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SIS
Bringing district SIS data into Incident IQ enables a host of powerful features. Enable data-rich help requests by bringing course codes and roster information into the ticket submission process. Empower teachers to submit tickets on behalf of students with My Classes.

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Incident IQ Integration For

Aspen SIS

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After activating this integration, districts can securely import user, course, and roster data into Incident IQ. This data is used to streamline SIS-related help requests, as well as enable advanced functionality like My Classes, which allows teachers to easily submit help requests on behalf of students.

A software interface displays a list of imported data, featuring user profiles and entries. The top bar includes tabs like "Dashboard" and "Analytics." Text reads: "Securely import and sync Aspen SIS data with Incident IQ."
Two side-by-side user interface panels on a blue background list dropdown menus for "Course Code," "Course Section," and "Teacher." Right panel displays a dropdown with teacher names. Text: "Streamline SIS-related help requests."
  • Simple user sync: Easily synchronize student, teacher, and parent/guardian SIS accounts with Incident IQ for simple, accurate account creation
  • Unlock My Classes: Incident IQ’s My Classes feature makes it simple for teachers to submit help tickets and manage devices on behalf of students
  • Streamline SIS help requests: Pre-populated Ticket Wizard workflows make it simple to submit SIS-related help requests
  • Course information at the ready: Responsive course-selection dropdowns draw from SIS data to display relevant course and student data to teachers submitting SIS-related help requests
  • Flexible data mapping: Specify which data source user information comes from. Seamlessly merge data from SIS, SSO, and other integrations to build Incident IQ user profiles that fit district data sets