Seven connected products covering primary, secondary and tertiary institutions, open and distance learning, exam practice, AI tutoring, and independent teachers. Each one can be used on its own; all seven are built on one academic core, so a pupil, a term and a result mean the same thing everywhere.
Pick the one that matches the institution in front of you. Every card opens a page that says plainly what the product does and where it runs.
One system for pupils, classes, attendance and report cards.
primaryStreams, subject combinations, timetables and results at scale.
secondaryFaculties, course registration and transcripts end to end.
tertiaryExam-body question banks with a timed practice engine.
practicequestionsA tutor for every learner, grounded in your curriculum.
aitutorOpen and distance learning your regulator recognises.
tertiaryonlineIndependent teachers running live and recorded classes.
educonnectA primary school has no subject combinations and a polytechnic has no class teacher. Forcing all three into one system is how school software ends up unusable for everyone.
Each product keeps its own records, and inside a product each institution's records are kept apart from every other institution's. When a customer asks where their data lives, there is a specific answer — not “somewhere in a shared system”.
Fees paid in instalments, results that follow your own curriculum authority and examining boards, local payment rails rather than card-only checkout, and screens that survive a bad connection.
Tell us what you run today and what is not working. We will tell you which of the seven fits, and what moving would actually involve.
