Trade in your legacy enterprise.
For fifteen years N2N has been the platform under higher education's most consequential IT decisions. Now we hand institutions the whole thing: one Agentic Platform-as-a-Service that retires the fragmented stack of legacy SIS, ERP, and CRM systems — and puts the campus back in control of its own software.
A campus system, built by conversation.
This is the product. A CIO types one sentence. The platform asks two clarifying questions, then assembles a fully working tenant by orchestrating every layer of the N2N stack — and hands back a live URL in minutes. From there, the same chat is how you change forms, build reports, and design workflows. No integration project. No implementation consultants.
Seven minutes of conversation. Five subsystems configured. One working campus application — yours, on infrastructure you control. No engineers in the loop, no per-seat licensing, no eighteen-month migration project.
Your campus has been renting its software back from big tech. We help you own it.
Every function on campus — admissions, financial aid, the registrar, advising, HR, the ERP — has drifted into a patchwork of subscriptions that don't talk to each other, pass cost increases through every renewal, and lock student data inside someone else's roadmap. The N2N platform is the alternative: one agent-native stack, built for higher education, that you actually control.
Legacy vendors run your campus.
- A dozen systems — SIS, ERP, CRM, point tools — twelve renewals, twelve data silos.
- Per-seat pricing that climbs with enrollment, not with value delivered.
- Roadmaps owned by Wall Street, prioritized for the average customer — not yours.
- AI sold back to you as a paid add-on, walled inside each separate app.
One agentic platform you control.
- One platform, one data layer, one identity, one bill.
- Flat platform pricing — disconnected from enrollment inflation.
- Your roadmap, your modules, optionally your fork of the code.
- AI as the substrate — every workflow thinks, not just the ones you upgraded.
Four layers. Agent-native from line one.
Legacy enterprise software hands you a finished product and tells you what it can do. An Agentic Platform-as-a-Service hands you the four layers underneath — and lets the campus compose what it actually needs, in plain English.
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Omnia
The conversational front door to every system on campus.
Every student, advisor, faculty member, and administrator gets one interface — a conversational agent that already knows the policies, data, and people behind it. Omnia is what replaces the dozen portals your campus logs into today.
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Helios
Microservices and APIs that turn every legacy system into a building block.
Helios is the integration spine — hundreds of pre-built connectors and a microservices runtime that moves campus data at the speed of a tap. The interoperability layer that ran Illuminate is already live in production at scale.
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Core engines
Orion. Polaris. Prism. Atlas. The agents that do the work.
Four reasoning engines specialized for higher education's most consequential problems: fraud intelligence (Orion), student-service orchestration (Polaris), document intelligence (Prism), and data quality and migration (Atlas). Every engine is composable, evaluable, and your institution's data stays inside your tenant.
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SaaS core
The plumbing every regulated institution needs and no one wants to build.
Tenant isolation. Identity and access. Audit and observability. PII redaction. Encryption. FERPA / GLBA / SOC 2 aligned. The boring, expensive, table-stakes infrastructure — built once, shared by every module on the platform.
$300 per student. Versus $1,000+ on the legacy stack.
Model a typical 25,000-student district on the usual legacy mix — a dozen SIS, ERP, CRM, and point-tool subscriptions, plus the integration consultants and per-feature AI add-ons billed on top. Consolidated onto one N2N platform, the same capability lands at roughly $300 per student, all-in. Multiply across the enrollment, and the gap compounds at every renewal you no longer have to negotiate.
The cost cut
−70%
modeled cost reduction for a representative district consolidating its full legacy stack onto the N2N platform.
On the model, the platform runs at less than a third of what a comparable legacy stack quotes at renewal — and that gap widens as enrollment grows.
Legacy enterprise stack
$1,000+
per student, per year, fully loaded
$25M+ annual
A dozen subscriptions, integration consultants, and per-feature AI add-ons billed on top of the base. Renewal increases stacked at 8–12% annually.
On the N2N platform
~$300
per student, per year, all-in
$7.5M annual
One platform fee. AI included in the substrate. Optional self-host. Your modules, your roadmap, your fork.
Illustrative model for a representative 25,000-student district, based on publicly reported legacy list pricing and N2N platform pricing. Actual figures depend on enrollment, workload mix, deployment topology, and tenant requirements.
Fifteen years inside higher education. Not a hypothesis.
We do not pitch this from a whiteboard. The engines underneath the platform — fraud intelligence, document intelligence, student-service orchestration, the Helios integration spine — already run in production across higher education. The beta cohort is how institutions move their core SIS, ERP, and CRM onto that same stack next.
- 500+
- Higher-education institutions served by N2N.
- 1.8M+
- Fraudulent applications stopped in Fall 2025.
- $1B+
- In student aid protected from disbursal fraud, to date.
- 90%
- Recurring SaaS revenue — and growing.
Platform figures as of Fall 2025, across the LightLeapAI product line. Fraud and aid-protection totals are cumulative since launch.
Institutions that trust N2N.
A selection of higher-education institutions N2N has served, as of June 2026. Logos used with permission; shown as customer references, not as an endorsement of any specific product.








Be one of the first campuses to trade in its legacy enterprise.
We are opening a small beta cohort of CIOs and presidents who want to retire their fragmented legacy stack and run their campus on one platform they control. Tell us what you want to own that you don't own today — the rest is engineering, and we have fifteen years of it.
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