Unified caseload view
See every school you advise on one dashboard — applications in flight, destinations confirmed, students needing a nudge.
For Careers Advisers
Every school you advise, in one workspace
You work across many schools — your tools should too. Track destinations, guide applications and run a consistent workflow for your whole caseload on ApplicaaOne.
My schools
Spring term caseload- Kingsbridge Sixth Form Connected
- Mill Lane High School Connected
- Northgate Academy Not on ApplicaaOne
- Fairfield College Not on ApplicaaOne
Invited schools join free and see: “Your careers adviser uses ApplicaaOne — join to collaborate.”
Stop Stitching Together Spreadsheets Per School
One login, one workflow, every student you support
Consistent guidance workflow
The same destination-tracking and intended-pathway tools at every school, instead of a different system at each site.
Career exploration built in
Point students to 25+ career categories, course eligibility checks and open events — all inside the platform they already use.
Gatsby-ready reporting
Evidence your interventions and destination outcomes per school, exportable for governors and compliance.
Bring your schools with you
Advising a school that isn't on ApplicaaOne yet? Invite it from your dashboard — the school joins free to collaborate with you.
Safeguarding-aware access
Role-based permissions per school keep student data partitioned and access auditable.
Your Network Makes the Platform Work Harder
Each school you bring on board completes your cross-school view
1
Spot the gap
A school in your caseload isn't on ApplicaaOne — its students show up as blanks in your destination tracking.
2
Invite the school
Send a named invite from your dashboard. The school sees that you already work on ApplicaaOne and joins free to collaborate.
3
Work as one team
Their students appear in your unified view; the school gets structured adviser collaboration instead of email threads.
Advise from one place
Free for advisers. Free for the schools you invite. Better for every student in between.