Optimise your SITS infrastructure with Tribal Cloud v3 - a platform designed to empower your institution's unique modernisation journey.
Whether you're ready to transform, or simply want to reduce risk and management burden, Tribal Cloud v3 gives you the flexibility to choose your own pathway, backed by infrastructure that's secure, scalable, optimised for the future of SITS, and managed by the experts to built it.


Bringing application and infrastructure together...
SITS has always been valued for its flexibility - giving institutions the freedom to shape their student management system around their own processes, priorities, and ambitions.
Tribal Cloud v3 extends that strength into the infrastructure layer - giving institutions the ability to reduce risk, improve performance, and prepare for future transformation, without sacrificing control.
On-premise infrastructure is increasingly costly, complex, and vulnerable. IT teams are stretched thin, upgrades are disruptive, and security threats are growing in scale and sophistication.
The future is in the cloud...
For many institutions, maintaining legacy on-premise infrastructure is no longer sustainable - but moving to the cloud can feel like a leap into the unknown.
Unlike generic cloud providers, Tribal Cloud v3 is built and run by the people who design, develop and support SITS every single day.
With over a third of SITS customers already live in the Tribal Cloud, we've developed a proven migration approach that's fast, predictable, and low-risk. We've done this dozens of times - and we fund a dedicated Cloud Migrations team to guide every step.
The result? Your infrastructure and application are optimised for performance, aligned with product updates, and supported by experts who understand the complexity of SITS better than anyone.
As organisations we cannot afford to stand still – and we saw migrating to the Tribal Cloud as a foundational step to transforming the experience for students and staff at the University of Exeter…"
Nathan Burden - Director of IT
University of Exeter