Outcome · Paperless office
The paper a school runs on, retired.
Every consent slip, circular and signed register is paper that gets lost, photocopied and stored. The pieces to replace it — forms, a document vault, digital circulars and a media gallery — already ship.
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A form for everything
Consent slips, trip permissions, surveys, indemnity — most are still printed, handed out, half-returned and counted by hand.
- 02
Documents in a cabinet
TCs, certificates, ID proofs and signed records sit in folders nobody can search and anybody near the cabinet can open.
- 03
Circulars on the noticeboard
A photocopied notice in the school bag reaches some parents, eventually — with no way to know who actually read it.
- 04
Photos on someone's phone
Event and classroom photos scatter across staff phones and WhatsApp groups, never quite findable when you need them.
Mapped to modules that already run.
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01 / 05
Any form, no printing. Build the consent slip, the trip permission or the survey in the no-code builder, send the link, and collect the responses as data — not a stack to tally.
Forms & reports -
02 / 05
The cabinet becomes the Vault. Documents live in the secure Vault — organised by series and tags, with access granted by role, expiring share links and a trail on every file — on a need-to-know footing, not behind a lock anyone with a key can open.
Trust & security -
03 / 05
Circulars go out digitally. Send the notice WhatsApp-first with audience scoping and delivery receipts, so you know it reached the right parents — and who opened it.
Communications -
04 / 05
Photos in one gallery. Event and classroom media land in a central library with folders and tagging, instead of scattering across staff phones and chat groups.
Photo library -
05 / 05
Pull the data back out. What the forms collect exports in the shape you need — so going paperless doesn't mean the figures get harder to produce.
Forms & reports
An honest note
Some paper is genuinely the school's to keep — a wet-signature original, a board-prescribed document. We help you retire the rest and file the keepers in the Vault; we don't decide which records you're legally required to hold on paper.
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