Welcome to Agentic First-Destination Outcomes thatgathers each graduate's landing as it happens.
Accreditors, rankings, and families all ask where the class landed, and the answer used to live in survey emails graduates stopped opening. Risely's agents assemble each landing from records the office already holds, and the team confirms every entry.
The outcome ledger
184 landings still open
read her profile update · Clinical Research Coordinator, Meridian Health
matched it to the offer on her record · signed April 18
drafted her outcome entry
Employed full time · Clinical Research Coordinator · Meridian Health · start June 2
held for the director's confirmation
The answer was already on the record.
She signed in April and never opened a survey. Her offer sat on the record, her profile update confirmed the start, and the employer's team agreed. Three sources, no chase.
A graduate
BS Public Health '26
three sources agreesigned April 18 · Clinical Research Coordinator, Meridian Health
updated June 2 · the title and employer agree
Meridian's recruiting team confirms the start
assembled without a survey
The director confirms, and the column fills.
Every drafted entry waits for a person. The director sees the sources on one screen, presses yes, and the landing counts the week it happened.
The confirmation
Nothing posts on its own. The team confirms every entry, and the ledger stays defensible.
The class closes all year long.
Offers confirm in June, profile updates close a wave in August, and cross-checked survey replies keep landing after that. The report at year end reads a ledger the year already wrote.
The year closes entry by entry
184 open at commencement
The year-end report writes itself, because the year wrote it one confirmed landing at a time.
The still-searching get found in time.
A graduate with no signal by month three becomes outreach instead of a blank cell. The unknown column routes back to role matching while help still matters.
Risely's agents work the unknown column
The ledger doubles as a safety net. A graduate with no landing yet becomes outreach while help still matters.
One thing moves. The ledger updates.
A profile update, a survey reply, an offer that finally signs. Any of them changes what the institution knows, and every one runs the same way.
A profile updates overnight
the graduate posted the title and the employer
The record already held the offer
signed in April
The entry drafts itself
employer, title, start date, source
The director confirms
one review, one column filled
One fewer unknown
counted the week it happened
What changes, and how it runs.
The knowledge rate stops being a chase
Landings arrive all year, gathered from records the office already holds.
Programs see where graduates really go
Placement by major comes from confirmed outcomes.
Still-searching graduates get found
The unknown column routes back to matching while help still matters.
The technical read
Connects read-only to your SIS and career platform to start
The team confirms every entry before it counts
Every action lands on an append-only log
Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.