Admissions, student records, and fees that don't run on spreadsheets.
Enrolment through to fee collection in one system for institutions — and for EdTech companies, the platform and the back office that has to keep up with it.
Admissions enquiries arrive across forms, phone, and WhatsApp, and nobody can say how many applicants were lost between enquiry and enrolment.
Fee collection is chased manually each term, and outstanding balances are only visible once someone builds the report.
Student records, attendance, and parent communication live in separate tools that don't share a single student identity.
Where an education business actually needs the system first.
One student record, fees that chase themselves, and a platform that holds up as enrolment grows.
Before you ask, you might wonder…
Both, but the work is different. An institution usually needs admissions, student records, fees, and communication joined into one system. An EdTech company usually needs the product built or scaled, plus a back office that can handle subscriptions and support. We scope which of the two you actually are in the first call — they're rarely the same project.
Usually yes. Teaching and learning stays in your LMS; admissions, student records, fees, and reporting sit behind it and connect where the LMS exposes an API. Replacing a working LMS is rarely the cheapest first move.
Yes — interfaces, student and parent communication, and printed documents can run bilingually, which matters when parents and administrators expect different default languages.
Know how many applicants you lost — and where.
Free 30-minute discovery call. Tell us how admissions, records, and fees are handled today — we'll tell you honestly what's fixable.
Admissions, student records, and fees that don't run on spreadsheets.
Enrolment through to fee collection in one system for institutions — and for EdTech companies, the platform and the back office that has to keep up with it.
Admissions enquiries arrive across forms, phone, and WhatsApp, and nobody can say how many applicants were lost between enquiry and enrolment.
Fee collection is chased manually each term, and outstanding balances are only visible once someone builds the report.
Student records, attendance, and parent communication live in separate tools that don't share a single student identity.
Where an education business actually needs the system first.
One student record, fees that chase themselves, and a platform that holds up as enrolment grows.
Before you ask, you might wonder…
Both, but the work is different. An institution usually needs admissions, student records, fees, and communication joined into one system. An EdTech company usually needs the product built or scaled, plus a back office that can handle subscriptions and support. We scope which of the two you actually are in the first call — they're rarely the same project.
Usually yes. Teaching and learning stays in your LMS; admissions, student records, fees, and reporting sit behind it and connect where the LMS exposes an API. Replacing a working LMS is rarely the cheapest first move.
Yes — interfaces, student and parent communication, and printed documents can run bilingually, which matters when parents and administrators expect different default languages.
Know how many applicants you lost — and where.
Free 30-minute discovery call. Tell us how admissions, records, and fees are handled today — we'll tell you honestly what's fixable.