Prefect

What it does

Each student carries a card that marks attendance at the gate and tells the parent at once, opens the library and pays at the canteen from a wallet the parent tops up. Parents see the bus on a map, get alerts and pay fees in the app. Teachers run parent meetings, homework and exams digitally; the office sees the whole campus.

Who uses it

The school administrator follows attendance, visitors and zones and sends circulars and reports. Teachers run digital parent meetings, library issue, homework and exam sharing. Parents get attendance, bus and report alerts and pay fees; students use the card for attendance, library and payments.

How it runs

The RFID card marks attendance and alerts the parent, buses are tracked and visitor alerts raised for restricted zones, the library, the mess menu and the cashless wallet run on the card, health and growth are tracked against WHO benchmarks, and parent meetings, admissions, reports and messages happen in the app.

In government, and in a private business

For a government school or a chain of public schools, attendance is recorded by the card rather than the register, the parent knows within the minute, and the bus and the gate are supervised from the office. Fee and canteen money moves through card-linked wallets.

A private school or a group of schools is an owner-run business in every sense, and this campus is what the platform was built for. Does your school still call the parent an hour after the bus was late?

How it runs, step by step

1. Smart ID & attendanceRFID Active Cards auto-mark attendance; parents alerted.
2. Safety & trackingReal-time bus tracking and visitor red-zone alerts.
3. Campus servicesNFC smart library, mess menu and cashless e-wallet.
4. Health & growthBMI and medical tracking benchmarked to WHO data.
5. Parent engagementDigital PTM, admissions, reports and communication.