralize evidence, standards, and approvals in one operational system.
Plan and coordinate commencement across departments and stakeholders.
AI-powered course scheduling that helps students find their perfect schedule.
See how TM gives higher-ed teams a task system that finally fits how academic work actually happens.