Atlas
The index of mShare’s alumni intelligence workspaces. Each university has its own page, built on that university’s own published strategy and its own alumni base. Open one directly, or use the search at the top left to move between them.
Updated 31 August 2026 · Commercial in confidence
Workspaces
Each page opens on its own; nothing is shared between them except the search
No workspace has been configured yet.
How each workspace is built
The same four modules in every school, filled with that school’s own material
01
Alumni database
Scholar and industry records in one filterable table, each with the source address held for it. Exportable as CSV.
02
Changes and signals
Only changes found in a public source, each with that source and its date. Where nothing could be verified, nothing is shown.
03
Strategic matches
Directions taken from the university’s own published strategy, each linked back to the official page it came from.
04
Recommended actions
Only records where the scan verified a recent change, so every “why now” is a real dated event. Deceased records are excluded.
Scope and boundaries
The same rules apply to every workspace
What these are
Directional results built from public academic and professional records. None of them is an official alumni census, and only each university can confirm graduate status.
Verification
Every record shows University verification as Not yet verified. No record has been approved for approach, and no one has been contacted.
Contact details
No private contact details are held, and no email addresses are shown in these files. Contact routes are released inside the licensed workspace.
Record corrections
Public academic profiles are not retired when a scholar dies, so a citation-ranked list keeps showing them as currently in post. Such records are surfaced as corrections in each workspace and are excluded from every contact list.
First contact
First contact is made by the university itself, never by mShare.