Analytics.

A report you have to assemble by hand is already out of date.

• Role-specific dashboards

  Each role gets a dashboard built for the decisions it makes — an owner's five-tab business view, a principal's daily pulse, a teacher's pending queue, a parent's morning check — not one screen recoloured for everyone.

• Trust roll-up

  From headquarters, see the whole trust at once — students, collection, outstanding — then scope down to a single campus to drill into what is moving the number.

• Attendance trends

  Today's present-and-absent pulse, per-class attendance heat, and trend lines computed from the same daily registers the school already keeps — no second tally.

• Fee collection & cash flow

  Collected against expected, this year against last, fee-head and term-wise breakdowns, and a fourteen-day daily trend — the collection story without exporting to a spreadsheet.

• Defaulters & ageing

  Outstanding bucketed by age — under thirty days through ninety-plus — with a sortable top-defaulters table and a class-by-class view, so collection effort lands where it matters.

• Exam at-risk insights

  A per-student risk snapshot — a risk score, a predicted term percentage and the factors behind it — surfaces who is slipping while there is still a term left to act on it.

• Audit & AI logs

  Every consequential change recorded by action, entity, severity and source; every AI call logged by feature, provider and status — a defensible record of what happened and who did it.

• Daily AI summaries

  Generated end-of-day reads of the school's activity, written in English and Hindi and cached per branch — the gist of the day without scrolling four screens to find it.

• 01 / 04

  Every figure is scoped to a campus and a year. A multi-campus trust rolls up at headquarters and drills down to one branch, and last year's numbers stay last year's — attendance, fees and exams all read from the right session, never a stale snapshot.

• 02 / 04

  Read straight from the one ledger. Dashboards don't keep their own copy of the truth. Collection, attendance and marks are computed live from the same records the school runs on, so the report and the workflow can never disagree.

• 03 / 04

  On the same web, iOS and Android apps. An owner reads the trust roll-up from the desk; a principal checks the morning pulse from a phone. The same dashboards travel across all three apps — no separate reporting login.

• 04 / 04

  Within reach of Sol, the AI agent. The same assistant that works across the school sits over the numbers too — ask what changed this week or which class is slipping, and every answer it gives is logged in the AI log alongside it.

Why it can be trusted

The dashboard doesn't keep its own copy of the truth. It reads the same ledger the school runs on.