Exxat
Manages healthcare education, student tracking, and accreditation workflows for institutions.
The gold-standard platform for health-science programs that need end-to-end clinical placement and accreditation management — but pricing is fully opaque and enterprise-gated.
Exxat Prism — all-in-one clinical and experiential education management platform for health-science academic programs.
Exxat Prism is purpose-built enterprise software for universities and health-science colleges managing clinical rotations, compliance, curriculum mapping, and accreditation reporting. The DB mislabels it under 'Productivity & Collaboration' (it is specialized EdTech/healthcare education software) and incorrectly lists 'Free Trial' as the pricing tier — there is no public free trial or listed price; all contracts are custom enterprise agreements negotiated directly with Exxat. Customers include Stanford, Johns Hopkins, Duke, and Yale, underscoring its institutional focus.
Exxat holds a claimed 98% client retention rate and serves elite institutions (Stanford, Yale, Duke, Johns Hopkins), which signals genuine product-market fit. The platform spans the full clinical education workflow — from curriculum mapping to compliance document collection (Exxat Approve) to placement coordination (Exxat One) — plus an AI assistant (Ask Leo). Few competitors match this depth for allied-health programs.
Zero pricing transparency forces every prospect through a sales conversation. Implementation at a multi-campus institution can be complex, and the platform's depth creates a steep learning curve for new administrators.
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Exxat One and Exxat Approve as add-on modules for institutions needing a complete placement-network and credentialing layer beyond core Prism.
Tevita (formerly E*Value) or Medatrax for programs seeking lighter-weight clinical-tracking tools with simpler onboarding.
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