
Abre sells data-intelligence software to K-12 school districts, consolidating student and operational data into one platform.
Abre began as code written inside a single school district to serve that district's own staff, students, and families. The company set out to fix the fragmentation that left district information trapped in disconnected systems, where reports took too long and dashboards answered one question and then stopped. Abre now connects student, staff, operational, financial, wellness, assessment, and program data in one secure platform.
The class of alternative Abre displaces is the stack of disconnected point systems and static dashboards that districts typically stitch together. Its differentiation is consolidation: one platform and one place where data normally kept apart can be queried together, with plans, referrals, forms, and follow-up running alongside that data rather than in separate tools. Abre sells to K-12 districts and the teams inside them.

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Abre was founded in 2017.
Abre's headquarters is located in Cincinnati, OH, US.
Abre's most recent funding round was for $13M (USD) in June 2025.
As of Jun 16, 2025, Abre has disclosed funding of $44.1M (USD).
Abre has 37 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.