One connected record.Every way to put it to work.
Kenii Catalog, Pathways, Curriculum, and Extend all read and write the same connected record, so every capability below works with everything else on your site, not around it. Browse by module, then go deep on the one that solves what you are working on today.
Every capability runs off one connected record.
Change something once and it is correct everywhere it appears.
One idea, not a pile of unrelated tools.
One instructor updates a course description once. It is correct on the program page, the credential page, and the PDF the same second, because every one of them reads the same record.
The record your whole catalog runs on.
Digital catalog
Programs, courses, and credentials render as real pages on your own site, connected so a change in one place is correct everywhere a student looks.
Program pages
Every program renders as one complete, connected page: credentials, courses, requirements, and outcomes together, built once and current everywhere it is shown.
Courses
Descriptions, credits, and prerequisites live once as a real record and update instantly across every program that includes them.
Catalog search
Students filter by interest, credential, delivery mode, and campus, on a phone, and land on the program that fits instead of a results page that dead-ends.
Publishing workflow
Draft next year’s catalog while this one stays live, then publish it with a single change. Every past year locks automatically and stays readable at its own address.
Where a goal becomes a program.
Career exploration
Compass is a guided finder that takes a student’s goal and returns your college’s real programs, no dead ends and no vague suggestions.
Wage data
Live regional wage and demand data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, O*NET, and state projections attaches to every program, refreshed and cached, with an honest note whenever data is missing.
Program outcomes
SOC and CIP crosswalks connect every program to the careers it actually leads to, so outcomes read as real destinations, not marketing copy.
Student discovery
A mobile-first path from goal to program keeps a prospective student moving forward instead of clicking away.
Transfer articulation
Approved transfer courses show on the program itself, so a transfer-minded student sees the path before they ever have to ask an advisor.
Approvals your committee will recognize.
Curriculum proposals
A proposal is written against the real catalog record, not a copy of it, so what gets approved is exactly what goes live.
Curriculum approvals
Approvals run through your actual committee chain, department to curriculum committee to chief academic officer to board, configured to match how your college really votes.
Vote records
Every vote is stored per member, per proposal, per meeting, so the answer to “how did we decide this” is a record, not a memory.
Evidence archive
Every proposal, vote, and validation check stays attached to its record, building the audit trail an accreditation review actually asks for.
Catalog year lifecycle
An approved change writes into the real record automatically. For a year already published to students, it lands as a tracked, dated addendum, never a silent rewrite.
Your data, your integrations, your brand.
API and exports
A REST API and open exports in JSON and CSV mean your catalog data leaves whenever you ask, in a format any system can read.
Integrations
Live Bureau of Labor Statistics and O*NET feeds, SOC and CIP crosswalks, and CSV import connect Kenii to the data your institution already tracks.
College branding
Your colors, your fonts, and a custom CSS layer make the catalog read as your site, not a vendor’s template with your logo pasted on.
MCP (Coming soon)
A Model Context Protocol connection is coming, so your institution’s own systems and agents can query Kenii data directly.
See the whole setof features at once.
Request a branded demo and we will stand up a Kenii site with your logo and your colors, running on demo catalog content, yours for fourteen days. Every feature above is in it.
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