Run every campus, every classroom, every child’s record from one system
Admissions, attendance, timetables, examinations and fees — the administrative spine of a Pakistani school, in one place.
Forty names, one thumb, before the bell stops.
Miss Ayesha marks 9-A standing up, phone in one hand. Everyone starts present; she taps only the exceptions. Four states — present, absent, late, leave — and the register is closed before she reaches the whiteboard.
Seven periods, four sections, no two teachers in the same room.
The timetable is a grid, not a list. Drop a subject into a period and a clash announces itself immediately — the same teacher cannot be in 9-A and 10-B at 10:20.
Thirty questions and a clock that does not blink.
Papers are built from a question bank the department owns — MCQ or true-false, tagged easy, medium or hard. Students sit them on screen with nothing else on it: the question, the answer, the time left, and one review step before an answer sheet becomes final.
The fee office closes the day in one screen.
Challans issued per student, discounts and late fees applied, siblings billed as one household, every payment posted to the ledger the moment it is recorded.
The parent finds out the same afternoon.
School announcements and portal notifications keep families up to date with attendance, fee reminders and results. Staff can review outgoing messages and use the delivery channels enabled for their school.
That was one day. One system carried it.
Every module is scoped by role and by campus. An accounts clerk in Multan and a principal in Lahore open the same product and see two different schools.
Admissions to enrolment
Applications arrive from the public site and move through test, voucher, payment and enrolment with one obvious next action per stage.
Academic structure
Campuses, classes, sections and subjects — with a timetable that places all of it across the week.
Teaching & assessment
Attendance, assignments, a question bank, computer-based exams, grading and mark entry.
Fees & accounts
Challans, discounts, late fees, family statements, a ledger and an automated profit-and-loss closing.
Communication
School announcements and notifications, with email delivery for enabled events and reminders.
Seven campuses, one record of truth.
GR numbers, sibling billing, challan printing on the school’s own stationery, Urdu and English records — built for how schools here actually run, not retrofitted from a Western product.
One login. The school you are allowed to see.
Students, teachers, accounts staff and principals all sign in at the same address with the email on their record. What opens afterwards is decided by the permission matrix — thirteen modules by four actions — and by the campus the account belongs to.
Admissions for
2026–27 are open.
The form takes about ten minutes. You will need the applicant’s B-Form number, previous school details and one guardian contact.
Apply online