Everything schools ask us, in one place.

Yes. Each product is a complete system on its own. Most schools start with one and switch others on later, and nothing you set up has to be redone.

No. Every product has its own login. SSO replaces those with one account for staff, students and parents, and it is the simplest way to run several products at once.

The two read from the same student record. Identity, class and guardian details are already there, so setup is a matter of choosing which staff get access.

A single product on a school of under a thousand students is usually live within three weeks: one week to import, one to configure, one to train. Adding a second product to a school already on Skoolbeez is a matter of days.

Yes. A pilot runs on your own data with a small group of staff, for one term, at no cost. Anything entered during the pilot carries over if you continue.

A student list, a staff list and your class structure. A spreadsheet export is fine. We do the mapping and come back with a draft for you to check.

The school does, always. We process it on the school's instructions and return or delete it when a licence ends.

Yes, and most do eventually. They read from the same student record, so a name typed into one product is already correct in the next.

Kinder and Elite ship parent apps for iOS and Android. The other products send to parents by email and messaging rather than asking them to install anything.

Elite includes multi-campus timetabling. Prime covers period attendance against a timetable you import rather than generating one.

The engine inside every product. It reads the shared student record and turns it into early warnings, plain summaries and answers to questions staff ask in their own words.

Yes. Requests from schools drive most of the roadmap. If a request is specific to one school we will say so, and quote it separately rather than shipping it to everyone.

There is an import for the common spreadsheet formats and an API for everything else. Tell us what you run and we will tell you honestly whether it is a fit.

Campus is in development. Pilot places are open for the next intake, and the screens shown here are the current design preview.

Skoolbeez Prime ships with the attendance, exam and discipline reports government schools are asked for, and report formats are configured per country. Other products feed their data into the same reporting view.

Yes. SSO works with the addresses your staff already use, including Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 accounts.

One sign-out removes access to every product at once, and the record of what they did stays with the school.

Yes, and it can be required per role, for example finance and admin staff only.

Per product, priced on student numbers. Contact sales with your enrolment and the products you are considering for a quote.

One academic year. Schools that add a product mid-year are only billed for the remaining terms.

Per student, per product. Staff accounts are unlimited, because a system nobody logs into is worth nothing.

Yes. The more of the comb a school runs, the lower the per-student rate on each cell.

Onboarding, training sessions and support during school hours in your own timezone. There is no separate support tier to buy.

In the region the school chooses, and it is not moved without telling you first.

Whichever applies where the school operates. The privacy notice is written to sit alongside it, and names the PDPA and the GDPR as worked examples.

They ask the school, which can see everything we hold and can raise any request with us on the family's behalf.

Continuously, with point-in-time restore for the last 30 days. Restores are tested, not assumed.

You get a full export in an open format, and the records are returned or deleted within 60 days at the school's choice.

School hours in the school's own timezone, with an out-of-hours channel for anything that stops sign-in or attendance.

Yes, in the staff room before every rollout, and again at the start of each academic year for new staff.

Yes, per product, written for the person doing the job rather than for an administrator.

From inside the product, which attaches the context automatically. Anything that blocks a class is picked up the same day.