Let teachers teach.
Your teachers spend evenings on administration a system should handle. Your office rebuilds the same information every term. And the things a school needs to see (who's behind, who's absent, who hasn't paid) are in four places nobody can look at once.
What goes wrong
- Fees chased by hand, or not chased at all.
- Report cards built over a weekend by someone who should be resting.
- Attendance in a book that can't tell you anything.
- Parents contacted by letters in bags that never arrive.
- Records in a cabinet, in one building, in a hurricane belt.
What we usually do first
- The fees. Tracked and chased automatically. This one usually pays for the rest.
- The parents. Reaching them where they actually are: WhatsApp and text.
- The records. Off the one computer, somewhere safe and reachable.
- The network. WiFi that works in classrooms, in concrete buildings.
- The safety. Cameras and access, set up sensibly.
- The safeguarding. Children's records are the most sensitive data you hold.
Why us
We're on-island, we know the term rhythm, and we plan around it. Nothing lands mid-term. Nothing lands in exam week.
Start small
Fees. Always fees. Get that working, see it work, then look at the rest.
Tell us what's eating your time.