Does it replace our markers?

No. It produces a first-pass mark and the reasoning behind it; a marker confirms or adjusts before anything is released. The rubric and the final grade stay with your staff.

What stops a student using it to cheat?

The tutor is scoped to teaching material, not to assessment answers, and it declines questions about a live submission. It is a tutor with your syllabus, not an answer key.

Can we run it on our own infrastructure?

Yes. Institutions with data-residency obligations can deploy into their own tenancy, with the model endpoint pointed at a provider they have already approved.

What happens at an appeal months later?

Material and rubrics are versioned with effective dates, and every draft mark stores the version it was produced against. An appeal re-runs the original rubric, not the current one.

How much material do we need before it is useful?

One module’s notes, its worked solutions and two past papers are enough to pilot. The boundary is the point: a thin corpus means more refusals, not more guessing.

How much does EduNEX cost?

Pricing starts from ₹15,000 per month and scales with the number of learners and the modules you use. We give a written quote after a walkthrough, before anything is invoiced.

EduNEX · EdTech

A tutor that only knows your syllabus

Adaptive coursework, auto-marked assessment and a tutor agent grounded in the institution’s own material rather than whatever the open web says.

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From ₹15,000 per month. Built for institutions and training providers.

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Your learning platform

A learning platform that teaches from your own material

EduNEX brings adaptive coursework, auto-marked assessment and a tutor agent into one platform for institutions and training providers. The tutor only retrieves from material you own, such as lecture notes, worked solutions, rubrics and past papers. It cites the source it used, and when a question falls outside that material it says so and points the learner to a named person.

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Concurrent learners: 50000+Concurrent learners
Faster first-pass marking: 8×Faster first-pass marking
Tutoring availability: 24/7Tutoring availability
Answers from outside the corpus: 0Answers from outside the corpus

Teaching, marking and tutoring on one grounded, reviewable platform.

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Course Material and Versioning

Notes, solutions, rubrics and past papers are edited in place, and every version is kept with its effective dates, so the record of what was taught stays readable instead of being overwritten. Authoring covers:

Lecture notes, worked solutions and past papers in one corpus
Rubrics versioned with effective dates
Every edit retained, never overwritten
Assessments pinned to the rubric in force on the due date
SCORM and xAPI packages imported alongside your own material
Material scoped per module, so the tutor only sees what it should

Auto-Marked Assessment

Submissions are marked overnight against your rubric. The marker sees a draft band and the evidence behind it before anything reaches the learner. Assessment includes:

Each criterion matched to the passage that evidences it
Unevidenced criteria marked as such, never guessed
A draft band with reasoning and a confidence
Every draft held for a marker to agree, raise or lower
Release controlled by the marker, not the platform
The rubric version stored with every draft mark

Adaptive Learning Pathways

The next item is chosen from what the learner has shown they can do, not from where they sit in the course order. Pathways cover:

Next items chosen from demonstrated mastery
Extra practice on a missed prerequisite
Missed rubric criteria turned into practice items
Practice drawn from your own past papers
Progress visible to the learner and the module lead
No lower grade for being routed back

Academic Integrity Signals

Signals at the level of each submission are shown to a marker as evidence to weigh, each with its known false-positive mode printed beside it. The platform never issues a verdict. Integrity covers:

Drafting pattern from the edit history
Time on task against the cohort median
Stylistic drift against the learner’s own history
Source alignment with the taught corpus
Answer convergence across the cohort
Originality reports from Turnitin alongside
Decisions left to your regulations and your committee

Cohort Analytics

Shows which concepts a cohort is failing on, ranked by how many learners are stuck and how much later work depends on the topic. It is built from the same submissions the rest of the product marks. Module leads see:

Concepts ranked by learners stuck
How much later work each topic unlocks
Rubric criteria most often unevidenced
Questions the tutor declined, by topic
Pathway progress across a cohort
Marking turnaround and review backlog

Delivery Inside Your VLE

EduNEX sits beside the VLE, student record and originality service you already run, so nobody has to migrate before a pilot. Delivery includes:

LTI 1.3 launch from Moodle, Canvas and Blackboard
Google Classroom classes and coursework
SAML single sign-on with campus accounts
Rosters from SIS student record exports
Timetable and room data
Deployment into your own tenancy for data residency

Explains concepts, works methods in your notation and sets practice from your past papers. Every answer cites the note or solution it came from. The boundary is enforced before any text is generated, not written as a request in a system prompt.

Our solutions

AI in Teaching and Assessment

Every AI feature in EduNEX works from material the institution owns, drafts rather than decides, and hands anything outside its scope to a named person.

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Our solution

Integrations With Your Existing Systems

An institution already has a VLE, a student record and an originality service. EduNEX sits beside them rather than asking anyone to migrate first.

Learners open EduNEX from the course page they already use, with their course and role carried across at launch.

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Our services

Built for Learners, Markers and Module Leads

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Tutor at 11pm
Learners ask the questions they actually have the night before, and get answers from their own course with the source cited.
Practice That Adapts
A personal queue of practice items, with more work on the prerequisite when a learner is stuck rather than a lower grade on the next unit.
Marker Review Queue
Draft bands with quoted evidence and the criterion that failed, ready to agree, adjust and release in one pass.
Feedback Tied to the Rubric
Learners see which criterion they missed and get a practice item that targets it, not just a paragraph to read.
Module Lead Dashboard
The concepts a cohort is stuck on, the questions the tutor declined and the marking backlog, all on one screen.
Appeals and Integrity Records
The rubric version, the draft, the marker’s changes and the integrity readings are kept together for an appeal or a committee.

Platform

A Grounded, Reviewable Learning Platform

EduNEX is built on foundations an academic integrity policy can accept: a retrieval boundary enforced in code, versioned rubrics and deployment where your data must live.

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Grounding
Retrieval Boundary in Code
The tutor can only retrieve from your uploaded corpus. The scope is checked before any text is generated.
Versioning
Rubrics Versioned by Date
Every draft mark stores the rubric version it was produced against, so an appeal re-runs the original.
Deployment
Your Own Tenancy on Request
Institutions with data-residency obligations deploy into their own tenancy, using a model provider they have already approved.
Scale
Built for Exam-Night Load
Sized for 50,000+ concurrent learners, the peak the night before a deadline rather than an average day.
Integrations
Standards, Not Migrations
LTI 1.3, SCORM, xAPI and SAML, so EduNEX joins the systems you run instead of replacing them.

Teaching and assessment

What a department gets

Six modules that assume a teaching institution rather than a training vendor: versioned material, a rubric that outranks the model, and an appeals path that still works in September for a paper marked in May.

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Grounded tutor agent

Retrieval restricted to the institution’s own notes, solutions and past papers. Out-of-corpus questions are declined with a pointer to a human rather than answered from general knowledge.

02

Auto-marked assessment

Marked against your rubric, with the band and the supporting evidence shown to a marker before anything reaches the student. The rubric stays the authority; the agent only drafts.

03

Adaptive pathways

The next item chosen from what the learner has demonstrated, not from where they sit in the course order. A struggling learner gets more practice on the prerequisite, not a lower grade on the next unit.

04

Integrity signals

Submission-level indicators surfaced to a marker as evidence to weigh. The product never issues a verdict on academic misconduct, because that decision belongs to a committee.

05

Cohort analytics

Which concepts a cohort is failing on, ranked by how many learners are stuck and how load-bearing the topic is for what comes after it.

06

Authoring and versioning

Course material edited in place with every version retained, so a paper marked in May is still marked against May’s rubric in an appeal heard in September.

Why us

Why Choose EduNEX for Your Institution?

Six things heads of department, exam offices and IT tell us tipped the decision, from what the tutor refuses to how an appeal is heard.

It Only Knows Your Syllabus
The tutor retrieves from your notes, solutions and past papers, in your notation, toward the answer your examiner would accept.
A Tutor That Declines
An integrity policy can live with a tutor that refuses. It cannot live with one that improvises, so EduNEX refuses.
Markers Keep the Grade
The agent drafts and shows its evidence. The rubric stays the authority and the release stays with your staff.
Defensible at Appeal
Material and rubrics are versioned with effective dates, so a paper marked in May is still marked against May’s rubric in September.
Pilot on One Module
One module’s notes, its worked solutions and two past papers are enough to start, alongside the VLE you already run.
A Named Lead Through the Pilot
One person helps you build the corpus, set the rubric and walk markers through the review queue before the first term.

The boundary

What the tutor declines , and who it hands to

The tutor’s scope is enforced before any text is generated. These are the six kinds of question it declines on purpose. Open any card to see why, what the learner sees instead and who it points them to.

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Off-corpus
Outside the uploaded material
Ghostwriting
Writing work to hand in
Live tests
Unsubmitted assessments
Appeals
Grade appeals and misconduct
Wellbeing
Pastoral, medical, safeguarding
Comparisons
Another institution’s syllabus

Off-corpus
Outside the uploaded material
Ghostwriting
Writing work to hand in
Live tests
Unsubmitted assessments
Appeals
Grade appeals and misconduct
Wellbeing
Pastoral, medical, safeguarding
Comparisons
Another institution’s syllabus

Client testimonials

What departments say after the first marked term

Heads of department, exam offices and academic directors on what changed once tutoring and marking ran on their own material.

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Project

Piloted the grounded tutor and draft marking on one first-year economics module, using its notes, worked solutions and two past papers.

Head of Department

Private university, 9,000 learners

Review

“Students ask it the questions they used to save for office hours. When it doesn’t know, it says so, and that is why our integrity committee signed off.”

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What departments, exam offices and IT ask before a pilot: marking, cheating, hosting, appeals and how much material it needs.

Still have a question?

Thirty minutes with someone who has set up EduNEX on a real module. No deck, no discovery form.

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No. It produces a first-pass mark and the reasoning behind it; a marker confirms or adjusts before anything is released. The rubric and the final grade stay with your staff.

Let’s connect

Collaborate with Chronixa on EduNEX

Tell us which modules you teach, which VLE you run and how assessments are marked today. We come back with a walkthrough on your own material, not a generic demo.

1
Book a walkthrough
Thirty minutes on your modules, your VLE and your integrity policy.
2
We build a pilot corpus
One module’s notes, worked solutions and two past papers, with its rubric.
3
Pilot with real learners
Tutor and draft marking on one module, every mark reviewed by your staff.
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Extend module by module
Add departments as each corpus is ready, with a named lead throughout.

30-minute call
Written scope first
NDA on request

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A tutor that only knows your syllabus

A learning platform that teaches from your own material

Teaching, marking and tutoring on one grounded, reviewable platform.

Capabilities

Course Material and Versioning

Auto-Marked Assessment

Adaptive Learning Pathways

Academic Integrity Signals

Cohort Analytics

Delivery Inside Your VLE

Grounded tutor agent

Refusal with a hand-off

Rubric-mapped draft marking

Next-item selection

Integrity readings

Concept gap ranking

AI in Teaching and Assessment

Integrations With Your Existing Systems

LTI 1.3 for Moodle, Canvas and Blackboard

SCORM and xAPI course packages

Google Classroom

SIS student record exports

Turnitin and originality services

SAML single sign-on

Proctoring, timetable and room systems

Built for Learners, Markers and Module Leads

Tutor at 11pm

Practice That Adapts

Marker Review Queue

Feedback Tied to the Rubric

Module Lead Dashboard

Appeals and Integrity Records

A Grounded, Reviewable Learning Platform

Retrieval Boundary in Code

Rubrics Versioned by Date

Your Own Tenancy on Request

Built for Exam-Night Load

Standards, Not Migrations

What a department gets

Grounded tutor agent

Auto-marked assessment

Adaptive pathways

Integrity signals

Cohort analytics

Authoring and versioning

Why Choose EduNEX for Your Institution?

It Only Knows Your Syllabus

A Tutor That Declines

Markers Keep the Grade

Defensible at Appeal

Pilot on One Module

A Named Lead Through the Pilot

What the tutor declines , and who it hands to

What departments say after the first marked term

Frequently asked questions

01Does it replace our markers?

02What stops a student using it to cheat?

03Can we run it on our own infrastructure?

04What happens at an appeal months later?

05How much material do we need before it is useful?

06How much does EduNEX cost?

Collaborate with Chronixa on EduNEX

A tutor that only knows your syllabus

A learning platform that teaches from your own material

Teaching, marking and tutoring on one grounded, reviewable platform.

Capabilities

Course Material and Versioning

Auto-Marked Assessment

Adaptive Learning Pathways

Academic Integrity Signals

Cohort Analytics

Delivery Inside Your VLE

Grounded tutor agent

Refusal with a hand-off

Rubric-mapped draft marking

Next-item selection

Integrity readings

Concept gap ranking

AI in Teaching and Assessment

Integrations With Your Existing Systems