If you’ve ever been through a Student Information System (SIS) migration, you know the drill. Months (sometimes years) of planning, countless vendor meetings, endless data maps… and then the big day comes: go-live.
Cue the confetti.
But here’s the thing: for most institutions, that’s exactly when the real work begins. Staff need training. Students discover new quirks. Advisors need dashboards to actually show them something useful. And your IT team? They’re suddenly fielding questions about features no one realized were critical until Monday morning.
The market has made one thing very clear: colleges and universities don’t just want software; they want staying power. They need vendors who pick up the phone after the contract is signed, who stick around after the ribbon-cutting, and who treat support like a partnership—not a service ticket queue.
At Student First, we care about what happens after go-live.
That’s why our SaaS SIS model is built around more than uptime and features:
And that’s not just warm words—it’s a response to what higher ed is demanding today: systems that are human, supportive, and adaptable. Because while licenses expire, trust doesn’t.
So, if you’re looking for a partner who understands that go-live is just the beginning, you’re in the right place.
Let’s talk about what comes after.