A standalone solution that receives each student's document, files it under the right record, reads it, checks it against Carrington's own acceptance rules and approved school list, and hands the reviewer an answer with the evidence highlighted on the page.
The document travels through several inboxes before a reviewer sees it, and every check after that is done by hand. Click any step to see what it costs and what replaces it.
One intake, automatic filing and checking, and a three-way sort so each case lands where it belongs. A person still makes every decision. Click any step to see why it matters.
The document and the answer side by side. Click a check to see where its evidence sits on the page, or run all checks to watch a clean case reach one-click approval.
Westbrook High School
Sacramento, California
This certifies that
Jordan A. Rivera
has satisfactorily completed the course of study and is awarded this High School Diploma
Given this twelfth day of June, 2024
Illustrative sample. Names, school, and dates are fictional.
Nothing about the solution asks Carrington to change how it decides. It removes the routing, re-keying, and repeat research around those decisions.
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The checks come directly from Carrington's acceptance criteria. Nothing is approved on a rule Carrington did not write.
High school diploma, high school transcript, GED or HiSET, and college degree.
Matched against what the student typed and the student record. Flags edits made after the document was created, mixed fonts, and the same file sent for two students. No Social Security numbers are stored or sent.
Cases Carrington's rules say need a second person.
Flagged against the approved list before a reviewer ever sees the case.