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venue.aptik.ioA self-serve facility and equipment rental platform for community use of district spaces — gyms, fields, theaters, classrooms.
- Public booking portal
- Automated invoicing
- Insurance & waivers
Aptik is a focused suite of ten products — Venue, Podium, Transmit, Assembly, Folio, Empower, Compass, Blueprint, Align, and Pulse — engineered for the way real school districts operate.
Built as one platform, not ten integrations
Aptik replaces a patchwork of vendors with a focused suite engineered for K-12. Each product stands on its own — together they share a single sign-on, identity layer, and support contract.
A self-serve facility and equipment rental platform for community use of district spaces — gyms, fields, theaters, classrooms.
A district-wide CMS and school website builder. Build accessible, on-brand sites for every school from one console.
Reach every parent, staff member, and student through SMS, email, voice, and app push from a single composer.
A modern K-12 learning management system for assignments, grading, attendance, and parent visibility — built for teachers.
A unified ERP for K-12 finance, payroll, and procurement. Fund accounting, budget control, and purchase orders built for district operations.
A K-12 human resources platform for the full employee lifecycle — hiring, onboarding, position control, benefits, evaluations, and PD tracking.
A form-driven caseload platform for LAT, SLP, OT, and Ed Psych teams — referrals, assessments, IEPs, and service logs in one auditable workflow.
A computerized maintenance management system for district facilities teams — work orders, preventive maintenance, and asset lifecycle tracking across every building.
A contract lifecycle platform for district business offices — vendor agreements, service contracts, and MOUs tracked from intake through signature, renewal, and expiry.
A unified parent portal included with any Aptik subscription. View field trips, fee balances, grades, attendance, and district updates in one place.
Every Aptik product is built for the specific workflows of public K-12 districts — no generic enterprise bloat, no consumer-app guesswork.
A public-facing rental marketplace plus an internal approval console. Community groups book gyms, fields, theaters, and classrooms — your staff approves, invoices, and tracks usage in one place.
A district-managed content platform that gives every school a beautiful, fast, and accessible website — with consistent branding and a shared component library editors actually understand.
A mass notification system designed for school communication — emergency, attendance, and day-to-day. Send across SMS, email, voice, and mobile push from one composer, to lists synced directly from your SIS.
A modern K-12 learning management system. Assignments, gradebook, attendance, and parent visibility — all in one calm, fast interface designed around the realities of teaching.
A comprehensive ERP built on proven Dynamics NAV architecture, tailored for K-12 school districts. Manage general ledger, budgets, payroll, purchase orders, and grant tracking from a single, auditable system.
A human resources platform designed for the complexity of school districts — from posting a position to tracking a teacher's certification renewal twenty years later. Empower keeps HR, principals, and payroll aligned on one record of truth.
A form-driven platform for Learning Assistance, Speech-Language, Occupational Therapy, and Ed Psych teams. Compass replaces spreadsheets and shared drives with structured caseloads, defensible documentation, and reporting your division actually trusts.
A computerized maintenance management system built for K-12 facilities teams. Blueprint replaces paper work orders and spreadsheet asset lists with a live registry of every building, asset, and technician — so preventive work gets done before something breaks in front of students.
A contract lifecycle platform for district business offices. Align replaces shared drives and calendar reminders with a single searchable repository — every vendor agreement, service contract, MOU, and lease tracked through approval, signature, obligation, and expiry.
A unified K-12 parent portal included with every Aptik subscription. Pulse aggregates the data parents care about — fees, field trips, grades, attendance, and district announcements — into a single, mobile-friendly dashboard.
Districts answer to families, boards, and regulators. Aptik is engineered around that accountability — not as an afterthought, but as a baseline.
Student data handling, retention, and disclosure controls built around the laws your district answers to.
SAML and OIDC SSO with Google, Microsoft, ClassLink, and Clever. Fine-grained roles for staff, teachers, and parents.
Choose your data residency. Infrastructure in regional data centers with full audit trails and encryption at rest.
Every public-facing surface meets accessibility standards — keyboard, screen reader, and color-contrast tested.
OneRoster, Clever, and ClassLink compatible. Direct connectors for PowerSchool, Infinite Campus, and Skyward.
Signed Data Processing Agreement, annual third-party security review, and clear sub-processor disclosure.
Most districts go live within a single semester. Every step has a named owner on both sides and a written success criterion.
We meet with your IT director and product owner to map your current systems, integration points, and timeline. No sales theatre.
We configure your tenant, connect your SIS and SSO, migrate historical data, and validate against a small pilot group before going wide.
Live training for site administrators, async video for end users, and a phased rollout by school or department so nothing blows up at once.
Direct access to the people who build the product, and a roadmap you can see. This is a small team by design — the person who answers your question is the one who can fix it.
No. Each product — Venue, Podium, Transmit, Assembly, Folio, Empower, Compass, Blueprint, Align, and Pulse — is deployed independently. What they share is the part that usually costs you money elsewhere: one sign-in, one database, and one place your roster lives, so a second product does not mean a second integration project.
There is no per-integration surcharge and no charge for the shared platform underneath — you pay for the products you run. We will put a written quote in front of you after a short scoping call, once we know which products and how many schools.
Rostering is built around a district-scoped external id, so anything that can export a roster as CSV or JSON can drive it — that covers every major SIS, since they all export. Sync is idempotent: re-running the same file changes nothing, and the response tells you exactly what was created, updated, and left alone. If you want a direct connector to your SIS rather than a scheduled export, that is a conversation to have, not something to assume from this page.
Every product has its own isolated Postgres schema, and access is enforced by Row Level Security in the database rather than by application code remembering to check — a rule the database holds applies to every query, including the ones written later. Data is encrypted at rest and lives in Canadian infrastructure (ca-central-1). Sign-in runs through your existing Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 tenant, so we never hold a password. Bring your DPA and privacy requirements to the scoping call and we will answer them specifically rather than in marketing copy.
You get direct access to the people who build it — this is a small team, not a tiered queue, and the person answering has read the code. Ask us about response commitments during scoping and we will tell you what we can actually hold to in writing.
That is the bar we build to: low training time, mixed device fluency, and limited IT support are the realities of public-school staffing, not edge cases. The honest way to judge it is to put the product in front of two of your own staff during the evaluation and watch, rather than to take a number off a website.
Tell us a little about your district and which product you're evaluating. We'll come back to you with a walkthrough built around the products you named, not a generic demo reel.