Overview

Setup checklist

A guided list that gets a new school from empty to marking attendance.

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A new school signs in to an empty system, and the honest question is what to do first. The checklist answers it in order — classes, sections, subjects, students — and gets out of the way once the school is running.

In the order the work actually has to happen

Subjects cannot be mapped before classes exist, and attendance cannot be marked before students are on the roll. The list follows those dependencies rather than listing every screen in the product.

It disappears

Once the school is set up the checklist goes, replaced by quick actions for the daily jobs — admit a student, mark attendance, post a notice. It does not sit there for the next three years reminding you of a step you deliberately skipped.

What you get

  • Tracks what a brand-new school still needs: classes, sections, subjects, students

  • Disappears once the school is running, instead of nagging forever

  • Quick actions for the daily jobs — admit a student, mark attendance, post a notice

Questions

What schools ask about setup checklist

Yes. A spreadsheet import is the normal route for an existing school, and the checklist points at it rather than assuming you will add nine hundred students by hand.

Nothing forces it. A school with no hostel or no buses simply never opens those areas; the checklist covers what is needed to run the basics.

Alongside it

The rest of overview

Dashboard

Strength, attendance, fee collection and upcoming exams at a glance, for the day you are standing in.

Collection pulse

Billed, collected and outstanding for the term, with the defaulter count beside it.

All of overview

3 areas · What the office sees the moment it signs in — the state of the school on one screen.

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Every module is switched on for the whole of the free months.

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