Continuous compliance and assurance for Education
Dimeri helps universities, colleges and school groups track institutional risk, student safety and statutory obligations against named owners, with the evidence gathered through the year.
Built for how Education actually works
Education institutions operate within complex regulatory environments. Higher education acts, national qualifications frameworks, and quality assurance councils impose detailed governance, quality assurance, and reporting obligations on universities and colleges. Private education providers face additional compliance requirements from education departments and sector-specific quality councils.
Student Safety & Welfare Risk Management
Duty of care obligations require education institutions to identify, assess, and mitigate risks to student safety and wellbeing. Dimeri creates a structured student welfare risk register covering campus security, residence safety, gender-based violence prevention, mental health support capacity, and transport safety. Every incident is logged with classification, severity assessment, and root cause analysis. Trend analysis across incident categories identifies systemic patterns enabling the institution to allocate resources to prevention rather than reaction.
Accreditation & Quality Assurance Compliance
Institutional audits and programme accreditation reviews require documented evidence of governance structures, quality management systems, and risk identification processes. Dimeri maps every accreditation requirement to its responsible official, evidence source, and compliance status. When a review cycle approaches, the platform generates an evidence package demonstrating risk management maturity including current risk registers, incident trend data, control effectiveness assessments, and governance committee minutes.
Regulatory Compliance & Governance Tracking
Education institutions must comply with higher education legislation, data protection laws, occupational health and safety regulations, employment equity requirements, and sector-specific regulations from education departments and quality councils. Dimeri creates a compliance obligation register that maps every requirement to its responsible owner, evidence requirement, monitoring schedule, and current status. When a deadline approaches or a control weakens, the relevant official and institutional risk officer are notified automatically.
Financial Sustainability & Fee Collection Risk
Declining subsidies, funding delays, and student fee debt create financial sustainability risks that require proactive monitoring rather than year-end discovery. Dimeri tracks financial risk indicators including fee collection rates, funding disbursement status, budget variance by faculty and department, and capital expenditure progress. When a financial indicator breaches its threshold, the CFO and relevant dean or director are alerted with current risk status and trend data.
One platform, every obligation
Risk, controls, incidents and reporting on a single record, so the same work serves every framework you answer to.
The frameworks you answer to
Mapped out of the box, with shared controls written once and credited to each framework rather than rebuilt for every one.
Student safety incidents logged in email threads with no systematic tracking or trend analysis
Every incident captured with classification, severity, root cause, and corrective action with trend analysis identifying systemic patterns
Accreditation evidence scattered across departments with no central compliance register
All accreditation requirements mapped to owners with automated monitoring, evidence tracking, and review-ready reporting
Controls that carry evidence
Preventive, detective and corrective controls with their test results and owners, linked to the risks they treat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
Put your whole risk picture on one register
AI analysis of institutional incident data identifies a 34% increase in mental health-related incidents in the current academic year compared to the same period last year, concentrated in first-year residences. This pattern correlates with a 20% reduction in counselling capacity following budget cuts. Recommend immediate review of student support resource allocation before the examination period.
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