Too many handoffs
Routine academic processes require data to move between systems, teams, and spreadsheets.
A product of Inner Cloud

Nova unifies learning management and student information workflows so institutions can manage courses, enrollment, student records, communication, and academic operations in one secure environment.

The institutional challenge
Separate LMS and SIS products often depend on plugins, manual processes, spreadsheets, exports, and fragile integrations. The result can be duplicated data, inconsistent experiences, administrative delays, and greater security complexity.
Routine academic processes require data to move between systems, teams, and spreadsheets.
Students, faculty, and staff navigate different tools, interfaces, and sources of truth.
Technology teams spend valuable time maintaining connections instead of improving services.
The Nova approach
Rather than transferring information between products, Nova is designed so learning and administrative workflows operate within the same secure cloud platform.

Platform capabilities
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Course content, assignments, discussions, grading, resources, announcements, and faculty workflows.
02
Student profiles, academic history, programs, enrollment status, records, and reporting.
03
Terms, course offerings, sections, registration, capacity, deadlines, and enrollment visibility.
04
Course communication, notifications, announcements, and institution-wide messaging.
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Shared workflows for registrars, faculty, academic leadership, student services, and administrators.
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Role-based access, protected data, scalable infrastructure, monitoring, backups, and managed support.
Designed around real institutional work
Nova’s development includes evaluating academic technology, identifying friction in day-to-day workflows, and designing around the needs of students, educators, administrators, and technology teams.
A clearer experience for courses, registration, communication, academic information, and progress.
Integrated teaching tools, course administration, grading, communication, and relevant student information.
Shared workflows for enrollment, records, courses, terms, communication, and reporting.
Fewer fragile integrations, consistent data, centralized access, and managed cloud operations.
Evaluation guide
How many integrations are required for routine workflows?
Where is information duplicated or manually transferred?
Can users move between learning and administrative functions easily?
How are permissions, security, accessibility, and institutional data managed?
How much staff time is required to maintain integrations?
Can the platform adapt to the institution’s workflows?
Is the product being designed with meaningful educator involvement?
Imagine academic technology working as one system