Advice for school leaders, and platform news
What we learn in the schools we work with, and what we ship — dated and verifiable.
Ten subjects on every school leader's desk
Before you meet suppliers, see also our guide to choosing school management software: the questions to ask each one.

A family portal can sit unused or become a daily habit. Four concrete expectations make all the difference.

The workbook that runs pupils and payments ends up costing dearly. The concrete signs it is time to move on, without disruption.

Chasing a family behind on payment without damaging years of trust: a method, from the instalment plan to the meeting.

The fear of switching mid-year is legitimate. A step-by-step method makes it possible without interrupting the service.

Done differently, the register becomes the first safety signal of the day and an early indicator of disengagement.

One channel per type of message, an identified sender, a record of who received what: three rules so the essentials get through.

Two schools, two files, two payments desks: what a school group must unify, and what it can leave to each site.

Pupil records, marks, payments: this is the school's own property. The questions to put to a vendor before signing.

The report-card chain often breaks in the middle: marks here, report cards retyped there. How to rebuild it without re-keying a thing.

A signed certificate can be copied in minutes. With a verification QR code, the document carries its own proof.
News and updates

A personal space, requests for employment or salary certificates, and a role dedicated to the register.

Homework written by the teacher and read by families; certificate requests followed online.

Who gets on which bus, at which stop — and the backup of the school's data, triggered by the school.

Four versions — Morocco, international French, English, العربية — for private schools in any country.

From marks entry by class to report cards in the family space — with PDF import for schools that keep their existing tool.

Certificates and exeats carry a verification QR code: their authenticity can be checked with a single scan.