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CEM Benchmark
Release 2026.4 · Reviewed October 1, 2026
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Reviewed October 1, 2026 · Methodology 1.2
Published benchmark scores until the next quarterly review.
Overall
97%
36 cited
of 37 capabilities
Overall
81%
30 cited
of 37 capabilities
Overall
73%
27 cited
of 37 capabilities
Overall
68%
25 cited
of 37 capabilities
Overall
62%
23 cited
of 37 capabilities
Overall
49%
18 cited
of 37 capabilities
Overall
49%
18 cited
of 37 capabilities
October 1, 2026—Methodology 1.2: expanded to 37 capabilities (Platform 3→9, Placement 5→7, Evaluations 2→3). Added programmatic API, automated provisioning, agentic operations, PHI product controls, MFA, any-device mobile, skills checkoffs, clinical site partner workspace, and clinical site data exchange (arrivals, capacity, and clearance between school and hospital systems—not a second API cap). Combined REST reads, writes, and signed webhooks into one API cap. Dropped Medatrax and TracPrac. LTI is not scored.
July 2, 2026—Methodology 1.1: merged placement automation into a single capability (28 total); renamed intelligent-automation rubric from AI-assisted to automated assistance, including native vendor-operated services; excluded third-party partner subscriptions that require separate contracts; clarified that placement automation requires automated matching, assignment, or schedule optimization.
July 1, 2026—Initial publication.