Every module the office opens
Seven groups, twenty-one areas, matching the console rail exactly. Pick a group to see what is inside — nothing here is a roadmap item.
Overview
HomeWhat the office sees the moment it signs in — the state of the school on one screen.
Everything in OverviewHow the work actually flows
Four things a school does every week, and what the software does with them.
The register closes before assembly does
A class teacher marks attendance on a phone while standing in front of the class. By the time assembly ends, every absentee has reached a parent and the register is closed — with nobody ringing round at lunchtime.
- A class marked in under thirty seconds, period-wise for senior years
- Absentee SMS and WhatsApp sent automatically, not compiled by the office
- Monthly registers exportable when an inspection asks for them
Raise the term, watch it settle
Invoices are generated from the fee structure for every student on the roll, paid online or at the counter, and receipted the moment they are recorded — so the daybook is written as the money arrives.
- Concessions and transport fold into the same invoice as tuition
- Counter and online collection land in one daybook, not two
- Defaulter lists and reminders come from the same figures
The report card looks like yours
Subject teachers enter their own marks against the class grading scheme; the report card designer prints them on your letterhead in your format, and the same marks drive the analysis the staff room argues over.
- A teacher sees only the subjects they teach
- Your columns and your grade legend, not a format you must adopt
- Result analysis by class, subject and student from the same entry
A message, not another WhatsApp group
Parents hear from the school on the number it already holds: the absence this morning, the circular for Friday, the fee that is due. Targeted by class or by defaulter status, with a log that shows it went out.
- Target a section rather than broadcasting to the whole school
- DLT-approved templates for the weekly messages
- A delivery log, so a claim that nothing arrived can be checked
One roll, every module
Attendance, marks, fees and messages all read the same student record, so a report card and a defaulter list can never disagree.
Read moreFees that reconcile themselves
Term invoices come from the fee structure, parents pay online or at the counter, and receipts and daybook update the moment money lands.
Read moreReach the right parents
Target a class, a section or every defaulter, over SMS and WhatsApp, with a delivery log that proves the notice went out.
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