dal.ai
6.2#4 in accreditation management softwareFrom $4,389 a yearWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | dal.ai | Kramah |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Direct integrations with common assessment platforms are on the roadmap; currently, users upload evidence such as exports, reports, and documents from those systems. | Ki-ERP says it integrates with Moodle and Canvas LMS and can connect biometric attendance devices through REST APIs. |
| Purpose | dal.ai organizes ABET assessment evidence, maps course outcomes to student outcomes, supports Criterion 4 improvement cycles, and drafts Self-Study Reports. | Kramah describes itself as an AI-first institutional platform for higher-education academic, administrative, examination, accreditation and outcome-based education workflows. |
| Security | The maker says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, follows industry-standard security practices, and is not shared; it is building toward SOC 2 compliance. | The site lists SSL encryption, role-based access, GDPR compliance and 128-bit data protection. |
| Support | The maker offers a 45-minute session to review a program's files and a 15-minute call to discuss how the product fits the program. | The FAQ lists a 24-hour helpdesk, in-platform live chat, and dedicated account managers for Global OS clients. |
dal.ai plans
- Single — monthly$399 a month
- Professional — monthly$799 a month
- Institution — monthly$1,199 a month
- Single — annual$4,389 a year
- Professional — annual$8,789 a year
- Institution — annual$13,189 a year
Kramah plans
- Global AccreditationPriced on request
- Multi-AccreditationPriced on request
- Single AccreditationPriced on request
Pick dal.ai if…
dal.ai is designed for ABET program directors and coordinators, including department chairs, across engineering, computing, engineering technology, and applied and natural sciences. It suits teams compiling evidence and documenting improvement cycles for a Self-Study Report.
Pick Kramah if…
Kramah is aimed at universities, colleges, and business schools managing academic, administrative, examination, and accreditation workflows. Its listed users include institutional leaders, IQAC teams, and faculty.