Only the groups assigned to you
You see the risk, follow-up and activity of your groups, not the whole institution.
Coordinators and tutors
Pharis shows coordinators and tutors which alerts in their groups already have a contact, which ones are still waiting and how each intervention ended.
Illustrated example, fictional data.
students who start a bachelor's degree in Mexico drop out during the first year.SEP (Mexico), General Directorate of University and Intercultural Higher Education, May 2026.
Coordinators see the whole case: when the alert appeared, who contacted the student, through which channel, where it was referred and how it ended.
From the alerts in your groups to every case and how it ended.
Risk, follow-up and activity for the groups the institution assigns you, in one place.
Filter the alerts that still have no action, so nobody is left waiting.
Who, when, through which channel, what support was offered and how it ended.
Refer to Wellbeing, Finance or tutoring with the context of the case, and book the meeting.
You see the risk, follow-up and activity of your groups, not the whole institution.
Wellbeing cases are marked confidential: professors do not see them.
Every action records who, when, the channel and how it ended, so you learn what works at your institution.
Only the ones the institution assigns them: their risk, follow-up and activity.
From the alert, a referral is created for the right area, with the context of the case. That area sees it in its inbox and can book a meeting.
No. Wellbeing cases are marked confidential and handled by the Wellbeing team.
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