Amanda Goodson

Edlink and Clever share similar functionality in that we both make SSO and rostering simple for educational institutions and edtech companies. There are several differences though: Edlink offers edtech companies a two-way integration. They are able to pass grades and assignments to the LMS.

Most of our clients are able to integrate with Edlink's API in less than four weeks. Some in as few as two days.

We’ve done the work of building integrations for each LMS (and more) so you don’t have to. By connecting to the Edlink API, you have access to them all.

Districts don't "adopt" Edlink. To say that another way, they don't have to become "Edlink" districts. Edlink is, where we can be, transparent to the end-user (educators and learners). There are already so many brands in the mix - we don't need or want

If you're an edtech company, Edlink can help you integrate with every major LMS and more than a dozen school data sources. By choosing Edlink, you’ll save time and money building in-house integrations and you'll get to market quicker. If you're a teacher

Edlink's clients are edtech companies who have a digital application that supports  schools or universities in some way. Examples are Edulastic (now owned by GoGuardian), Carnegie Learning, SchoolMint, Schooltube and more.   There is nothing for schools to purchase from Edlink.

Edlink is a software company that helps learning applications integrate with learning management systems (LMS). Since we launched in February 2020, we’ve been trusted to support over 11 million students and teachers every day with our integrations.