
Join us for a demonstration of Kuali Build, a no-code platform that helps institutions create digital forms, automate workflows, manage submissions, and connect data across campus systems.
Register now ->Higher education institutions rely on thousands of processes that fall outside their core systems. Student petitions, grade appeals, staff requests, and other essential work are often managed through emails, spreadsheets, PDFs, or outdated tools—creating additional administrative work and increasing demands on central IT.
Join us for a demonstration of Kuali Build, a no-code platform that helps institutions create digital forms, automate workflows, manage submissions, and connect data across campus systems.
Create accessible, responsive forms with a drag-and-drop builder and build role-based workflows with approvals, branching, and notifications
Connect forms with student, HR, curriculum, and other institutional systems while securely routing tasks and approvals to internal and external participants
Test and track requests through auditable histories and dashboards, and use AI to generate applications, summarize submissions, and evaluate information against institutional policies
Live demo and Q&A with the Kuali team
Higher education IT professionals
Business analysts
Application builders
Campus administrators
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