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CoreBridge Intelligence Executive Edition

Walk into every meeting already knowing.

A suite of 65 apps for you, your organisation, your whole sector and the world, with a source beside every figure. Ask the question before the meeting. Leave with the evidence and a draft paper you can stand behind. Licensed to your institution, and used by the people who carry its decisions.

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Live in Australia and the United Kingdom, one platform for both. New Zealand, Canada and the United States launch in early 2027.

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The Executive Edition as a signed-in seat sees it. Eastbridge University is a fictional name for a real Australian university; only the name is changed.

Follow one question through the evidence.

A board paper the Edition wrote on 25 September 2026 for Eastbridge University, a fictional name standing in for a real Australian university. The figures are that university’s published data; only the name is changed.

  1. The question“Where does Eastbridge stand, and what should the Council watch?” typed into the board paper builder.
  2. The evidenceThe publisher’s student and finance collections, each named beside its figure.
  3. The comparisonFour named peers chosen on the page, and the rank among all 37 universities that report the measure.
  4. The assumptionsNone: this paper is for noting. A question about a change, such as fewer international students, goes to the Sector Scenario Lab, where you set the assumption yourself.
  5. The draftA council-form paper marked “unreviewed draft”, with a disclaimer, that opens in Word for your team to check and edit.
The board paper builder for Eastbridge University: the question, the peers it is compared with, and how it is presented
1. The question and the peers, set on the page.
The headline of the board paper the Edition wrote for Eastbridge University
2. The draft it wrote.

A sample. Figures are the publisher’s latest and may since have been revised. The paper is a draft for review, not advice.

See a worked example

Not another dashboard. The work after the data.

CoreBridge organises published sector evidence, connects the relevant comparisons, gives you tools to investigate and model, and drafts the brief you take into the room. You bring the judgement, the priorities and the confidential records. It brings the published evidence.

  1. Compare

    Understand your position. Compare institutions, faculties and relevant measures over time.

    How comparison works

  2. Investigate

    Examine markets and opportunities. Explore student demand, research funding, employment trends and partnerships.

    What you can investigate

  3. Model

    Test the implications. Examine how changes in funding, enrolments, costs and other assumptions affect a scenario.

    How scenarios work

  4. Prepare

    Develop evidence and a working draft for review. Bring results into editable papers and briefings that your team completes.

    How briefings work

One suite. Every scale.

Sixty-five apps that work for you, your organisation, your whole sector and the world. The same sources and definitions at every scale.

  1. For you

    Your apps, pinned and in your order. Your organisation sits first, and every update is dated.

  2. For your organisation

    Your own published record, desk by desk: education, research, people, finance and operations.

  3. For your sector

    Every Australian university, TAFE and medical research institute, and every UK provider, side by side.

  4. For the world

    81 source markets, Europe and the world’s systems. New Zealand, Canada and the United States open in early 2027.

Central Melbourne at dusk from above: office towers with lit windows, the suburbs and ranges beyond

  • Every figure carries its source.

    Source and reporting period shown with each figure.

  • Where systems differ, we say so.

    Definitions and comparison limits set out where systems differ.

  • Reported stays apart from modelled.

    Reported figures kept apart from calculated and modelled results.

How sources and methods work

The free dashboards are for everyone. The Executive Edition is for the people who decide.

The free dashboards need no sign-in. The Executive Edition adds scenarios, peers in other systems and briefs you can edit, licensed to your institution.

The Executive Edition

Scenarios, peers in other systems and briefings you can edit.

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Built for decisions at home, informed by the world.

The Edition already holds peers in the United Kingdom, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Europe and Türkiye, market overviews for Hong Kong, Singapore and South Africa, and the international student source markets. Australia and the United Kingdom are live now, on the same platform with the same tools. Full national editions for New Zealand, Canada and the United States launch in early 2027.

  1. Available nowAustralia, institutional licensing
  2. Available nowUnited Kingdom, institutional licensing
  3. Early 2027New Zealand, Canada and the United States, full national editions

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