The software you wish your school ran on. Quiet, fast, and built for the way Indian schools actually work.
UPI, Razorpay, bank, cash — one ledger. Reminders go out automatically. Receipts land on WhatsApp the second a parent pays.
Everyone is present by default. The teacher taps only who's missing. Parents are notified the moment their child is marked absent.
WhatsApp-native. Meta-approved templates. No forced app installs. Read rates that make SMS look like fax.
Online enquiry, document upload, interview scheduling, fee on confirmation.
Every child's 360° profile — academics, fees, attendance, behaviour, transport.
Auto-generated. Conflict-free. Substitute teachers assigned in one click.
Board-specific report cards. Co-scholastic grades. Digital signatures.
Staff attendance, leave, salary, PF, TDS, Form 16. Indian payroll, handled.
Routes, stops, drivers. Live GPS. Parents notified on pickup and drop.
Issue, return, dues. Barcode and QR. Reading history per child.
Collections, enrolments, attendance trends, staff utilisation — at a glance.
We move your data. We train your staff. We stay on WhatsApp through the transition. Switching is the hardest part — so it's the part we own.
From signed agreement to first fee on Inkwelly. Guaranteed.
We import from your current ERP or Excel. You approve before go-live.
If it's not working, we refund pro-rata and hand your data back. No lock-in.
WhatsApp, in business hours. A real person, not a ticket queue.
For school accountants and principals filing the RTE Section 12(1)(c) reimbursement claim with the state education office. By the end the claim in Inkwelly will move from Pending to Submitted, every student item will be verified, and the government tracking reference will be recorded against the claim for the audit trail.
For school accountants and fee counter staff who receive advance fee payments — an annual upfront from a parent, an accidental overpayment, or a refund the family asked to retain as credit. By the end you will have a saved credit balance on the student's fee profile that Inkwelly automatically applies to the next invoice.
For front-office staff, class teachers and accountants who need to record a small disciplinary or recovery charge — a library overdue, a damaged textbook, a late pickup, a uniform breach — and reverse one if needed. By the end you will have a saved fine on a student profile in Inkwelly with a clear category, amount and reason, and you will know how to waive it fully or partially.
For principals, finance committees and head clerks who open the fee dashboard each morning. By the end you will know what every tile means, which number to act on first, and how Inkwelly turns the day's collections into a board-ready picture.
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A 30-minute demo. We open your current ERP with you, walk through exactly what moves, and give you a dated go-live plan by the end of the call.