You've rolled out software before — you know where it hurts. NexusPlan is built for the parts vendors gloss over: integration on your terms, controlled enrollment, real analytics, and a clean exit if you ever want one.
NexusPlan isn't three competing tools. It's one planner for students — with three ways to feed it, sized to how your school runs. Students get the same experience at every level.
Assignments, rosters, schedules, and grades flow in automatically — zero data entry for teachers or students. Live today with Veracross, proven against a real school's data. API credentials are stored encrypted, scoped per school, and used only for your sync.
Everything in Sync, plus the full teacher toolkit: create classes and assignments, paste a syllabus to draft a semester, enter grades — all inside NexusPlan, so it becomes the surface teachers actually teach from.
No system of record — or ready to leave the one you have? NexusPlan becomes it: courses, schedules, rosters, bulk student import, and one-click copy-forward into next year. The system of record and the planner in one place. Also the right level for schools with no SIS at all.
Every level includes the full student experience — the planner, the AI advisor, Workload Radar, insights — plus the admin console. The level only decides where class data comes from, and what your school pays.
Not a settings page bolted on later — a real operations console for the people accountable for the rollout.
Workload alert: Grade 10 has 5 assessments landing Thursday. Preview the pileup →
Getting your school set up is self-serve. Once you're in, students and staff join through invite links with expiring codes — no open student signup, no stray accounts, no cleanup project later.
Bulk import brings the whole school in at once: students, classes, schedules. Next August, copy-forward carries your course structure into the new year in one step.
White-glove: we set your school up with you, end to end. Self-serve: start today with a card and an invite link. Same product either way.
Every role sees exactly its own slice, enforced in the database — and almost every role is there from Level 1. The one exception: the teacher portal comes with Levels 2–3, because at Level 1 teachers keep working in your SIS and never touch NexusPlan.
The planner only earns trust if it's right every morning. The sync layer is engineered like plumbing — because that's what it is.
30 minutes, your SIS, your calendar structure. We'll show the student plan, the console, and the rollout path for your school.