Authenticate students and faculty with institutional SSO
Launch secure authentication that integrates with existing school systems, satisfy FERPA requirements for access controls, and eliminate account management overhead through institutional SSO.
Educational applications require authentication that integrates with institutional systems, messaging that delivers assignments and grades securely, and storage that protects student records. Conjoin provides infrastructure that satisfies FERPA requirements without custom compliance engineering.
The challenge
Building learning platforms means implementing authentication that supports single sign-on with school systems, message delivery that maintains records of grade notifications and assignment feedback, and file storage that protects student work with appropriate access controls. Development teams spend months integrating institutional identity providers, building notification systems, and implementing document permissions, then hire consultants to verify systems satisfy FERPA requirements. When administrators request reports about student data access or communication delivery, teams export logs from multiple systems and compile documentation manually.
Workflows
See how Conjoin Auth, Messaging, Storage, Relay, and Billing connect to build modern applications.
Launch secure authentication that integrates with existing school systems, satisfy FERPA requirements for access controls, and eliminate account management overhead through institutional SSO.
Increase student engagement through timely notifications, identify at-risk students through engagement metrics, and demonstrate communication compliance through delivery logs.
Eliminate academic integrity concerns from insecure file sharing, provide parents with controlled access to student work, and maintain submission records that document learning progress.
Reduce administrative overhead through automated billing, improve enrollment with flexible payment options, and eliminate manual invoicing processes.
Students served
Faculty adoption rate
Increase in parent engagement
Capabilities
Built to handle the complexity of production systems

Connect with school identity providers through SAML and OIDC, allowing students and faculty to use existing credentials without separate accounts.
Define role-based permissions that restrict access to student records according to educational privacy regulations.
Monitor when students open messages and interact with course content, identifying disengaged learners who need intervention.
Preserve submission history for assignments and projects with automatic versioning that documents student work over time.
Process tuition payments, course fees, and subscriptions with automatic retry logic and flexible installment scheduling.

Generate audit reports showing authentication events, message delivery, and file access that demonstrate FERPA compliance.
Success stories
See how developers achieve measurable results with Conjoin
Context
A mid-sized university wanted to replace a legacy learning management system that required separate authentication from other campus services and lacked mobile support. Students complained about disjointed experiences while faculty struggled with unreliable assignment submission and grade distribution. The university needed a platform that integrated with campus systems while satisfying educational privacy requirements.
Implementation
The development team integrated Conjoin Auth with the university Active Directory through SAML, allowing students and faculty to access courses using campus credentials. Conjoin Messaging sent assignment notifications, grade updates, and course announcements with delivery tracking that confirmed students received critical information. Conjoin Storage stored student submissions and course materials with automatic versioning that preserved submission history and prevented lost work. Conjoin Billing processed course fees and subscription payments with automatic collection and flexible payment plans for continuing education programs.
Student satisfaction scores increased 42 points as users praised the unified login and reliable assignment submission. Faculty adoption reached 95 percent within two months because the platform worked with existing campus credentials and required minimal training. IT support costs decreased 50 percent because students stopped creating tickets about lost passwords and missing assignments.
Context
A school district serving 8,000 students wanted to improve parent engagement by providing access to attendance, grades, and teacher communications through a mobile app. The existing system required parents to visit a web portal that lacked mobile optimization and sent automated phone calls that parents ignored. The district needed a platform that delivered timely notifications while protecting student privacy.
Implementation
The district deployed Conjoin Auth configured to create parent accounts linked to student records through verified email and SMS registration. Parents with multiple children viewed combined dashboards showing attendance and grades for all enrolled students. Conjoin Messaging sent absence notifications, grade updates, and teacher messages through push notifications and SMS with delivery confirmation. Teachers sent individual and group messages to parents through interfaces that prevented reply-all scenarios and maintained conversation history. Conjoin Storage allowed teachers to share student work samples with parents through signed URLs that expired after viewing.
Parent engagement increased 68 percent measured by app logins and message response rates. Chronic absence rates decreased 15 percent because parents received same-day absence notifications instead of weekly calls. Teacher satisfaction improved because the messaging system eliminated email overload and provided delivery confirmation for important communications.
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