Maintain Reliable District Data—Every Day of the Year
As a district technology director, your responsibilities go well beyond maintaining system uptime. You manage data accuracy, ensure seamless interoperability, maintain secure access controls, and keep your district audit-ready—often across a patchwork of disconnected platforms.
Level Data gives you real-time visibility and automation, addressing data issues at the source and keeping systems in sync. With fewer manual fixes, your team can focus on strategic initiatives rather than constant troubleshooting.
Reduce Manual Work and IT Fire Drills
Eliminate after-the-fact error checking, custom scripts, and emergency fixes during reporting windows.
Keep Systems Aligned as Data Changes
Ensure student and staff data flows reliably between your SIS and critical systems without manual intervention.
Give Teams Confidence in the Data They Use
Establish consistent rules, controls, and visibility so every department knows which data to trust.
Take the Complexity Out of Managing Multiple Data Systems—and Increase Confidence in Your Data
Keeping multiple systems aligned is challenging, especially when issues appear late in the process. Level Data works alongside technology teams to prevent those moments, with connected solutions that work together, or independently, to support reliable, scalable data operations across the district.
An Indispensable Partner for Technology Leaders Across the Country
Before adopting Integrations/Directory by Level Data, our district was heavily reliant on manual processes to manage and transfer data between systems. Integrations allows us to operate more efficiently, free up valuable time, and allow us to focus on other tasks as a department.
Dr. Jessica Iovinelli
Level Data’s State Validation service is one of the most useful tools we have added to our technology toolbox. The screens are easy to use, easy to understand and most importantly, valuable time savers.
Timothy Barnado
Validation reports streamlined food service operations, connecting families efficiently. As a result, the district gained an extra $50,000 in funding—an achievement that truly paid for itself.
Michael Jagoditsh
