AdmissioJotform

A better form is still just a form.

Jotform is what institutions graduate to when Google Forms runs out: richer fields, payment collection, approval flows. Admissio is what they graduate to when the form itself runs out, because admissions is a journey, not a submission.

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Where the journey ends

Jotform stretches the form further. The form still ends.

Jotform adds payment fields, conditional logic and generic approval flows to the form. Those approvals are built for any document in any industry, not for an admissions pipeline: there is no applicant record accumulating documents, scores and decisions across stages, no enrolment journey, no per-campus structure.

Admissio is built around exactly that record. Each applicant moves through the stages you drew, with documents verified, reviewers assigned and offers carrying their own acceptance fees, so the things a form tool bolts on are simply how the platform works.

The scorecard

A form builder against an admissions record.

Row by row: what the form covers, and what the journey needs.

Application forms

Jotform

Rich forms with strong conditional logic.

Admissio

Conditional forms drawn on a visual process builder, branded as yours.

Payments

Jotform

Payment fields through gateway add-ons, per form.

Admissio

Fees native to each stage, with the methods your applicants actually use.

Workflow

Jotform

Generic approval flows, one submission at a time.

Admissio

Admissions stages with rules, scoring and capacity, built in.

Applicant record

Jotform

A submissions inbox per form, not a person over time.

Admissio

One record per applicant, accumulating documents, scores and decisions.

Applicant experience

Jotform

Submit and wait. No status to check.

Admissio

A portal where applicants track status, upload documents and accept offers.

Multiple campuses

Jotform

Forms multiply; nothing ties branches together.

Admissio

Every branch on one record, with branch-scoped teams.

Pricing model

Jotform

Freemium tiers with submission limits.

Admissio

Free for early adopters, with founding pricing for institutions that join now.

Forms end at submission. Admissio ends at enrolled.

The switch

What changes when you switch.

The same intake, run on one record.

Payment fields through gateway add-ons, per form.
Fees native to each stage, with the methods your applicants actually use.
Generic approval flows, one submission at a time.
Admissions stages with rules, scoring and capacity, built in.
A submissions inbox per form, not a person over time.
One record per applicant, accumulating documents, scores and decisions.

Questions

From form builder to record.

We paid for Jotform. Why switch?

Institutions move when the work between submission and enrolment, chasing documents, reconciling fees, coordinating reviewers, outgrows what a form can hold. The record runs that work natively, and it is free for early adopters.

Does Admissio handle conditional questions like Jotform?

Yes. Forms branch on answers in the process builder: transfer applicants see transfer questions, scholarship applicants see scholarship questions, and each path stays on the same record.

Can you migrate our Jotform submissions?

Yes, free. We move your existing submissions and applicant lists onto Admissio, so history stays in one place while new intakes run on the record.

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Beyond the form

Stop stretching the form. Start the record.

Draw your admissions process once and let every applicant move through it, payments and documents included.

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