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  • Bespoke IT solutions for health

    • We deliver new and innovative solutions to support the specific requirements of the health sector as off-the-shelf products often do not suit complex its requirements.

  • Management information and data solutions

    • Tribal is unrivalled for its provision of market-leading management information systems to support learners of all ages across different sectors and types of organisations.

  • Bespoke management dashboards

    • Our coding department management dashboards allow users to track performance against key targets, for example, coding turnaround service level agreements.

  • Microsoft Dynamics AX

    • Microsoft Dynamics AX is a leading financial management system that brings people, processes and technologies together, wherever they are located.

  • Microsoft Dynamics CRM

    • Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a complete customer relationship management (CRM) solution that provides the invaluable capability to attain a 360-degree view of an organisation, and the necessary tools to create and maintain a clear picture of information needs.

  • ebs4

    • ebs4 is one of the most comprehensive, flexible and fully integrated student management and information systems developed for the education market.

  • Web-based projects

    • We have developed and implemented large–scale, collaborative portals on behalf of our clients.

  • Business intelligence and workflow

    • Tribal is working with Microsoft to develop cutting edge workflow and business intelligence solutions to improve our products.

  • Maytas

    • Tribal's Maytas learning management system is used by employers and training providers as well as further and higher education to effectively manage students who are embarking on vocational learning.

  • SITS:Vision

    • SITS:Vision is the UK's leading student and course administration system for Universities and Scottish further education colleges.


















 

                         

 

   

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