EAB Navigate360
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| Fact | EAB Navigate360 | Slate |
|---|---|---|
| Company | EAB says it has supported education for four decades and traces its combined roots to research work begun in 2007 and student recruitment work dating to the 1980s. | Technolutions says it was founded in 1994 by Alexander Clark, introduced Slate in 2000, and lists its address in New Haven, Connecticut. |
| Founded | 2007 | 1994 |
| Headquarters | Washington, DC, United States | New Haven, Connecticut, United States |
| Integrations | EAB says the platform connects through industry-standard interfaces to SIS, LMS, email, calendar services and Common App systems. | Slate supports institutional integrations through scheduled web services, batched file transfers, or its API, and lists integrations including Common App, Banner, PeopleSoft, OnBase, and payment providers. |
| Purpose | Navigate360 is a higher education CRM for recruiting, retaining, and engaging students and alumni across the student journey. | Slate is an information management system and higher education CRM for admissions and enrollment, student success, and alumni and advancement operations. |
EAB Navigate360 plans
- Enterprise licensePriced on request
- Navigate360Priced on request
Slate plans
- Admissions & Enrollment license (< 1,500 annual submitted applications)$30,000 a year
- Separate Student Success license$30,000 a year
- Admissions & Enrollment license (1,500–7,500 annual submitted applications)$50,000 a year
- Advancement license (< 2,500 active full-time undergraduate enrollment)$50,000 a year
- Admissions & Enrollment license (7,500–15,000 annual submitted applications)$75,000 a year
- Admissions & Enrollment license (60,000–80,000 annual submitted applications)—
Pick EAB Navigate360 if…
Navigate360 is for two-year and four-year public or private institutions, including community colleges, HBCUs, technical systems, and graduate and online programs. It suits institutions coordinating student support and engagement across staff and student-facing tools.
Pick Slate if…
Slate suits higher education institutions seeking tools across admissions, student success and advancement. Its features include admissions review workflows, student communications and donor management.