School leaders
You need the month without asking someone to add the registers. Collection, the classes that still owe, attendance that stays low, and subjects that are weak are already on the school.
See reports →N3School
Run the school day from one place.
N3School is for the person at the desk. Fees, attendance, marks, and the paper you hand over stay with the student, so the morning does not start with a search.
- The due matches the bill
- Attendance is still there tomorrow
- The report prints from the marks
- Stop adding the month by handThe bill, the payment, and what is still open sit on the student.
- Answer the absence callThe class is marked once. It is still there the next day.
- Skip the night-before reportMarks entered for the exam are the marks on the progress report.
- Fewer repeated callsA parent can see their own child. They cannot edit a due or a mark.
Eight parts of the school day
Everything the office is asked for.
Each part has its own page. The number, the fee, the mark, and the paper stay with the child, so the next question does not start from a blank book.
01AdmissionsTake a child onto the register with the number, class, and papers the office already uses.Open admissions →02Student informationFind any child by the number the office calls out, with class, photo, and papers together.Open students →03AcademicsMarks, monthly attendance, rank, and a progress report that prints from what was entered.Open academics →04AttendanceMark the class once, mark staff arrival, and still answer the absence question tomorrow.Open attendance →05Fees and paymentsFee heads, bills, payments, and what is still open — including this month — on the student.Open fees →06CommunicationTell a parent the payment arrived, the bill is out, or that they can see their own child.Open messages →07Reports and analyticsPayments, bills, dues, expenses, and the classes and subjects that need a look.Open reports →08AdministrationStaff, past staff, expenses, logins, and the school’s name on every printed page.Open office →
Built for each of them
The same school day, four different jobs.
A principal, a teacher, a parent, and the child are not doing the same work. N3School is shaped around what each of them needs from the record.
Teachers
You mark your class and enter marks for your students. The progress report is printed from those marks. You are not copying the same list into a second book for the office.
See academics →Parents
You can be told when a payment is received or a bill is out. You can open your own child — bills, receipts, attendance, and the report. You cannot change a due or a mark.
See messages →Students
The number, the class, the photo, and the ID card belong to the child. When they move up a year, last year stays on the record. The report they take home is the one the teacher entered.
See students →Your school
Set up for the way the office already works.
Classes, fee heads, and the student number on the register are not the same in every school. N3School follows those. The bill and the ID card carry your school’s name.
There is no public signup. Tell us where the morning gets stuck, and we will walk through that day.
Ready to see it
Show us the question that stops the desk.
A due that will not add up, an attendance book, or a report copied the night before.