Faculty Activity Reporting Software
Faculty Atlas vs. Interfolio Faculty180
Considering an alternative to Faculty180 for faculty activity reporting? See how Faculty Atlas compares with Interfolio’s faculty activity reporting platform.
Interfolio Faculty180
A broad faculty information system vs. a focused reporting system
Faculty180 is Interfolio’s faculty activity reporting platform. It is part of a broader Faculty Information System that connects faculty activity reporting with other parts of the faculty lifecycle, including faculty search, review and promotion, and career development.
That broader approach can be valuable for institutions looking to bring many faculty processes together in one platform.
But not every institution needs a system that manages the entire faculty lifecycle.
Faculty Atlas takes a more focused approach. It is designed around the core job of faculty activity reporting: collecting faculty activities, keeping information current, generating reports, and making that information useful throughout the institution.
At a glance
Faculty Atlas vs. Faculty180
Both products can support faculty activity reporting. The bigger difference is the scope of the system around it.
| Interfolio Faculty180 | Faculty Atlas |
|---|---|
| Broad Faculty Information System |
Focused faculty activity reporting system |
| Connects faculty activity reporting with other faculty lifecycle processes |
Focused on the core faculty activity reporting process |
| Faculty activity reporting through Faculty180 |
Faculty activity reporting as the central focus |
| Data Service can discover, normalize, and validate publication data |
Faculty maintain the activities relevant to their institution |
| Dedicated review, promotion, and tenure workflows |
Supports promotion and tenure documentation and reports |
| Multiple interconnected faculty products and services |
One straightforward system focused on faculty activities |
See what simpler looks like
Faculty activity reporting without all the extra baggage
Faculty Atlas gives faculty one straightforward place to maintain their activities and gives administrators a central source of information for reporting, CVs, accreditation, faculty profiles, and more.
You don’t need a complete faculty information system just to keep track of faculty accomplishments.
Less to learn. Less to configure. Less hassle.
- Straightforward for faculty
- Focused on the work institutions actually need
Simple doesn't mean limited
You don’t have to choose between simple and flexible
A simpler system shouldn’t mean a rigid system.
Every institution has its own reporting requirements, activity types, and ways of using faculty information. Faculty Atlas can adapt as those requirements evolve.
New activity types and reports can be added when your institution needs them, while the everyday experience remains focused and straightforward.
Simple where it should be simple. Flexible where it needs to be.
Choosing between the two
Faculty Atlas is a better fit for institutions that want focused faculty activity reporting
Interfolio Faculty180 is part of a broad Faculty Information System designed to connect faculty activity reporting with other faculty lifecycle processes.
Faculty Atlas is a better fit for institutions whose primary need is straightforward faculty activity reporting without taking on a larger faculty information system than they need.
Faculty Atlas gives faculty and administrators the core tools they need to collect, manage, and use faculty activity information while keeping the experience focused and straightforward.
You don’t need the biggest system. You need the right system.
Want to see it for yourself?
Take a look at Faculty Atlas
If you’re considering moving away from Faculty180 or another faculty activity reporting system, we’d be happy to show you Faculty Atlas and answer your questions.
- Simple to learn
- Flexible to your institution
- Direct support from the people who build it
See Faculty Atlas in action
Schedule a personalized demonstration and see whether Faculty Atlas is the right fit for your institution.