register-book-style monthly grid for class attendance
New feature shipped to Inkwelly— India's most actively developed school management software. This change is in production at real Indian schools today, not on a roadmap.
- Attendance: New monthly register-book grid lets class teachers mark and review attendance as a single visual matrix — students as rows, days as columns, color-coded statuses at every cell. Mirrors the paper register that CBSE, ICSE, and State board schools use today, so Tier-2 and Tier-3 city schools migrating from a physical attendance book recognise the layout instantly.
- Quick edit and un-mark: Teachers who mark a student present by mistake can clear the mark with one click — no more switching to absent to fudge the record. Edit and remove flows respect a new permission so the school office can lock down who can erase past attendance.
- Faster class switching: Class teachers can step through every class from inside the same view using prev / next arrows — no bouncing back to a class list between rooms. Holidays from the school calendar render as shaded columns automatically, and week-offs are handled the same way.
- Hindi support and mobile-responsive: Every label, button, and toast in the new register works in Hindi (Devanagari) and adapts to phone screens with a single-day swipe view, so a class teacher can finish the morning roll call on a cheap Android phone in under a minute.
This isn't a roadmap. It's already running in your competitor's school.
Every update on the Inkwelly changelog is in production at real Indian schools today. If you're tired of ERP vendors who promise features for “next quarter”, let's talk. We run a 90-day paid pilot with a pro-rata refund and full data export.