Both track devices and tickets. The difference is what happens before a ticket exists: schoolOS answers the question first, builds its own knowledge, and lets families file requests directly. Only what needs a person becomes a ticket.
Before the call, we crawl your district's public website, so the demo runs on your district's real questions.
Olympia School District
Lower Moreland Township SD
Ladue School District
Massac Unit SD #1Olympia School DistrictLower Moreland Township SDLadue School DistrictMassac Unit SD #1One to One Plus is a capable device inventory and help desk for K-12 technology departments. The paradigm is different. One to One Plus is a system your team feeds with forms, routing rules, and knowledge articles, and every request starts as a ticket. schoolOS answers first, maintains its own knowledge, and acts on your systems.
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A help desk form collects the problem. schoolAgent answers the request and closes the loop before a technician touches it. What's left arrives routed, with the context attached.
Nobody writes and maintains articles. schoolOS builds its knowledge from your website and systems, and our curation process keeps it accurate.
Describe what should happen and the AI Co-Pilot builds the workflow. Change it the same way. No routing rules to configure.
schoolOS connects to your SIS, MDM, and current help desk on day one. Nothing gets turned off.
It starts answering from your district's public website within about a week.
Move ticketing and assets to schoolOS when the value is proven, or don't.
One line item. No tiers, no add-ons, no implementation charges.
"schoolOS is the first platform I've seen that actually addresses how operations work in practice."
That's up to you. Layer schoolAgent on top of One to One Plus and take the routine questions out of your queue before they become tickets. Or move ticketing and assets to schoolHelpdesk and schoolAssets when the value is proven. You set the timeline.
Both track devices and tickets. The difference is where a request starts. In One to One Plus, every request begins as a ticket your team routes and resolves. In schoolOS, schoolAgent answers first from your district's own content, and only what needs a person becomes a ticket, already routed with context. schoolOS also builds its own knowledge and creates workflows from plain-language descriptions.
No. schoolOS builds a knowledge layer from your district's website and systems, and our curation process keeps it accurate as your district changes. Your team reviews; it doesn't write.
Describe what should happen in plain language and the AI Co-Pilot builds the workflow. Changing one works the same way. There is no routing configuration to build and retest.
Yes. Parents and students can ask questions and file requests directly, in the channels they already use. One to One Plus is built for students, teachers, and staff, so family requests reach IT through a staff member.
About a week. schoolAgent starts by crawling your district's public website. Integrations with your SIS, MDM, and help desk follow. There is no implementation project and no implementation charge.
Per-student pricing with no implementation charges. One line item covers the platform. Book a demo and we will give you your district's exact number.
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We crawl your district's public website before the call. 30 minutes.
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