One record per student
Admission, attendance, marks, and fees sit on the same record, so staff stop cross-checking three different sheets to answer one question.
Education ERP
Admissions, attendance, examinations, and fees on one student record. In pilot now, and free for the first 50 institutions.
Admission, attendance, marks, and fees sit on the same record, so staff stop cross-checking three different sheets to answer one question.
Schools, colleges, universities, and coaching centres each run differently. Terms, departments, batches, and grading are yours to define.
Staff mark attendance and parents check fees from a browser or a phone. No lab machine required.
Running a pilot this term?The first 50 institutions join free
Every fee receipt, attendance entry, and exam result attaches to the student it belongs to, so the office answers a parent's question in one place instead of four.
Admissions, attendance, timetable, examinations and grading, fee collection, and reporting. Each one reads from the same student record rather than keeping its own copy.
Administrators, teachers, accountants, students, and parents each get their own view. Marks stay with the staff who enter them, and fee records stay with the office.
Free
for the first 50 institutions
We are onboarding the first 50 schools, colleges, universities, and coaching centres at no cost. In exchange we want your feedback while the product is still taking shape.
Mark a class in one pass, and let the day roll up per student, per subject, and per term without anyone retyping it into a register.
Academics
Administration
Fees and reporting
Set tuition, transport, and hostel heads per batch or programme, with instalment dates that follow your academic calendar
Record a payment, issue a numbered receipt, and see what is outstanding by class or by student without exporting anything
Generate report cards and term summaries from the marks already on the record, in the format your institution issues
The pilot is free for the first 50 institutions while we build the remaining modules with the people using them