Most campuses run their SIS, LMS, and administrative tools as separate systems that barely talk to each other. Camu brings all of that into one platform — not as a feature list, but as a genuinely integrated experience where a change in admissions shows up in financial aid, a grade entered by an instructor updates the transcript, and an at-risk alert in attendance feeds into advising. Here's what that looks like across the 16 feature areas.
Admissions & Enrollment
Online applications, document collection, and enrollment confirmation without the email attachments and paper forms. Applicants move through a clear workflow; admissions staff see exactly where each application stands.
Student Information System
The full academic record — enrollment history, grades, transcripts, financial aid, attendance — in one place. Works across multi-program and multi-campus institutions without the workarounds most SIS platforms require.
Learning Management System
Course content, assignments, quizzes, discussions, and grade books that are natively tied to the SIS. Instructors enter grades once; they don't migrate them between systems.
Curriculum & Academic Planning
Degree plan management, course catalog tools, and the ability to model how curriculum changes affect progression for current students before you commit to them.
Examinations & Assessments
Scheduling, proctoring, seating assignments, results capture, and grade publication through a single workflow. Handles both in-person and online exams with appropriate access controls.
Attendance Tracking
Digital attendance that feeds directly into student records. At-risk alerts fire automatically based on thresholds you set — by course, program, or institution-wide. No manual report generation required.
Faculty Management
Workload tracking, course assignments, performance reviews, and leave management. Academic leadership gets real visibility into capacity rather than relying on department chairs to surface problems.
Financial Aid & Fee Management
Scholarships, grants, institutional aid, and payment plans under one roof, with online payment collection, automated receipts, and reconciliation reports that accounting can actually use.
Library Management
Catalog, circulation, digital access, and fines — integrated with the student portal so students don't need to log into a separate system to see what they've got checked out.
Hostel & Accommodation
Room allocation, occupancy tracking, maintenance requests, and billing for residential facilities, all tied to the same student record that every other part of the platform uses.
Transportation
Route management, vehicle scheduling, and ridership tracking for campus transportation programs. Communication tools included for schedule changes and field trip coordination.
Alumni & Career Services
Alumni profiles, networking tools, and career placement tracking. Longitudinal outcome data that actually helps when accreditation bodies ask about graduate employment rates.
Reports & Analytics
Dashboards for enrollment, academic performance, faculty workload, and financials. Data export in the formats that THECB and accreditation submissions require, without manual assembly.
Mobile Apps
iOS and Android apps for students, faculty, and administrators. Grades, attendance, assignments, and campus communications all available on a phone — because that's how most students actually interact with institutional systems.
Parent & Guardian Portal
Configurable visibility into attendance, grades, and communications for parents. Appropriate access controls by age group and institutional policy, with direct messaging built in.
Accreditation & Compliance
Structured data collection aligned to SACSCOC and other accreditation body requirements. When review time comes, the evidence package comes from the platform, not from three weeks of manual document assembly.
Deploying Camu at a Texas Institution
Texas universities and community colleges submit data to THECB, report to the Comptroller, and maintain accreditation with SACSCOC or other regional bodies. Camu's reporting features are designed to produce those outputs directly, without custom development on your end.
PMCS handles implementation — configuration, data migration from existing systems, user training, and go-live support. You don't manage this alone. We work alongside campus IT and academic affairs staff and stay engaged through the transition period, not just through the install.