Dashboard
Strength, attendance, fee collection and upcoming exams at a glance, for the day you are standing in.
- Attendance for this morning, not a rolling average that hides a bad day
- Every tile links into the list it summarises, instead of sending you back to the menu
- A trial banner counts down the free year and warns before it ends
The first screen after sign-in is built around the questions a principal is asked between the gate and the office: who is absent, what is still owed, which exams are due this week. It answers them for the day you are standing in, not for a rolling average that hides a bad Monday.
Built for the morning, not the month
Attendance shows this morning's marking, class by class, so an unmarked register is visible while there is still time to chase it. Strength, collection and upcoming exams sit beside it. A month-to-date figure would be tidier and would tell you nothing about today.
Every tile is a way in
The numbers are not decoration. The absentee count opens the list of who is absent; the outstanding figure opens the defaulters; the exam tile opens the schedule. Nothing sends you back to the menu to find the screen you were just reading about.
Honest about the trial
While the school is inside its free first academic year, a banner counts the time down and warns before it ends. It does not appear on the last day asking for a card.
What schools ask about dashboard
Does every member of staff see the same dashboard?
No. What a teacher sees is limited to their own classes and periods. Roles decide the tiles, so a class teacher is not shown the school's collection figures.
How current are the figures?
They are read live from the same records the modules write to. A payment receipted at the counter changes the collection figure straight away — there is no overnight rebuild.
Can it be opened on a phone?
Yes. The dashboard is built to be read on a phone at the school gate, which is where a principal usually needs it.
Claim your school's address
Pick a name, add your classes, invite your staff. The first year is free and members can pay from day one.
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