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The network

On the roadmap · in development

Alumni.

A network we're building into ScholaRise — a directory by batch and profession, reunions and mentorship, and giving with proper 80G receipts — so the people a school sent out never leave its reach.

  • Directory
  • Reunions
  • Mentorship
  • 80G
  • Form 10BD
I The network

The network, kept warm.

Directory by batch Reunions planned 80G Form 10BD

Rendered in the ScholaRise app palette · figures illustrative — the structure and computed fields are real.

II The argument

A school's strongest asset walks out the gate every June.

Why we're building this

Every school knows the feeling of losing touch with the students it spent a decade shaping — the doctor it could invite to speak, the founder who would fund a scholarship, the cohort that would happily come back for a reunion if anyone simply asked. Today that network lives in a stale spreadsheet, a closed WhatsApp group, and a few teachers' memories. We're building an alumni network into ScholaRise so the relationship outlasts graduation: a directory that stays current because alumni keep it current, giving that issues a proper 80G receipt the moment a gift clears, and reunions organised where the school already works. This page is the spec for what we're building, not a feature you can switch on today.

What it will do
  • Directory by batch

    We're building a living register of leavers grouped by passing-out year, so a teacher can open the Class of 2014 and see where that cohort went — not a static PDF that ages the day it's exported.

  • Filter by profession

    The same directory will be searchable by what alumni do now — doctors, founders, civil servants, artists — so a careers session or a guest-lecture ask starts from the people the school already knows.

  • LinkedIn sign-in

    Alumni will claim their own profile by signing in with LinkedIn, so the record stays current from the source — roles, employers and locations update without the school chasing a form every year.

  • Reunions & events

    We're designing reunions as first-class events — invite a batch, take RSVPs, and watch the count fill — so the tenth-year gathering is organised inside the platform the school already runs on, not a side spreadsheet.

  • Mentorship matching

    The directory is meant to give back: senior students and recent leavers will be matched with willing alumni by field and interest, turning a list of names into introductions worth making.

  • Donations & giving

    We're building giving in directly — an alum can support a scholarship or a building fund, and every gift is recorded against the campaign so the school can see what a cohort raised, in one place.

  • 80G receipts

    Every eligible gift is designed to generate an 80G donation receipt automatically — the tax acknowledgement an Indian donor expects — issued the moment the payment clears, not weeks later by email.

  • Form 10BD ready

    The receipts will roll up into the Form 10BD statement of donations a trust must file — so year-end compliance is a report the platform compiles, not a reconciliation done by hand from a stack of receipts.

How it will fit
  • 01 / 04

    Built on the records the school already holds. A leaver isn't re-typed into a new system — the directory is designed to grow out of the student who graduated, so a batch is the same cohort the school once taught, kept by passing-out year.

  • 02 / 04

    Giving that meets the same finance discipline. Donations are intended to settle through the platform's payment rails and book against a campaign, so an 80G receipt and the Form 10BD roll-up come from the same ledger the rest of finance runs on — not a separate tool.

  • 03 / 04

    On the same web, iOS and Android apps. When it ships, an old student will browse the directory or RSVP to a reunion from a phone, and the school will run a campaign from the desk — no separate alumni login to maintain.

  • 04 / 04

    Within reach of Sol, the AI agent. The assistant that answers questions across the school is meant to sit over the network too — a quiet way to ask which alumni work in medicine, or what the Class of 2014 has raised this year.

The vision

A school doesn't stop teaching when a student leaves. We're building the place that proves it.

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The next step

See ScholaRise in your school.

A real walkthrough with someone who actually runs a school — we'll map what fits your campus today and what's worth phasing in over the next year.

The walkthrough

Length
30 minutes, no slides
Run by
Someone who runs a school
Available
Across India · web, iOS & Android
Status
On the roadmap
Platforms
Web · iOS · Android
Sign-in
LinkedIn
Giving
80G · Form 10BD