Admission enquiries
Every enquiry captured, followed up and tracked to admission.
Schools & Institutes
Less administration. More time for teaching.
Admissions enquiries, attendance, fee reminders and parent communication, organised and automated, so staff spend their day on students rather than registers.
- Admissions
- Attendance
- Parent updates
Sound familiar?
A day without automation
- 01
Admission enquiries arrive in season and many are never followed up.
- 02
Attendance is taken on paper and typed up later, if at all.
- 03
Fee reminders are awkward phone calls made by staff.
- 04
Circulars reach some parents and not others.
- 1 Mark The teacher marks attendance on a phone.
- 2 Detect Absent students are identified instantly.
- 3 Notify Parents receive a message on WhatsApp.
- 4 Reply Parent replies are saved against the record.
- 5 Report Attendance trends reach the principal weekly.
Automations you can start with
Small steps, real results.
Pick one to start. Most businesses begin with the task that costs them the most time each week.
Digital attendance
Class-wise attendance in seconds, with absence alerts to parents.
Fee reminders
Polite, scheduled reminders with payment links and receipts.
Parent communication
Circulars, events and holidays sent to the right classes.
Timetables & substitutions
Substitutions arranged and announced when a teacher is absent.
Management dashboard
Admissions, attendance and collections at a glance.
The day after
- No admission enquiry is forgotten in peak season.
- Parents hear about absences the same morning.
- Fee collection without uncomfortable phone calls.
Is student data protected?
Yes. Access is limited by role, data about children is handled with verifiable parental consent as India’s data protection law requires, and every access is logged.
Can parents use it without an app?
Yes. Updates and replies work on WhatsApp or SMS, which parents already use.
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