One college runs Keniiin production. Here is the story.
Martin Community College is the first college running Kenii in production. We would rather show you one real catalog you can open, search, and click through than a wall of logos, so this page points at Martin and the software Martin uses every day.
We have one customer story to tell, so we tell all of it.
Nothing on this page is a mockup.
Martin Community College, live on its own domain.
Martin publishes its entire academic catalog on martincc.edu, in Martin’s own brand, from the WordPress site and database Martin already owns.
The whole catalog, published
Martin’s catalog coordinator publishes program and course updates directly, in an afternoon rather than a semester, and exports the finished catalog to PDF with one click.
89 transfer-approved courses
Every CAA transfer-approved course shows its transfer status right on the course page, so students and advisors see it without picking up the phone to the registrar.
34 Career and College Promise pathways
Martin’s dual enrollment pathways connect local high school students to the college program and the credential each one leads to, in the terminology North Carolina students already know.
One college in production, and we say so.
Kenii is early. Here is exactly what that means for a college evaluating us right now.
No logo wall
Martin is our first production college, so this page names one. When there is another story worth reading, it will be here, and it will be as specific as this one.
Live software, not a prototype
What Martin runs is the same platform you would install. Open the catalog, search it on a phone, and read the transfer status on a course page yourself.
See it in your own colors
We stand up a demo site carrying your college’s own logo and colors, running on demo catalog content. It is free for fourteen days, with nothing to sign.
Put your own logo on itfor fourteen days.
Request a demo and we build you a branded Kenii site on demo catalog content, so you can click through the same software Martin runs. At the end we talk, then send a written quote your purchasing office can act on.