At Complete, NexusPlan is your system of record — so onboarding starts by building the school's academic structure instead of connecting to one. It's the longest Phase 1 of the three levels, and the shortest everything-after: once structure exists, the rest is the same invitation playbook.
Same two speeds as every level: self-serve in minutes, or white-glove with us at your side — for Complete, most schools take the white-glove path so structure-building has a second pair of hands. The setup wizard covers name, logo, and theme.
In Academics, create courses, then sections, then schedules — by hand for a small school, or by bulk import from the spreadsheet you already keep. This is the work a SIS would normally hold; here it lives in NexusPlan, and year rollover carries it forward next fall.
Load the roster — bulk import, then per-section enrollment. When this phase ends, every section has its students and every student has a schedule, before anyone has signed in.
Teachers, advisors, fellow administrators, IT — all through invite links with expiring codes and fixed roles. Teachers land in sections you built in Phase 1; nothing is waiting on a sync because there's nothing to sync from.
Exactly the Two-Way teacher setup: grade categories and weights per class, then syllabus import to draft the term's assignments. At Complete this isn't an alternative workflow — it's the only place the work lives, so this step is what fills every student's planner.
Advisors redeem their invites, and the administrator links each one to their advisees — same guardian-link mechanism as parents, powering the triage view and student detail.
Students join through invite links with expiring codes. Because teachers imported their syllabi in Phase 2, the first sign-in already shows the term's real work, ranked — not an empty screen.
Free time, recurring commitments, the guided tour — the same first-run setup as every level, and just as load-bearing: it's what makes the auto-plan honest.
Parent invites go out, parents redeem them, and the administrator links each parent to each of their children. A guardian link per child is what opens the read-only window on that child's week — multiple children, one parent sign-in.