An undecided visitor walks in. A program walks out.
Kenii guided discovery greets an undecided visitor with a few intuitive questions about their work interests, target credential, and preferred pace, then resolves those answers directly to matching programs at your college.
A search box only helps the student who knows the answer. Compass helps the one who does not.
Start from an interest. Not a program name.
Compass opens with your catalog’s actual areas of study alongside live program counts, asking what area of work interests them. Applicants explore by career field, target credential, and pace without relying on a rigid search bar.
How this cuts advising load
Every path ends on a program you actually offer.
The guided flow narrows to a clear, ranked list of active credentials at your college, complete with credit requirements, plan of study details, and direct links. Browsing ends on the page that starts an application.
See the Pathways package
A guided finder. Not a chatbot.
Compass matches choices to real programs using deterministic, rule-based logic every time. Zero generative AI runs behind the engine, so the same answers always return the same programs and your compliance team can stand behind every recommendation.
The hardest question, answered before advising.
“I don’t know what I want to study” is the most common barrier advisors face. Compass answers it on your website first, so advising appointments begin with a focused program conversation instead of starting from scratch.
Live at a college, in front of real students.
Guided discovery is running live in production today. Jason Freeman, Chief Information Officer at Martin Community College, put it plainly: “It has surpassed anything we could have ever imagined.”
Discovery is the front door to the pathway.
Guided discovery is one piece of Kenii Pathways. See the wage figures, career mapping, outcomes, and transfer status a student meets on the other side.
Career exploration.
Let prospective students start from a specific job goal and work back to matching credentials using verified occupational mappings.
Wage and labor data.
Display federal wage and employment figures beside program requirements so students see clear earning potential before they apply.
Program outcomes.
Publish what a program leads to, including credentials earned and career paths opened, right on the page where students decide to apply.
Transfer articulation.
Show which courses transfer, where they apply, and what degree requirements they satisfy to remove four-year transfer guesswork.
Give undecided visitors a plan, not a maze.
Request a demo and we stand up a Kenii site carrying your college’s logo and colors, running Compass on demo catalog content. Yours free for fourteen days, nothing to sign. Answer a few questions and land on a real program.