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A university campus building framed by autumn trees

The whole university, on one connected record.

Admissions, academics, exams, results, finance, hostel, student services, documents and careers share one student record, so every office sees the same truth, scoped to what it is allowed to see.

Most universities run on systems that disagree.

Attendance in one tool, marks in a spreadsheet, fees in a ledger, hostel rooms in a register, placements in a tracker. Every office keeps its own copy of the student, and none of them agree.

01

Duplicate records

Which copy is current?

Every office re-enters the same student. A change in one system leaves the others behind.

02

Missing context

What are we not seeing?

Attendance, marks, fees and campus life are separated, so decisions are made with only part of the story.

03

Manual reconciliation

Is this information accurate?

Staff compare sheets, registers and ledgers by hand before they can answer a simple student question.

Built in, not bolted on

Every office works on the same record.

Each module adds what it owns to the student record and reads what the others have written. Choose an area to see what lives there.

Attendance coverage: which classes have a register, which are half-finished and which have none

Academics

Admissions and enquiries · Program versions · Curriculum · Timetables · Course registration · Attendance · Gradebook

Results dashboard

Exams and results

Hall tickets · Exam eligibility · Result publication · Revaluation · Grade cards · Degree audit · Graduation

A student’s week of classes

Fees

Fee structures · Refunds · Scholarships

Hostel allocation

Campus life

Hostel allocation · Service desk · Anonymous grievance

Placement drives, internships and offers

Records and careers

Signed credentials · Public verification · Document retention · Placement drives · Internships · Offers

Student 360 record: academics, attendance, results, finance and documents for one student

Platform

Audit trail · MFA

One record, from first enquiry to verified credential.

The same student record moves through every stage of the institution. Each office adds what it owns, and every other office reads it.

    1. Enquiry
    2. Admission
    3. Enrollment
    1. Registration
    2. Timetable
    3. Attendance
    1. Assessment
    2. Exams
    3. Results
    1. Degree audit
    2. Graduation
    3. Credential

A day on campus

Two people, one system, one ordinary day.

Students and faculty each work from their own screens. What one of them records, the other sees, without anyone entering it twice.

Student

Checks the week

Classes, rooms and anything that has moved, on their own schedule.

Morning
Morning illustration

Faculty

Takes attendance

Opens the class and marks the register from their own screen.

Student

Keeps an eye on attendance

Attendance for every course, with a shortage shown before it counts.

Midday
Midday illustration

Faculty

Grades an assessment

Enters marks in the gradebook and submits them for publishing.

Student

Reads marks and results

Marks as they are published, and results once they are released.

Afternoon
Afternoon illustration

Faculty

Covers an exam duty

Exam duties sit alongside their teaching, not in a separate list.

Student

Raises a request

Support requests and grievances, tracked until they are answered.

Evening
Evening illustration

Faculty

Looks at tomorrow

Their teaching schedule shows the classes still to come.

Verifiable credentials

Credentials anyone can verify, with no account needed.

The institution issues and signs each credential. Whoever holds the link or QR code can open it and see who issued it, without signing in to anything.

Verify a credential
  1. Issued

    The institution issues and signs the credential.

  2. Shared

    The holder shares a link or a QR code.

  3. Verified

    Anyone opens it and sees the issuing institution.

Degree certificateDegree certificate

VerifiedIssued by the institution shown

What it runs

Four parts of the university, one system underneath.

Academic operations

Programs to timetables to the class register.

Build versioned programs and curricula, publish timetables, open registration windows and take attendance, all on the records the rest of the system reads.

  • Program and curriculum versions
  • Course registration with add, drop and waitlist
  • Faculty take attendance from their own screen
A published weekly timetable

Exams and results

Eligibility, publication and the road to graduation.

Exam eligibility follows attendance, hall tickets and seating run per exam cycle, and results publish once to every place a student looks.

  • Hall tickets and seating
  • Result publication and revaluation
  • Degree audit shows what stands between a student and graduation
Results dashboard

Campus life

Hostel, services and a voice for every student.

Allocate hostel rooms against a published eligibility policy, run a service desk, and give students a grievance route they can use anonymously.

  • Hostel allocation from a published policy
  • Service catalogue and document requests
  • Public, anonymous grievance form, tracked by code
Student services desk

Records and careers

Private records, verifiable credentials, real placements.

Documents stay private, versioned and classified. Credentials are signed and verifiable by anyone, and placement drives run in the same system as the academic record.

  • Every confidential download is logged
  • Credentials verify from a link, with no login
  • Placement drives with eligibility rules, internships and offers
Document centre

One system. It looks different to everyone who uses it.

Everything about my studies, in one place.

  • Schedule, attendance, marks and results
  • Registration, fees, hostel and documents
  • Support requests, grievances and careers
A student’s week of classes

Security and scale

Built for groups of institutions. Isolated by design.

One tenant can hold many institutions, campuses and departments, and each stays separate in the database itself, not just in the interface.

  • Isolation in the database

    Tenant-owned data is separated by PostgreSQL row-level security, not only by application filters.

  • Groups, institutions, campuses

    Model a group of colleges or one university with many campuses, schools and departments.

  • Permission and scope

    Access is granted per permission and scoped to a tenant, institution, campus or department, not by job title.

  • MFA and session control

    Authenticator-app MFA with recovery codes; people can see and end their own sessions.

  • Audit trail

    Authorization, identity and academic changes are recorded and reviewable.

  • Private documents

    Files stay private, versioned and classified, with retention and download audit.

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