alvis.se

Web-based administration software for Swedish municipal adult education providers

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03

About alvis.se

Alvis is a web-based administrative system for adult education, supporting applications, admissions, course administration, guidance and study planning. It is offered as a service that customers rent for the period they use it.

Product: A hosted administrative system for adult education applications, admissions, course administration, guidance and study planning.

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