Higher Education

Eddi tracks federal grants, research funding, endowments, and tuition revenue in one place, distinguishing restricted from unrestricted funds so nothing gets misallocated. Finance teams get visibility into how every source is being used, and can connect that spend directly to program and student outcomes to support planning decisions with real data.

Eddi generates Title IV and other federal compliance reports directly from live system data instead of a manual pull-and-reconcile process each reporting cycle. It standardizes how data is structured for compliance and accreditation reporting, cutting the discrepancies that come from finance and academic teams working off disconnected systems.

Yes. Eddi eliminates the manual consolidation work that typically happens between finance and academic teams by pulling from a single, standardized data source. Institutions using Eddi report spending 90% less time on compliance work as a result of removing that reconciliation step from every reporting cycle.

 Yes. Eddi monitors retention, progression, and graduation rates institution-wide, tracking performance across every course, program, and term rather than requiring a separate pull for each cohort. It flags early signs of disengagement or failure so intervention teams can act before a student is at risk of not returning.

Eddi analyzes trends across departments and student groups and tracks progress over time, so institutions can see whether a given intervention is actually improving outcomes rather than assuming it is. That evidence then informs academic decisions going forward, institution-wide rather than program by program.