Admissions in spreadsheets
Enquiries from the website, phone and walk-ins get lost.
Fixed with: One admissions pipeline with follow-up reminders
Admissions, timetables, attendance, exams and report cards, fees with online payment, HR and payroll, transport, hostel and library, plus an app that keeps parents and students in the loop.
From the first enquiry to alumni, every step adds to the same student record, so nothing is typed twice and nothing goes missing.
And the grade each one gets after the ERP goes live.
Enquiries from the website, phone and walk-ins get lost.
Accountants call parents one by one every month.
Teachers type marks into Excel and the office formats them.
A teacher on leave breaks the whole day's schedule.
Circulars and attendance reach parents late, or never.
Set your student count, average annual fee and collection rate to see what is outstanding and what reminders and online payment could recover. Figures are illustrative.
Hours saved assumes automatic reminders and receipts remove about 70% of manual follow-up.
Teachers mark attendance on a phone or it arrives from biometric devices. Parents of absent students get an alert within minutes. Darker green means higher attendance. Sample week.
Each card opens a detailed module page.
Percentages show conversion from the stage above. Sample admission season.
Every enquiry gets an owner and a follow-up date. Applications, entrance tests, offers and fee deposits move through one pipeline, and you see exactly where students drop off.
Teachers enter marks once. Grades, ranks and report cards are calculated for each board's rules and published to the parent app. Sample class and student.
See each teacher's weekly periods against their limit, find a free teacher for substitution in one tap, and run payroll with leave and allowances included. Sample staff.
Line marks the 30-period weekly limit.
Track every bus on a map, fill hostel rooms, issue library books and run prepaid canteen cards from the same system. Sample campus.
Attendance, homework, timetable, marks, fees and circulars arrive as notifications. Parents pay fees and message teachers from the same app, which cuts calls to the office.
Payments, devices, messaging and classrooms in sync.
A typical rollout for a school or college.
Typical improvement targets we plan against, not guarantees.
Tap your institution type for the most relevant page.
Get a free module recommendation in a few minutes.
ERP for other industries and the services that complete your system.
Straight answers to what schools, colleges and universities ask us most.
An education ERP is one system that runs an institution: admissions, academics, timetables, attendance, examinations, fees, HR and payroll, transport, hostel and library, with portals and an app for students, parents and staff.
Yes. Schools use classes, sections and terms; colleges and universities use programmes, semesters, credits and electives. The same system is configured for either.
Yes. Parents pay through the app or a payment link by card, UPI or bank transfer, receipts are issued automatically, and reminders go out before and after due dates.
Yes. Grading scales, exam patterns, co-scholastic areas and report card layouts are configurable for each board or university.
Yes. Attendance can be marked by teachers on a phone or pulled from biometric and RFID devices, with absence alerts to parents.
Yes. Parents and students see attendance, timetable, homework, marks, fees and circulars, and can message teachers.
Yes. Student, staff and fee data can be imported from Excel or your existing software, with checks for duplicates and missing details.
Typically about 8 to 10 weeks for a school or college, so you can go live at the start of a term. Universities with several campuses take longer.
Tell us what you want to build, your products, plants and current tools. We reply within 4 business hours with honest advice.