Advance reads the CV, statements and letters in a promotion dossier and shows, area by area, what the documents support under the criteria your school has written, with the passages behind each conclusion. Your committee decides.
In development with a faculty affairs office
The candidate chairs the residency selection committee. Your criteria don’t say whether that counts as service or education. Which should it count as?
Advance committee view, previewed with a fictional candidate.
Every dossier is read against the same written criteria, this year and next, whoever sits on the committee.
Each area reads “Supported by the documents” or “Not yet supported,” with the passages behind it, so members read before they decide.
When your criteria don’t settle a question, Advance says so and asks the committee instead of guessing.
Your school’s written promotion criteria, by track and rank, set up with your faculty affairs office. Configured, never hard-coded.
CV, statements and letters are read against those criteria. Each conclusion links to the passage that supports it.
Advance never recommends promotion. It prepares the evidence; your committee and chair decide.
A readiness view before submission: which criteria the documents already support, and where more evidence would help.
The open questions listed first, every conclusion one click from its passage, and a record of how each question was decided.
A look-back pilot runs Advance on past dossiers your committee has already voted on, so you can see how it reads your criteria before it touches a live cycle.
Tell us about your school and your promotion process. We’ll show you Advance on fictional dossiers first, and answer your data questions before anything real is uploaded.