Capabilities
Everything a school does, in the order it does it
Set the year up, admit and enrol, timetable, mark, take the register, notice who is
slipping, act on it, tell the people concerned, and print the paper. Each step reads
the one before it and none of them asks for anything twice.
School setup and academic structure
The calendar, the estate and the curriculum, defined once and reused everywhere.
- School years with terms tracked per branch — a DepEd quarter and a CHED semester run at once
- Departments, rooms, and subjects with prerequisites
- Grade levels, Senior High tracks and strands, college programmes with versioned curricula
- Rebrand entirely: name, logo, codes, address, head of school
Students, staff and families
Every person is one record, and a sign-in is issued from that record.
- Admissions moved through their lifecycle, guardians recorded, photos kept
- Staff with teaching assignments and department heads
- Accounts issued straight from a student or staff record, with the generated password held securely until it is handed over
Classes, timetables and enrolment
A section's whole timetable in one action, and a roster row for every class.
- Live conflict detection across teacher, room and section — reported, overridable, never silently accepted
- Enrol a K-12 learner by section and the roster fans out to every class it runs
- Enlist a college student per class with capacity, prerequisites and time clashes all checked first
- Section timetables, a teacher's week and load, printable class rosters
Grading, from score sheet to signed record
The DepEd rules as data, a spreadsheet-style score sheet, and a workflow with a signature at the end.
- Weighted components per learning area and the transmutation table, seeded and editable
- A blank is not a zero, an excused mark is dropped, weights renormalise over what has been marked
- Submit, approve or send back a class at a time; an audited override for the exceptions
- Honour rolls ranked in the scale's own direction, with the cut-offs on the scale
Report cards, transcripts and paper
The four documents a school issues, drawn once and printed from the same screen.
- Form 138, Form 137, the college grade slip and the transcript — approved grades only, pending counts in the printed footer
- Issued copies are numbered, registered and stamped with who issued them; a learner's own copy is watermarked
- PDF, Excel and CSV on every report and register, all opening with the school's letterhead
Attendance
A register per meeting, taken by noting the exceptions.
- Meetings generated from the timetable; a register nobody took is not a day everyone attended
- Excused drops, late counts and is tallied on its own, a cancelled meeting counts in nothing
- One rate, computed in one place, so the figure at a parent meeting matches the teacher's screen
Early warning and interventions
Who needs looking at, and the record that somebody acted.
- A watchlist built from stored grades and attendance — nothing recomputed, nothing weighted
- Borderline read in the scale's own direction, absence streaks, marking gaps named rather than hidden
- Case files with stamped evidence, an append-only timeline, referrals and a required outcome
Dashboards and analytics
A page composed from the roles a person holds, with charts that follow the school's colours.
- The office sees enrolment, admissions, attendance, marking progress and cases across the school
- A department head sees their department; a teacher their classes; a learner their own record
- Trend and performance reports, exportable
Communication, on site
Something reaches a person, and the system knows whether they have seen it.
- A notice board addressed to the school, a branch, a role, a section or a class — with read receipts
- In-app alerts when grades are posted, an absence is recorded, or a concern is raised
- Direct messages between staff, learners and families along the roster
- A learning-resource library per subject and per class, files kept private to the people it reaches
- Assignments set for a class, handed in online and returned with feedback — marks stay on the score sheet
- A learning path per learner, suggested from the early-warning signals, with progress read from what they actually opened and handed in
Configurable, and yours
Switch what you use, set the rules once, and make it look like your school.
- Feature switches for every module, down to whether a registrar may override a conflict
- Password, lockout, session and number-format rules that apply without a restart
- Light and dark mode, six palettes and a custom brand colour, per school and per person
Private by default
Every screen is behind a sign-in, and every row is checked against who is asking.
- Six roles, and a role is never a scope — a teacher sees their own classes and nobody else's
- A failed lookup fails closed: a sign-in with no record behind it owns nothing
- Every change stamped with who made it and when, and an append-only log of what everyone did
- Lockout after failed attempts, and a record of the attempts