One more component in your setup. Not one more setup.
An institution does not buy an additional tool: it buys a component that must fit into what is already running — its framework, its student information system, its quality process. The same promise takes three forms: we adopt yours, we open up to yours, we feed yours.
Nothing to redefine on your side.
Each leads to its own page, with the technical detail.
Your framework, not ours
Marking schemes are structured around the RNCP title registered by the institution: skills blocks, assessed competencies. A grade therefore traces back to a block, not just a subject — which makes it usable in examination boards and defensible in audits.
How the marking scheme is built with the exerciseYour data stays yours
Students, cohorts, exam papers, submissions, grades: the API catalogue describes what the student information system will be able to control, domain by domain, with a sample request and response for each.
View the API libraryYour quality file, fed
Rather than creating a second file to maintain, CORRAICT contributes to yours the documents required for demonstrating objective attainment: itemised grading, named approval, exports.
CORRAICT & QualiopiIn both directions.
An integration is judged as much on what comes out as on what goes in.
What goes into CORRAICT
- The institution's structure: schools, campuses, programmes, years, classes.
- Teachers, invited by email from the administration.
- Students expected on a course, via a pasted list of addresses or via an enrolment approved by the institution.
- The exercise library: those your teachers create, those they share with one another, those they take from the common library.
What comes out
- Approved grades for a session, as a spreadsheet.
- The submission file with detailed marking, as a PDF.
- Teaching notes issued to students, as a PDF.
- The summary of hours taught per teacher and per calendar year, as a spreadsheet and as a PDF.
As of today, these exchanges are handled by file import and export. Automatic connection to your information system will go through the API, whose catalogue is published and none of whose endpoints are yet open. We prefer to state this clearly rather than let you estimate it incorrectly.
Does your IT department have specific questions?
We are happy to answer questions before discussing the product — that is often what unblocks everything else.