Answers to the questions we hear most.

Simitive offers resource planning software solutions and consultancy expertise to deliver organisational efficiency solutions. Clients are welcome to choose individual products to meet their unique needs and often start with one or two before realising they would like to benefit from the whole ecosystem.

Absolutely. All Simitive products come with standard APIs, enabling institutions to also integrate seamlessly with existing client systems, including HR, student, research, and timetabling systems. Our products fully support institutions of all types and sizes.

Simitive provides a tried-and-tested structure for all products, ensuring all clients receive the support they need to realise their objectives in the shortest possible time. Although the structure is standardised, each implementation is tailored to the unique and bespoke needs of the institution. We always collaborate to ensure we meet the precise needs of each client. We also offer additional support, trials, workshops and much more.

The software is ready to go, so the speed at which it can be set up depends mostly on the client. The average set-up takes six to nine months to meet the bespoke needs of each client.

Please get in touch for a personalised quote. Our standard pricing is also published on the UK Government's Digital Marketplace.

All Simitive software is almost infinitely configurable by the client to meet their specific needs. This includes, to name a few, language, platforms, colours, names, rules-based calculations, and varying activities.

Everything we do is about the protection of client data. Simitive is audited and certified for security best practices. We are ISO 27001:2022 compliant and provide the best information security, cybersecurity, and privacy protection.

Yes, that is no problem. References are available on request - and our case studies are a good place to start.

Yes. We already work with universities in the UK, USA and Australia. We currently have around 46% of the market share of universities in the UK and work with over 15% of universities in Australia.