December product notes
Here’s what Clever’s product team released just in time for the holidays:
Plan Ahead for 2016-17 Integrations
Have a New Year’s resolution to get ahead of the game? If districts are interested in using a specific software for the 2016-17 school year, they can go ahead and start requesting them on Clever.
When a district requests an application on Clever, they should check the box that says “My district is planning to use Think Through Math in the 2016-2017 school year.” We’ll then let the application know the district is planning ahead and has expressed interest in integrations for next year.

And if a district isn’t 100% sure on the apps it will be using next school year—no worry! Adding an app for next year isn’t binding in any way, so no need to worry about contracts and commitments.
Districts—Request Your Favorite Apps
It’s not too late for wish lists! We want to streamline data integration and single sign-on for our 44,000+ schools, so we’re taking requests.
If a district had an application they want to use through Clever, they can let us know at request.clever.com. When we add the requested application to Clever, we’ll follow-up to let the district know their wish has been fulfilled.
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