Coley, Inc.

Covered.

Every student. Every record. Every finding. Covered.

The Identity platform for education.

FERPA communications pressure-tested before delivery. Title IX findings reviewed for procedural exposure. IEP documentation designed to survive due process hearings. This is what the platform looks like in education.

Industries We Cover · Education Confidential · April 2026
Coley, Inc. · We read the room. An input-driven protection platform.
The Problem

Every finding is a file. Every file is a future exhibit.

School districts and universities produce thousands of compliance-sensitive documents a year. FERPA notices, Title IX investigation reports, IEP documentation, disciplinary findings. Each one is pressure-tested by OCR investigators, Title IX counsel, IDEA advocates, and student rights organizations looking for procedural failures.

Title IX
Investigation & Finding Exposure
Title IX investigation reports are read by respondent's counsel, complainant's counsel, OCR investigators, and appellate panels. The procedural requirements under the 2024 regulations are detailed and specific. A missed notice deadline or an inadequate finding letter can invalidate an entire investigation.
IDEA / Special Education
IEP Documentation Risk
IEP documents are legal contracts. When the IEP says one thing and the service delivery says another, IDEA advocates and due process hearing officers have a case. Every annual review, every progress report, every amendment is a potential exhibit in a due process complaint.
Where each product is designed to help
Enterprise (District / University Operations)
Edge
Staff systems —
designed to protect
student PII in SIS,
emails, portals
Route
AI conversations —
parent intake,
complaint triage,
sensitive escalation
Comply
Back office —
FERPA compliance,
IEP tracking,
audit-ready records
Audit
Legal —
Title IX findings,
IEP documents,
adversarial review
A Day at the District

A Tuesday at Riverside Unified.

K-12 district. 42,000 students. 58 schools. Special education, Title IX, FERPA, and student discipline — every communication and every document runs through compliance frameworks that were designed to be enforced.

7:30 AM
Identity Edge™
The Teacher's Email
A special education teacher is emailing a parent about their child's IEP progress. She starts typing the student's diagnosis, behavioral observations, and assessment scores into a personal Gmail account. Edge is designed to identify the student PII at the keyboard — before it leaves the district's secure email system. FERPA-protected information stays within the district's authorized channels.
9:00 AM
Identity Audit™
The Title IX Finding Letter
The Title IX coordinator has completed an investigation into a student-on-student harassment complaint. The finding letter is ready to send to both parties. Audit runs it from the perspective of the respondent's attorney, the complainant's attorney, and an OCR investigator. Identified: the finding doesn't address the standard of evidence used, and the remedial measures section lacks specificity required under the 2024 Title IX regulations. Both gaps create potential OCR compliance risk. Fixed before either party receives it.
10:30 AM
Identity Route™
The Parent Portal Message
A parent messages through the district portal: "My son has an IEP and his teacher is not providing the accommodations listed in the plan. I want to file a complaint." Route reads the input: potential IDEA compliance complaint, prior written notice obligation, due process hearing risk. Route escalates to the special education director. The AI doesn't respond to IDEA complaints. A human does.
1:00 PM
Identity Comply™
The IEP Annual Review Package
The district is preparing for 340 annual IEP reviews this quarter. Each package includes present levels of performance, goals, service delivery plans, and progress monitoring data. Comply is designed to cross-reference each IEP against California Education Code requirements, IDEA procedural safeguards, and the district's own service delivery records. Gaps between what the IEP promises and what the records show are identified before the review meeting.
3:00 PM
Identity Audit™
The Discipline Policy Update
The district is updating its student discipline policy to comply with California's AB 2598 restrictions on suspensions. Audit runs the draft from the perspective of a student rights attorney, an ACLU policy analyst, and an OCR investigator. Identified: the alternative consequences section doesn't account for students with IEPs who have manifestation determination protections. The policy could result in discipline that violates IDEA safeguards. Fixed before adoption.
4:30 PM
Identity Edge™
The EdTech Vendor Data Share
The district is sharing student roster data with a new learning management system vendor. The data export includes student names, grades, IEP status flags, and parent contact information. Edge is designed to verify the export matches the data sharing agreement. Identified: the export includes IEP status indicators that weren't authorized in the vendor's data processing agreement. The unauthorized fields are flagged before transmission.
The Numbers

One district. Four products. Potential impact.

~340
IEP annual reviews per quarter requiring compliant documentation.
100%
Title IX findings designed to be reviewed before delivery.
45 days
Title IX investigation timeline. Every procedural step matters.
$0
Outside counsel needed for routine IEP and policy review.
The math on due process exposure.
A single IDEA due process hearing costs $50K–$200K in legal fees. A Title IX OCR resolution agreement can require years of monitoring. FERPA violations can result in loss of federal funding. The cost of Audit is less than one hour of the education law counsel you're currently paying.
Why Education

Why education is a natural fit.

Every IEP is a legal contract
IEP documents don't just describe educational plans — they create enforceable legal obligations. When services aren't delivered as documented, districts face due process complaints, compensatory education claims, and OCR investigations.
Title IX is procedurally unforgiving
The 2024 Title IX regulations impose specific procedural requirements at every stage. Missed deadlines, inadequate notice, or insufficient findings create grounds for OCR complaints and federal court challenges.
FERPA violations threaten federal funding
Unauthorized disclosure of student records doesn't just create privacy exposure — it creates funding risk. Every EdTech vendor, every data share, every email with student information is a potential FERPA event.
California leads on student protections
SOPIPA, AB 2598 discipline reforms, expanded LCAP requirements, stronger IEP procedural safeguards — California districts face state-level compliance obligations that go beyond federal floors.
"The cost of Audit is less than one hour of the education law counsel you're currently paying."
Pilot Terms

Try it. For free. On your documents.

The 30-Day Pilot
Give us 3 IEP documents and 2 Title IX finding letters. We run them through Audit for free over 30 days.
If the findings identify exposure your current review process missed, we talk pricing.
Audit
3 IEP documents reviewed for IDEA, FERPA, and procedural safeguard exposure
Audit
2 Title IX findings pressure-tested by adversarial AI review
Start a Pilot
No integration. No contract. No risk.
Just your documents, and our findings.
Platform Context

This is one industry. The platform extends.

Education is one deployment. The same architecture is designed to serve healthcare, banking, government — any domain where compliance pressure meets operational complexity.

Edge
Active
Route
Active
Comply
Active
Audit
Active
Locker
Industries We Cover
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