Vita is the GDPR-native layer for universities serving immigrants and international students including second-generation immigrants, degree-seeking international students, and Erasmus participants. The cohort where housing, documents, language, permits, and academic load collide at once including Erasmus mobility and second-generation students navigating systems their peers take for granted.
Most institutions only see risk when failure is already visible. The invisible load of housing stress, document friction, and financial instability builds silently across universities, municipalities, and corporate onboarding pipelines.
Vita is at TRL 6 with 10–15 active testers immigrants and international students using the platform daily under real university conditions. The beachhead is Italian mid-size universities, expanding into Germany and the Netherlands. Institutions license the infrastructure; immigrants and international students use it free.
Built for immigrants and international students including second-generation immigrants, degree-seeking international students, and Erasmus participants. Detect academic burnout, housing friction, and visa/document stress 21 days before dropout triggers then coordinate support without losing human context.
Extended to municipalities and integration services supporting immigrants and permit-holders. Governed visibility of document, housing, and administrative friction without treating people as cases.
Erasmus offices and international welcome desks use the same posture map for exchange students continuity across borders, languages, and administrative systems.
The Institution Console provides governed cohort views, intervention tracking, early-warning signals, and support continuity for universities serving immigrants and international students.
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