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EdVisorly
EddyAI automates transcript processing, transfer-credit evaluation, and admissions workflows for universities
Last verified August 15, 2026 · Updated daily
What EdVisorly is building
EdVisorly's EddyAI platform automates the paperwork layer of college admissions and enrollment: reading student transcripts, recalculating GPAs against each institution's specific rules, mapping transfer credits to degree requirements, and routing admissions workflows. Institutions using it report cutting manual processing by up to 85% while increasing admissions data-processing productivity more than sixfold, per the company. Crucially, the software doesn't make admissions decisions — it removes the drudgery around them. For the 10.5 million US community college students hoping to transfer to four-year universities, the student-facing side turns a guessing game into an unofficial credit evaluation: upload a transcript, see exactly how credits map, what a degree costs, and how many semesters remain — before ever speaking to a counselor.
Why this matters
Higher education is being squeezed from both ends — more applications and transfer-credit volume to process, fewer staff and tighter budgets to do it — and much of the workflow still runs on decades-old systems or literal hand-processing. That's why a mission-heavy syndicate (Lumina, Strada, U.S. News) joined a conventional lead in a sector where funding has cratered from its 2021 peak: EdVisorly raised a step-up round in a down market, which is its own signal. Founder and CEO Manny Smith (Manuel Smith III) is an Air Force veteran who built satellite systems for the Air Force, a first-generation graduate of the Air Force Academy, and a Berkeley Haas MBA — he started the company in 2019 after seeing how badly transfer students were served. With 100+ institutional partners including Carnegie Mellon and UConn, this is now infrastructure procurement, not edtech experimentation.
Open roles at EdVisorly
3 positions we're tracking. Roles are re-checked daily and removed when filled.
Hiring outlook
The announcement names three investment areas and two of them are headcount: expanding partner success and implementation teams, and adding experienced leadership — on top of engineering and product work. Per Dealroom, EdVisorly has already more than doubled its engineering and product teams since March and added a new CTO and COO, so the hiring machine is demonstrably running, with the raise pouring fuel on it.
Working at EdVisorly
EdVisorly: EddyAI automates transcript processing, transfer-credit evaluation, and admissions workflows for universities. Founded 2019, currently employees. What this means for you: opportunity to shape your role based on the company stage.
Most EdVisorly jobs are based in Los Angeles.
Frequently asked questions
How many jobs does EdVisorly have open?
EdVisorly currently has 3 open roles, last verified July 2026.
Does EdVisorly hire remotely?
All current EdVisorly roles are based in Los Angeles.
What roles is EdVisorly hiring for?
EdVisorly is hiring across Customer, Engineering, Design. The most recent opening is Implementation / Partner Success Manager.
How do I apply for a job at EdVisorly?
Apply directly through the links above, or read our guide on how to actually get hired at EdVisorly.
Where is EdVisorly based?
EdVisorly is headquartered in Los Angeles.
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