ERP for engineering colleges
From application form to convocation, in one system.
Most colleges run on a stack of disconnected tools: one vendor for admissions, another for fees, spreadsheets for attendance, and a scramble every accreditation cycle. This replaces that with a single system that follows the same approval chains your college already uses.
Built around who does the work
Every role sees the part of the system it owns, and every action that needs an approval gets one.
Principal and deans
Institution-wide dashboards, approvals that actually route, and the accreditation evidence trail assembled as work happens rather than the month before a visit.
HODs and faculty
Class teacher appointment, attendance capture, internal assessment entry, and section management — the daily work, without spreadsheets in between.
Registrar and finance
Document intake, degree requests with SLA clocks, fee structures per program and year, invoicing, and reconciliation against your own payment gateway account.
Students and parents
Attendance and results, fee dues and receipts, assignments, notices, timetable, and hostel and library status — on the web and on mobile.
Modules
Switch on what your college needs. Hostel, library, placement, and research are all optional per institution.
- Admissions and application review
- Programs, departments, and curriculum
- Sections, timetable, and class allocation
- Attendance with shortage escalation
- Continuous assessment and examinations
- Fee structures, invoicing, and collections
- HR, payroll inputs, and staff onboarding
- Hostel and warden operations
- Library circulation and overdue tracking
- Placement and training cell
- Research and publications
- Grievance handling with SLA tracking
- Notices, calendar, and campus events
- Document intake and digital ID cards
- NAAC evidence and accreditation reporting
- Analytics across every module above
Ready when you are
Onboarding starts with your existing structure — departments, programs, fee heads, assessment scheme — so the first thing you see is your own college, not a demo dataset.