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What dal.ai is
dal.ai is a web-based workspace for organizing ABET assessment evidence and preparing Self-Study Reports. It supports the EAC, CAC, ETAC, and ANSAC commissions. Teams upload evidence such as assessment-system exports, reports, and documents; AI then drafts report sections, cites the source behind each claim, and points out gaps where evidence is missing. The product also maps course outcomes to student outcomes across a curriculum, with optional performance indicators and AI-assisted syllabus classification. A four-stage process structures documentation of Criterion 4 continuous improvement cycles. Program directors can bring coordinators and faculty into the same workspace, and completed Self-Study Reports can be exported as PDFs. Evidence repositories, review workflows, and reporting dashboards are included. Direct assessment-platform integrations are on the roadmap, so evidence is currently provided through uploads. dal.ai says it is independently built to align with ABET's published AI policy and is not endorsed, certified, or affiliated with ABET. Monthly plans begin at $399 per month for one program at one campus; a 14-day trial is offered.
Who it suits
dal.ai is designed for ABET program directors and coordinators, including department chairs, in engineering, computing, engineering technology, and applied or natural science programs. It suits teams that need to assemble evidence, map outcomes, and coordinate Self-Study Report preparation.
What it does well
- Supports ABET EAC, CAC, ETAC, and ANSAC commissions.
- AI drafts report sections and cites evidence for claims.
- Identifies evidence gaps in draft reports.
- Maps course outcomes to student outcomes across a curriculum.
- Includes a four-stage Criterion 4 improvement workflow.
- Exports completed Self-Study Reports as PDFs.
What to know first
- Direct integrations with assessment platforms are still on the roadmap.
- Monthly plans start at $399 per month.
- The Single plan covers one ABET program at one campus.
Limits
The Single monthly plan costs $399 a month and covers one ABET program at a single campus. The 14-day trial is available; no free plan is offered.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Institution — monthly | $1,199 billed monthly · Up to 10 programs · single campus | $1,199 a month |
| Institution — annual | $13,189/year · Up to 10 programs · single campus | $13,189 a year |
| Single — monthly | $399 billed monthly · 1 ABET program · single campus | $399 a month |
| Single — annual | $4,389/year · 1 ABET program · single campus | $4,389 a year |
| Professional — monthly | $799 billed monthly · Up to 5 programs · single campus | $799 a month |
| Professional — annual | $8,789/year · Up to 5 programs · single campus | $8,789 a year |
| Campus Enterprise | Custom · 11+ programs · single campus | On request |
As dal.ai lists them, read 3 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Visit https://dal.ai/.
- Start the 14-day trial.
- Choose a monthly or annual plan for the number of programs needed.
- Upload assessment exports, reports, or documents as evidence.
- Invite coordinators and faculty to collaborate in the workspace.
Verdict
Choose dal.ai if an ABET program team needs a shared evidence workspace, outcome mapping, and structured Self-Study Report drafting. Look elsewhere if direct assessment-platform integrations are required now, or if the monthly entry plan's $399 price and single-program scope do not fit.
Questions
How much does dal.ai cost?
Monthly plans are $399 a month for Single, $799 a month for Professional, and $1,199 a month for Institution. Annual plans are 4389.00 USD, 8789.00 USD, and $13,189 a year, respectively; Campus Enterprise is custom-priced.
Is there a free plan or trial?
There is no free plan. A 14-day trial is offered.
Which platforms does dal.ai support?
The listed platform is web.
Which ABET commissions are supported?
dal.ai supports EAC, CAC, ETAC, and ANSAC.
Does dal.ai integrate with assessment platforms?
Direct integrations are on the roadmap. Currently, users upload exports, reports, and documents from those systems.
Is dal.ai affiliated with ABET?
No. dal.ai says it is independently built to align with ABET's published AI policy and is not endorsed, certified, or affiliated with ABET.
Facts from dal.ai's own pages
- Accreditation status
- dal.ai says it is independently built to align with ABET's published AI policy and is not endorsed, certified, or affiliated with ABET. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Audience
- The product is designed for ABET program directors and coordinators, including department chairs, across engineering, computing, engineering technology, and applied and natural science programs. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Criterion 4 workflow
- The product provides a structured four-stage workflow for documenting continuous improvement cycles. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Evidence-based drafting
- AI drafts report sections from uploaded evidence and cites the source for each claim; when evidence is missing, it identifies the gap. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Integrations
- Direct integrations with common assessment platforms are on the roadmap; currently, users upload evidence such as exports, reports, and documents from those systems. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Outcome alignment
- Users can map course outcomes to student outcomes across the curriculum, with optional performance indicators and AI-assisted syllabus classification. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Privacy
- The privacy policy says analytics do not use tracking cookies or collect personally identifiable information, and the maker does not sell, trade, or rent personal information. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Purpose
- dal.ai organizes ABET assessment evidence, maps course outcomes to student outcomes, supports Criterion 4 improvement cycles, and drafts Self-Study Reports. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Report export
- Users can export the completed Self-Study Report as a PDF. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Security
- The maker says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, follows industry-standard security practices, and is not shared; it is building toward SOC 2 compliance. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Support
- The maker offers a 45-minute session to review a program's files and a 15-minute call to discuss how the product fits the program. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Supported commissions
- The product supports ABET's EAC, CAC, ETAC, and ANSAC commissions. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026
- Team access
- Program directors can invite coordinators and faculty to collaborate in one workspace. · dal.ai, 3 Oct 2026