School management · School website
The school’s public site stops going stale between annual days
The institution’s website is fed by the platform the school already runs on — news, notices, the calendar, photographs and the admission enquiry form — so a page changes when the school does, instead of waiting for whoever built it to find the time.
Free for 1 year · up to 200 students · then from ₹5/student/month
Who it helps
Families looking at the school
- Find the current calendar, the latest notice and a working admission form, not a page two years old.
- Send an enquiry and hear back from an office that already has it in front of them.
The office
- Publish a notice once and have it appear in the app and on the website together.
- Receive enquiries as records to work through rather than as messages in somebody’s personal account.
Leadership
- Show a visiting family a site that looks current, because it is.
- Run a site for every branch without a separate vendor and a separate bill for each.
What it does
- A public website for the institution, in its own name, logo and colours, on its own domain.
- News, notices and circulars published to the site from the same place they reach the app.
- The school calendar and event list shown from the school’s own records.
- A photo gallery the office adds to after an event, from the platform.
- An admission enquiry form whose submissions arrive in the admissions list as records.
- Pages the school writes itself — about, facilities, faculty, results and downloads.
- A separate site per branch for a group, each fed by that branch.
- Built for a phone first, which is where most families will open it.
Common questions
Can we keep the domain we already have?
Yes. The site is served on the institution’s own domain; the change is a pointing change at your existing domain provider, and we walk your office through it.
Who writes the content?
The school does. Pages, photographs and downloads are edited by your own staff from the platform, and news and notices arrive on the site by being published rather than by being retyped.
What happens to an enquiry somebody sends from the site?
It becomes an admission enquiry record with the family’s details and a next step, ready to be followed up and turned into an admission.
Can each branch of a group have its own site?
Yes — each with its own pages, notices, calendar and gallery, drawn from that branch’s records rather than from the group’s.
Related
- Admissions and records — Enquiry through to admission, student records, and the certificates and ID cards that come out of them.
- Communication — Notices and circulars to a class, a section or the whole school by app, SMS and email, with the calendar, events and photo gallery alongside.
- Multi-branch — Many branches under one login, reporting that crosses them, and accounts that roll up to the group.
Included in: Professional · Enterprise
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