Product updates

Follow what is changing across the WMT product portfolio.

Use this page to identify current capability areas, then confirm version, configuration, deployment, licensing, integration, and implementation details through the appropriate WMT channel.

Current portfolio

Start with the authoritative product family, not an isolated feature name.

These cards describe present capability areas at portfolio level and link to the current product pages.

01

UniversiTools Schedulers

Deterministic, 100% conflict-free academic scheduling supported by forecasting, workflows, role-based access, integrations, dashboards, and AI Analytics and Insight.

Explore UniversiTools Schedulers
02

UniversiTools SIS

Higher-education information management across admissions, records, planning, teaching, finance, campus operations, portals, workflows, analytics, and integration.

Explore UniversiTools SIS
03

Skoolee

K-12 school management and student information capabilities spanning administration, academics, engagement, finance, operations, portals, mobile access, and integrations.

Explore Skoolee
04

BaseCamp

Corporate learning administration, courses, examinations, assessments, certification, collaboration, analytics, costing, and organizational structures.

Explore BaseCamp
05

PactKeeper

Contract lifecycle management covering records, documents, obligations, alerts, dashboards, reporting, and integration.

Explore PactKeeper
Availability note: a capability appearing on a current product page does not by itself confirm that it is licensed, configured, deployed, or active in a particular customer environment.

Update standard

A useful product update explains more than what is new.

Release communication should help a customer understand relevance, conditions, risk, testing, timing, and action.

01

Scope

What changed, in which product area, and for which users or processes.

02

Availability

Version, licensing, deployment, feature flag, or configuration conditions.

03

Dependencies

Data, integration, security, browser, infrastructure, workflow, or migration requirements.

04

Action

Testing, training, communication, deployment, validation, or support steps required.

Confirmation paths

Use the channel that matches your relationship and decision.

Public pages explain the portfolio. Customer-specific channels confirm applicability and controlled delivery.

  1. 01

    Prospective customer

    Use Product pages and Book a Demo to evaluate current fit against your requirements.

  2. 02

    Implementation project

    Use the agreed project governance, requirements, issue, change, testing, and checkpoint process.

  3. 03

    Existing production customer

    Use Support for version-specific applicability, prerequisites, release planning, and operational impact.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does this page replace release notes?

No. It provides a public portfolio-level view. Version-specific release notes, deployment instructions, and customer-impact detail should be delivered through the appropriate customer and support channels.

Are all capabilities available in every environment?

No. Availability can depend on product, licensed scope, version, configuration, deployment model, integrations, data readiness, and implementation status.

How should customers confirm an update?

Customers should use their established support and project channels to confirm applicability, prerequisites, testing, deployment, training, and timing.

How should prospects evaluate a new capability?

Start with the relevant current product page, then use a demo or sales discussion to test fit against operating requirements and dependencies.

Confirm the right detail

Discuss a capability in the context of your environment.

WMT will help identify what is current, what applies, what depends on configuration or implementation, and what should happen next.