Schools
The register, the marks and the fees — where parents can see them
A school’s software problem is rarely the coursework. It is that attendance lives in a book, marks in a spreadsheet, fees in a payment link and parents in a group chat.
Judged on: Parent confidence, and collections
What you would actually use
In your order, using your words — class, section, register, guardian, term.
A register that reconciles to the class
Sessions on a timetable, an attendance register with rules the school defines, and a regularisation request for the day it was wrong.
A parent portal that is read-only by construction
Not a learner account with fewer buttons — a different relationship in the data model. A guardian sees their own children and nothing else.
Fees, instalments and what is outstanding
Invoices, payments, credit notes and an aging report, per branch.
A gradebook whose scale belongs to the school
Grade categories, scales and bands state what an A means here, so they sit behind a permission teachers deliberately do not hold.
Several campuses, one set of numbers
Branches are first-class. A role can be scoped to one of them, and the owner still sees both.
Your own website, authored by you
Pages, posts, events and a gallery on your own domain, with enquiries landing straight on the admissions board.
When we are the wrong choice
There is no transport, hostel or library module, and no biometric-device integration. If those are the reason you are switching, we are the wrong system today.
Start on the free tier. Bring your spreadsheet.
A hundred seats, twenty-five courses and no conversation. If you would rather see it driven by someone who knows it, that takes twenty minutes.
Or open the sandbox (opens in a new tab) and click around first. No form.