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Academica One: multi-school ERP for school chains, dioceses and trusts

Run every school in your group from a single command centre. Academica One is enterprise multi-school ERP software that consolidates admissions, fees, attendance, academics, HR, and finance across unlimited campuses — so headquarters sees live numbers from every institution on one screen instead of waiting for month-end reports that arrive in six different spreadsheet formats.

  • Unlimited schools, one licence
  • Live HQ dashboard
  • Group-wide fee & fund visibility
  • Standardised academics
  • Built on Academica, live since 2013
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From ₹180 per student per year, excluding GST. How pricing works

The proposition

One Platform. Unlimited Schools. Total Control.

Most groups do not have a software problem at any single school. They have a consolidation problem across all of them. Academica One is centralized school management software built for that gap — the layer that sits above your campuses and makes them behave like one organisation.

  • One platform

    Every campus runs the same system, the same fee heads, the same grading logic, and the same student record structure. One vendor, one contract, one support line — instead of five schools on five products nobody can reconcile.

  • Unlimited schools

    Add a campus, a pre-primary wing, a junior college, or an entire acquired institution without a new deployment. The multi school ERP scales horizontally: new schools inherit the group configuration on day one and start reporting into the same dashboard.

  • Total control

    Headquarters sets the policy; each school executes inside it. Fee structures, approval limits, academic calendars, and user permissions are governed centrally, while principals keep the day-to-day autonomy they need to actually run their school.

Built for groups

Who Is Academica One Built For?

Multi-school ERP software earns its place when one organisation is accountable for more than one institution — when a decision taken at headquarters has to hold in every school, and a question asked in a board meeting should not take a week of emails to answer.

  • School chains

    Branded groups running the same academic promise across several cities. Academica One keeps the curriculum, fee policy, and reporting identical everywhere, so a parent gets the same experience in every branch and the head office gets one consolidated view.

  • Diocese offices

    Diocese school management software for education secretaries overseeing dozens of institutions. Each school keeps its own identity and management committee, while the diocese sees enrolment, collections, staffing, and results for the whole network without a single site visit.

  • Educational trusts

    Trust school ERP for boards accountable for funds they did not personally collect. Fee income, concessions, expenditure, and audit trails roll up per school and per trust, so trustees can answer a question in a meeting instead of after it.

  • Missionary schools

    Congregation-run schools spread across districts and states, often with limited IT staff on site. Central configuration and remote support mean a school with two computers gets the same system as the flagship campus.

  • Corporate education groups

    Enterprise school ERP for operators who treat education as a portfolio — with unit economics, occupancy, cost per student, and growth targets reviewed the way any other business line would be.

  • Educational societies

    Societies managing schools alongside colleges, hostels, and vocational centres. One centralized education ERP covers the whole registry instead of leaving each unit to buy its own software.

  • CBSE & ICSE groups

    Multi-branch school software with board-aware academics — CBSE, ICSE, and state board patterns configured per school while assessment data still consolidates into a single group-level analysis.

  • International school networks

    Multi campus school management software for networks operating across states or countries, with per-campus currencies, calendars, and languages reporting into one headquarters view.

  • Aided & sponsored institutions

    Groups answerable to a sponsoring body or government department, where standardised records and defensible compliance reporting matter more than any individual feature.

The reality

Challenges of Managing Multiple Schools

None of these are failures of effort. They are what happens when capable people run separate systems and are then asked to behave like one organisation.

  • No single version of the truth

    Each school reports enrolment, attendance, and collections in its own format, on its own schedule. By the time the group compiles them, the numbers are three weeks old and two of them disagree.

    Every campus writes into one centralized education ERP, so the group number is the sum of live school numbers — not a spreadsheet someone assembled on Sunday night.

  • Every campus invents its own process

    Admission workflows, fee heads, concession rules, and grading schemes drift apart school by school. Transferring a student between your own campuses becomes a manual re-entry job.

    Group templates define the standard; schools inherit it. A student moving from one campus to another carries their record with them, intact.

  • Financial blind spots until audit season

    Fee arrears, unbanked cash, and unbudgeted expenditure surface months later, usually in front of the auditor rather than in front of the board.

    Live collections, arrears ageing, and expenditure against budget per school — with drill-down from the group total to the individual receipt.

  • No group view of staffing

    One school is short three science teachers while another carries surplus capacity in the same subject, and nobody at headquarters can see it.

    Consolidated HRMS: sanctioned versus filled posts, qualifications, pupil–teacher ratio, and payroll cost per campus in one table.

  • Compliance repeated N times

    Board returns, UDISE+ submissions, and affiliation paperwork are prepared from scratch at every school, by staff whose actual job is teaching.

    Compliance data is generated from records the schools already maintain — prepared once per campus, reviewed centrally, and filed on time.

  • Academic quality drifts unnoticed

    A weak cohort, a slipping subject, or a rising dropout pattern is visible inside one school long before it becomes visible to the group — often a full academic year late.

    School monitoring software compares results, attendance, and syllabus coverage across campuses continuously, so an outlier is a notification instead of a post-mortem.

Every campus you run, on one screen.

Bring us your list of schools, your fee structures, and the report you currently spend a week assembling. We will show you the same picture live, in a demo configured to your group.

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Headquarters

Digital Command Center

A school command center is not a report you request — it is the room you already sit in. Academica One gives group leadership continuous visibility over every campus, central control of the policies those campuses run on, and an alert the moment one of them drifts outside the range you set.

  • Live network monitoring

    Attendance, collections, admissions, and incidents stream in from every campus as they happen. The school command center is a live picture, not a monthly reconstruction of one.

  • Central policy control

    Fee structures, concession rules, grading schemes, academic calendars, and approval limits are defined once at group level and pushed to the schools that should inherit them.

  • Exception alerts

    Headquarters is notified when a threshold breaks — collections behind plan, attendance below floor, an unapproved concession, a pending statutory filing — instead of discovering it in a review meeting.

  • Role & access governance

    A principal sees their school. A regional head sees their cluster. The group CEO sees everything. Permissions are enforced server-side and every privileged action is written to an audit trail.

  • Campus benchmarking

    Rank and compare schools on the metrics that matter to your group — collection efficiency, pupil–teacher ratio, result quality, retention, cost per student — with like-for-like normalisation.

  • Complete history

    Every mark change, fee waiver, transfer, and configuration edit is stamped with who, what, and when — across all schools, retained for the period your auditors and boards require.

One screen

Centralized Executive Dashboard

This is what a multi-school ERP is finally for: the dashboard a chairperson can open in a meeting and a director can act on the same afternoon — group totals composed from live campus data, campus league tables, and drill-down from any headline figure to the record underneath it.

Group overview · all campuses

Sample view — figures are illustrative

  • Group collections

    ₹18.4Cr

    +8.2% vs last term

  • Students enrolled

    24,180

    +1,240 this session

  • Attendance today

    94.6%

    -0.8% vs 7-day avg

  • Fee arrears

    ₹1.12Cr

    3 campuses flagged

Sample campus rollup showing students, fee collection, attendance, and status for each school in the group
CampusStudentsCollectionsAttendanceStatus
Central Campus4,82096%96.1%On track
North Branch3,41091%94.8%On track
Riverside School2,96078%92.4%Watch
Hill Station Campus1,74064%89.7%Action

What each role sees

The same data, filtered to the decision each person is actually accountable for.

Chairperson & trustees
Group financial health, enrolment growth, and risk flags — the four numbers a board actually opens the meeting with.
Group CEO / Director
Campus benchmarking, cost per student, staffing efficiency, and where the next investment should go.
Education secretary
Academic outcomes, syllabus coverage, teacher deployment, and compliance status across every institution.
Regional administrator
A cluster view: the schools they own, their arrears, their vacancies, and their pending approvals.
Principal
Their own school in full depth — with group policy already applied, so nothing needs re-deciding locally.
The platform

Complete ERP Modules

23modules covering the full operating surface of an education group — every one of them reading and writing the same student, staff, and financial records, at every campus, so nothing is ever entered twice.

Showing 23 of 23 modules

  • Group-wide

    Student Information System

    One permanent record per student across the entire group — demographics, guardians, medical notes, academic history, and documents. A centralized student information system means a child who moves between your campuses keeps one identity, not three.

  • Group-wide

    Admission Management

    Group-wide online admissions: one application form, campus preferences, document upload, application fee payment, merit lists, and seat allocation. Overflow at one school can be offered a seat at another instead of being lost.

  • Inter-Campus Transfer

    Move a student or a staff member between schools in the group without re-entering a single field. Records, ledgers, and academic history travel with them, and both campuses keep a clean audit trail.

  • HQ

    Master Data & Policy Templates

    Group-level masters for classes, subjects, fee heads, grading schemes, holiday calendars, and document checklists — defined once at headquarters and inherited by every school that should follow them.

  • Academics & Curriculum

    Syllabus mapping, lesson plans, and coverage tracking per campus, benchmarked against the group plan — so headquarters can see in January which sections will not finish the syllabus by March.

  • Examination & Result Management

    Board-aware assessment schemes per school — CBSE, ICSE, state boards — with marks entered once producing report cards, marksheets, and a group-level result analysis by subject, section, and campus.

  • Timetable & Teacher Deployment

    Clash-free timetables per campus, plus a group view of teacher utilisation — the report that shows one school short-staffed in a subject while another carries spare capacity in the same one.

  • AI

    Learning & Assessment Analytics

    Cohort performance compared across campuses and years, with subject-level outliers surfaced automatically so academic leadership can intervene during the term rather than after results.

  • Group-wide

    Fee Management & Collection

    Campus-specific fee structures under a group policy, collected by UPI, netbanking, card, or counter — with receipts, reconciliation, and arrears ageing rolling up to a single group position.

  • Concessions, Scholarships & Approvals

    Concession rules defined centrally with approval limits per role. A waiver beyond a principal's authority routes to headquarters automatically, and every approval is logged against the student and the approver.

  • HQ

    Finance, Accounting & Consolidation

    Double-entry books per school with group consolidation, inter-unit transfers, budget-versus-actual tracking, and Tally-ready exports — so the trust's consolidated position is available on demand.

  • Budgeting & Capital Planning

    Annual budgets built bottom-up by campus and approved top-down by the board, with capital expenditure requests, sanction status, and utilisation tracked against the same plan.

  • Group-wide

    HRMS

    Group HRMS covering staff records, qualifications, contracts, leave policy, appraisals, and transfers across campuses — with sanctioned-versus-filled posts visible per school and per subject.

  • Payroll & Statutory Compliance

    Salary structures, PF, ESI, TDS, arrears, and payslips processed per entity while reporting into one group cost view — driven by the same attendance data the campuses already capture.

  • Attendance Management

    Facial biometric and device-based attendance for students and staff at every campus, feeding payroll, report cards, and the group attendance dashboard without a register being retyped anywhere.

  • Transport & Fleet

    Routes, stops, vehicles, and drivers managed per campus with GPS tracking for parents — plus a group view of fleet utilisation and transport cost recovery across schools.

  • Hostel & Boarding

    Room allotment, mess billing, in-out registers, and warden escalation for residential campuses, with occupancy and recovery reported alongside every other unit in the group.

  • Library & Resources

    Catalogues, issue and return, reservations, and fines per campus — with a shared group catalogue view so a title held at one school can be located from another.

  • Inventory, Assets & Procurement

    Purchase requests, approvals, stock, and fixed-asset registers per campus, consolidated for the group — including centralised procurement where buying together is cheaper than buying eight times.

  • HQ

    Executive Dashboard & MIS

    The centralized executive dashboard: group KPIs, campus league tables, trend lines, and drill-down from a headline number to the underlying record — the screen a board meeting can actually be run from.

  • Parent, Staff & Group Communication

    Circulars, SMS, WhatsApp, and push notifications targeted at one class, one campus, a region, or the entire group — with delivery and read reporting so headquarters knows a message actually landed.

  • Parent & Student App

    One app across the whole group: fees, attendance, homework, results, bus location, and notices. A family with children at two campuses manages both from a single login.

  • Compliance & Statutory Reporting

    Board affiliation records, UDISE+ data, RTE returns, and audit schedules generated per school from live records, tracked centrally so headquarters knows which filing is pending where.

In practice

What centralisation actually looks like

Headquarters

The whole network on one screen, updated as it happens

Group leadership should not have to ask a school for a number. Academica One gives headquarters a live centralized dashboard covering every campus — enrolment, collections, attendance, staffing, and results — with the ability to drill from a group total down to a single receipt or a single absent child.

  • Live group totals composed from live school data
  • Campus league tables with like-for-like normalisation
  • Drill-down from any headline number to the source record
  • Exception alerts when a campus crosses a threshold
Education group leadership reviewing a centralized school management dashboard for multiple campuses
Standardisation

Every campus runs the process you actually designed

Groups do not lose control through bad intent; they lose it through drift. Academica One defines admissions, fee heads, concession rules, grading schemes, and calendars at group level and pushes them down, so a policy decision taken at headquarters is live in every school the same week.

  • Group templates inherited by new and existing campuses
  • Approval limits enforced by role, not by convention
  • Local flexibility where a campus genuinely differs
  • Configuration changes captured in a full audit trail
Central school administration office operating multi school ERP software for a school chain
Finance

One consolidated financial position, not eight reconciliations

Fee collection, concessions, expenditure, and budgets are handled campus by campus but reported as one. The trust or group sees consolidated collections against plan in real time, and arrears ageing tells you which school needs help this week rather than which one failed last quarter.

  • Consolidated collections, arrears, and expenditure
  • Budget versus actual per campus and per group
  • Inter-unit transfers with a clean audit position
  • Tally-ready exports for your existing auditor
Finance team consolidating multi campus school fee collections in centralized education ERP software
On campus

Principals keep their school; the group keeps its standard

Centralisation fails when it takes away the judgement a principal needs to run a school. Academica One separates policy from operations: headquarters governs structure, approvals, and reporting, while each campus retains full depth in admissions, academics, attendance, and parent communication.

  • Full single-school functionality at every campus
  • Group policy applied without removing local judgement
  • Same parent app and portal across the network
  • Staff trained once — the system is identical everywhere
Multi campus school network courtyard managed with multi-school ERP software
Start where it hurts

Don't want all 23 modules on day one? Start with one campus.

Most groups begin with a pilot school and the finance and admissions modules, then extend the configuration across the network. One vendor, one contract, one student record — however many campuses you add later.

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What you get

  • Senior team, no handoffs
  • Fixed timeline & scope
  • Post-launch support
The return

Benefits

What a group actually gets from multi-school ERP software and centralized education management — stated as outcomes a board can hold us to, not as feature counts.

  • Complete visibility

    Every school, every day, in one view. Leadership stops asking for reports and starts reading live ones — which changes what a management meeting is even for.

  • Operational control

    Policy set centrally is policy applied everywhere. Approval limits, fee structures, and academic standards stop depending on who happens to be running a campus this year.

  • Scalability without re-implementation

    Adding the ninth school costs a fraction of adding the second. New campuses inherit the group configuration and start reporting into the same dashboard immediately.

  • Defensible compliance

    Board returns, UDISE+ data, RTE reporting, and audit trails are generated from live records across the group, with a central view of what is filed and what is pending.

  • Time returned to educators

    Attendance, marks, receipts, and circulars stop being retyped into registers and spreadsheets. That time returns to teaching and to running the school.

  • Better unit economics

    Cost per student, staffing efficiency, fleet utilisation, and collection efficiency are comparable across campuses — so investment goes where it demonstrably pays.

  • Consistent parent experience

    One app, one portal, one standard of communication across the network. A family with children at two campuses no longer manages two different systems.

  • Data-driven decisions

    Enrolment trends, result quality, retention, and arrears are analysed across years and campuses — so strategy is argued from evidence rather than from the loudest anecdote.

How we deploy

Implementation

Rolling out a multi-school ERP across a group is a programme, not an install. We design the governance model first, prove it on a pilot campus, then move the network in waves — each faster than the one before it, because the configuration is already decided.

  1. 01

    Weeks 1–2

    Group discovery & governance design

    We map how your group actually works today — what headquarters decides, what each school decides, and where the two currently disagree. That governance model becomes the configuration.

  2. 02

    Weeks 3–5

    Central configuration & templates

    Group masters are built once: fee heads, grading schemes, calendars, roles, approval limits, and reporting structures. Campus-specific variations are defined as deliberate exceptions rather than accidents.

  3. 03

    Weeks 5–9

    Pilot campus & data migration

    One representative school goes live first, with existing student, staff, and fee data migrated and reconciled against its registers. The pilot proves the model before the network commits to it.

  4. 04

    Weeks 8–16

    Phased network rollout

    Remaining campuses go live in waves, each inheriting the group configuration. Staff training is delivered per campus — on-site where scope requires it — and each wave is faster than the last.

  5. 05

    Go-live & beyond

    Command centre handover & continuous support

    Headquarters is trained on the executive dashboard, alerting, and governance controls. We stay close through the first group-wide fee cycle and examination, then continue under an annual contract covering hosting, updates, and priority support.

Honestly compared

Three ways to run a group of schools

Buying a good single-school ERP several times over is not the same as running true multi-school ERP software. The difference only shows up at group level — which is exactly where it costs the most.

Academica One compared with separate systems per school and a single-school ERP deployed repeatedly
CriterionSeparate systems per schoolSingle-school ERP, repeatedAcademica One
Group reportingManual consolidation in spreadsheets, weeks lateExport from each instance, then merge by handLive group totals composed from live school data
Process standardisationEvery campus invents its ownSame product, but configured differently everywhereGroup templates inherited, exceptions deliberate
Adding a new campusA fresh procurement and a fresh implementationAnother full deployment and another migrationInherits the group configuration; live in weeks
Student moving between your schoolsRe-admitted and re-entered from scratchExported, imported, and reconciled by staffTransferred with the record intact
Financial consolidationReconstructed at audit timePer-school books merged manuallyConsolidated position available on demand
Governance & approvalsDepends entirely on the local administratorConfigured per instance, enforced inconsistentlyCentral limits enforced server-side, fully audited
Support & accountabilitySeveral vendors, each blaming the othersOne vendor, several disconnected contractsOne team, one contract, one escalation path
Why Techimpace

Enterprise experience, not an enterprise brochure

Academica One is the group-management layer in the Academica product family. Its final configuration, rollout, integrations, data migration, and support model are scoped with each organisation by the engineering team in Bardhaman (Burdwan), West Bengal.

  • Proven since 2013

    Academica One is built on the Academica platform, which has run every school day since 2013 at St. Francis de Sales School — through fee cycles, board examinations, a pandemic, and three curriculum revisions.

  • Multi-school expertise

    We have configured admissions, fee policy, and board-specific examination workflows for institutions across West Bengal, Assam, and North East India — including ASSEB-pattern marksheets and admit cards.

  • Enterprise implementation

    Group deployments are run as programmes, not installs: governance design, a pilot campus, phased waves, and per-campus training with a named implementation lead throughout.

  • Hosted and supported in India

    Student data stays on Indian infrastructure with TLS in transit, encryption at rest, encrypted nightly backups, role-based access enforced server-side, and alignment with the DPDP Act, 2023.

  • Continuous upgrades

    Board formats, statutory returns, and payment rails change. Platform updates ship to every campus in your group together, so no school is left running a version that no longer matches the regulation.

  • Long-term support

    The engineering team in Bardhaman (Burdwan) that builds the platform also answers your tickets, with 99.9% uptime, round-the-clock monitoring, and on-site help where the scope requires it.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions directors, trustees, and education secretaries actually ask us before they commit a whole network to one platform.

What is centralized school management software?

Centralized school management software is a single system that runs several schools at once instead of one system per campus. Every institution operates on the same platform — admissions, student records, fees, attendance, academics, HR, and finance — while headquarters gets a consolidated, real-time view across all of them. The practical difference is that group numbers are composed from live school data rather than assembled by hand from separate reports.

What is Academica One?

Academica One is Techimpace's enterprise multi-school ERP software for organisations that run more than one school — chains, diocese offices, educational trusts, missionary congregations, societies, and corporate education groups. It builds on Academica ERP, our single-school platform live since 2013, and adds group governance, inter-campus operations, consolidated finance, and a centralized executive dashboard.

Why do school chains need a centralized ERP?

Because without one, every campus becomes its own island. Enrolment, collections, and results arrive in different formats on different schedules, fee and grading policies drift apart, students cannot move between your own schools without re-entry, and financial problems surface at audit rather than in the month they occur. A school chain ERP replaces that with one process, one record, and one live group position.

How can headquarters monitor multiple schools?

Through the executive dashboard and the command centre. Every campus writes into the same system, so headquarters sees live enrolment, attendance, collections, arrears, staffing, and academic outcomes per school, ranked and compared. Exception alerts fire when a campus crosses a threshold you define, and any headline number can be drilled down to the underlying record.

What is a school command center?

A school command center is the control layer above your individual schools: live monitoring of every campus, central control of policy and configuration, alerting on exceptions, role-based access governance, campus benchmarking, and a complete audit history. It is where a group defines how its schools should operate and then watches whether they actually do.

How can dioceses manage their schools digitally?

A diocese office typically oversees institutions that are administratively independent but accountable to the same authority. Academica One fits that structure: each school runs its own operations and keeps its own management committee, while the diocese sees enrolment, fee collection, staffing, results, and compliance status for the entire network without visiting sites or requesting reports.

Do individual schools lose autonomy under Academica One?

No — and a design that removed local judgement would fail. Headquarters governs structure: fee heads, grading schemes, calendars, roles, and approval limits. Principals keep full operational depth over admissions, academics, attendance, staff deployment, and parent communication at their own campus. Where a school genuinely differs, that difference is configured as a deliberate exception rather than an accident.

How many schools can Academica One manage?

There is no fixed ceiling. The platform is designed for unlimited campuses under one group, and new institutions inherit the existing group configuration rather than requiring a fresh implementation. Groups typically start with a pilot campus, then roll out in waves — each wave faster than the one before it.

How long does implementation take for a group of schools?

A typical group programme runs about four months: two weeks of governance discovery, three weeks of central configuration, a pilot campus live around week nine, and the remaining schools rolled out in waves through roughly week sixteen. The exact timeline depends on how many campuses you run, the state of your existing data, and how much of your process is currently undocumented.

Will you migrate existing data from our schools?

Yes. Student, staff, fee, and academic data is migrated per campus and reconciled against that school's own registers rather than imported and hoped for. Migration from Excel, Tally, or a previous ERP is part of the implementation programme — schools with different legacy systems are handled individually inside the same rollout.

Can each school follow a different board — CBSE, ICSE, or a state board?

Yes. Assessment schemes, subject structures, report card formats, and compliance returns are configured per campus, so a group can run CBSE, ICSE, and state board schools side by side. Results still consolidate into one group-level analysis, because the underlying student and assessment records share a common structure.

How is our data secured across multiple campuses?

Student data is hosted on Indian infrastructure with TLS in transit, encryption at rest, and encrypted nightly backups with tested point-in-time restore. Access is role-based and enforced server-side — a principal sees their school, a regional head sees their cluster, headquarters sees the group — and every privileged action across every campus is written to an audit trail. The platform is built in line with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

What are the benefits of centralized education management?

A multi-school ERP gives a group complete visibility across every campus, operational control through centrally governed policy, scalability that makes each new school cheaper than the last, defensible compliance generated from live records, time returned to educators, comparable unit economics across campuses, a consistent parent experience network-wide, and strategy argued from group-wide evidence instead of anecdote.

How much does Academica One cost?

Academica One starts at ₹180 per student per year, which is ₹15 per student per month, excluding GST. That annual price covers the platform, hosting, updates and support. Each group's own figure is itemised after a scoping call, because it moves with the number of campuses, total student strength, module mix, migration complexity, and how much on-site training your rollout needs. The consultation and the itemised quote are free, and there is no obligation.

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