Solutions
Run many schools on one AI-powered platform
Add a school in minutes; each one keeps its own dashboard, reports and website. Group-wide reporting is on our roadmap.
Before → after
What changes for you
New schools take forever to set up
Ready in minutes, own theme & session
Data must stay on your own servers
Cloud, or your own server / VPS
Migrating old school data is risky
School-by-school, with a reconciliation report
One combined view across schools
On our roadmap — each school stands alone today
A day with SchoolTrendz
A day as an operator
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9:00 am
Review new schools
See which schools registered themselves overnight.
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10:30 am
Onboard a school
Currency, theme and academic session, set once.
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12:00 pm
Review a migration
Row counts and totals, checked before go-live.
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3:00 pm
Open a school's reports
Its own dashboard, still fully separate.
AI-powered, school by school
Each school gets its own SchoolTrendz AI
In early access, each school's assistant answers read-only questions within that school's own data and permissions.
Group reporting across schools is on our roadmap — today, each school's reports and assistant stay within that one school.
What you get
Everything included for this role
- Cloud, or your own server / VPS
- Create schools in minutes, own currency and theme
- School-by-school migration with a reconciliation report
- Each school keeps its own dashboard, reports and website
- Group-wide reporting — on our roadmap, not available today
Go deeper
Related features
Modules that matter most for this role.
Students & admissions
Admission forms, bulk import and an enquiry pipeline through to one-click admit.
Questions
Frequently asked
Can I see one combined dashboard for every school in my group?
Can we run this on our own server instead of the cloud?
How do schools move over from their current software?
Free for every school
Bring your schools onto one platform
Free for every school. Register your first school, or talk to us about a group move.
Register in about a minute Nothing to install AI assistant in early access