The University of Michigan selects JumpForward for Proactive Compliance

Chicago, IL - June 21, 2010 - The University of Michigan Athletic Department has selected JumpForward as their department-wide software solution to enhance compliance with NCAA legislation such as recruiting, eligibility, financial aid, and playing and practice seasons. This new partnership is an exciting addition to the growing list of collegiate customers choosing JumpForward as their athletics compliance technology provider.

"After an extensive search of the products available, we believe Michigan chose JumpForward because of our best-in-class technology solutions and our unsurpassed expertise in NCAA compliance issues." said Adam McCombs, JumpForward’s CEO. "JumpForward’s patent-pending mobile application is the only product on the market that can proactively prevent recruiting violations and provide real-time updates for the entire athletic department. JumpForward also provides coaches with powerful branded marketing email tools and recruiting management software that allows them to update prospects at their desk or from their mobile phone without having to log into a web browser."

The web and mobile platform empower college coaches to remain connected and be compliant at all times. At the same time, JumpForward gives compliance administrators the full monitoring capabilities that are required in today’s collegiate environment.

The JumpForward Compliance Toolbox integrates NCAA Bylaws with the University of Michigan’s specific policies and procedures to provide the most comprehensive and proven compliance software framework on the market. Compliance Administrators using The JumpForward Compliance Toolbox can instantly streamline their processes by sending and filing required coach and student-athlete forms electronically, monitoring complimentary ticket disbursement, preventing NCAA Bylaw 13 violations, providing financial-aid integration, and much more.

"Our in-house development staff worked on-site with the University of Michigan to train them and to customize a solution that met the University’s specific needs" said McCombs.