Every roll call, already taken —
before you open the register.
A short preview of what your team will see in the live walkthrough: one dashboard for attendance, fees, students and staff — built to replace the paper register, not just digitise it.
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The whole campus, on one screen.
The morning your admin team opens EduManage, this is what greets them — enrolment, staffing and fee position, updated as the day happens.
Fee collection, month by month
Fee summary by installment
Mark once. Report itself, forever.
A class teacher marks attendance in under a minute. From that single action, EduManage produces the register above, the class-wise submission report, and the term-long percentage sheet — with no extra data entry.
Date-range reports
Pull any class's attendance across any span — a week, a term, a full year — with working days, holidays and percentage worked out automatically.
Monthly calendar view
A full month per student at a glance, colour-coded, so a parent-teacher conversation never starts with "let me check."
Automatic flags
Students below 75% surface on their own — no one has to remember to go looking for them.
Submission tracking
See instantly which classes have marked attendance for the day and which haven't, before it becomes a 4pm scramble.
Know the day's attendance without asking a single teacher.
The submission report totals present, absent and percentage for any class the moment it's marked — this is a live counter, try it.
The patterns a register alone won't show you.
Distribution, defaulters and top performers, recalculated the moment new attendance lands — no spreadsheet exports required.
Attendance distribution
Top performers this term
Let's walk through your own data, live.
This page is a preview built from a sample export. The demo shows the same views running on your school's actual classes, fee structure and staff roster.
- 30-minute walkthrough, on a call or in person
- We load a sample of your school's own class lists — nothing generic
- Your admin team can ask questions and try it hands-on