Your stop-out list is recoverable enrollment.Boom brings it back.

Boom is the agentic operations layer for community-college re-enrollment. It turns previously enrolled students who have not returned into prioritized cases, routes each barrier to the office that owns it, and counts a case as closed only when the student is registered and verified.

Today

Static stop-out list

Boom

Prioritized re-enrollment cases

Your staff

Human follow-up

Outcome

Verified registration

The problem

One attempt to re-enroll. Seven places the signal lives.

A student who intends to return gets stuck on a hold, a deadline or an unanswered question. The signal exists in your SIS, CRM, financial aid, registration, advising, outreach tools and notes, but no one office owns the path from detection to resolution. Pick a barrier to see how Boom handles it.

Barrier 01

Registration hold

The student tries to register and is blocked. They often cannot tell which hold applies, who clears it, or what they need to bring.

Signal lives in

SIS · Registration

Human owner

Registrar or student accounts

What Boom does

Identifies the hold type, routes the case to the office that owns it, drafts approved outreach with one clear next step, and verifies registration after staff clear the hold.


How it works

Not another dashboard. A closed loop from stop-out to registration.

Re-enrollment case#RC-0418 · Step 1 of 5
StudentPreviously enrolled · not registered for next term
Barrier—
Context—
Priority—
Owner—
StatusDetected
Illustrative case

Estimate

What is your stop-out list worth in one term?

Enter your own figures. The estimate multiplies students on your list by the share with a plausible path back, a return rate, and the revenue each returning student carries for one term.

Revenue per credit hour: use tuition plus any state or FTE-based funding your college receives.

Returning students

68

Credit hours

612

Revenue, one term

$153,000

Validate this with a pilot on your list

Trust model

AI handles coordination. Your professionals keep judgment.

Boom may

  • Create and prioritize cases
  • Summarize approved data
  • Draft approved outreach
  • Recommend next steps and routing
  • Track deadlines and case aging
  • Document actions and verify milestones
  • Surface recurring operational bottlenecks

Boom does not

  • Determine admissions or readmission eligibility
  • Clear or waive holds
  • Make academic or financial-aid decisions
  • Interpret Title IV requirements
  • Make disability, legal, Title IX, conduct or crisis decisions
  • Replace advisors, counselors, registrars or financial-aid professionals

Staff own the student relationship, exceptions, and high-stakes decisions.


Works with your systems

An execution layer on top of what you already run.

Your systems store information, send communications and flag risk. Boom manages the path from barrier to verified resolution across them, starting from a minimum necessary, approved data extract.

BoomAction and verified resolution layer

Existing

SIS

Existing

CRM

Existing

Early alert

Existing

Messaging

Existing

Advising


Founder

Matthew West

Founder, Boom AI · Los Angeles

Matthew spent 14 years as a school psychologist working across student behavior, engagement, intervention planning, family circumstances and support systems. His conclusion: attrition is often not a motivation problem first. It is an unresolved operational problem.

Boom was shaped through 50 conversations with deans and VPs of student services.

“No student should leave college because a solvable barrier went unseen, unowned, or unresolved.”
Matthew West

FAQ

Questions from student services leaders

No. Boom sits on top of your SIS, CRM, early alert, messaging and advising tools as an action and verified-resolution layer. Those systems store information and flag risk; Boom manages the path from barrier to registration.

Become a design partner.Measure returns within one term.

8–12 weeks

Fixed-scope sprint

200–500

Previously enrolled students

1 campus

Or a contained program

2–8

Frontline users

Apply

Apply for a design-partner pilot

Each pilot runs on one campus or contained program with staff-approved outreach, documented escalations, and an outcome report with a scale recommendation. Matthew replies to every application personally.

No student data is requested at this stage.