Fee plans per student
Term plans, optional components, sibling and staff concessions and transport slabs resolve into one due amount per student, with the rule that produced it visible.
School management system · Fee management software for schools
Fee collection in an Indian school is not one number. It is term plans, concessions, transport slabs, late fees, partial payments and a reconciliation that someone does by hand every month. SquareCampus keeps all of it on one ledger with an owner against every exception.
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Fee management software is the part of a school system that defines fee structures, raises dues per student, records payments across channels, applies concessions and late fees, issues receipts and reconciles collections against the bank. Done well, it is a ledger the whole school shares rather than a collection module that finance reconciles against everything else.
SquareCampus includes these capabilities and is positioned as a School Operating System. Read the canonical definition.
How it runs in SquareCampus
A module list hides the real question: does the work connect? These are the workflows as they run in production.
Term plans, optional components, sibling and staff concessions and transport slabs resolve into one due amount per student, with the rule that produced it visible.
Online payments, counter cash, cheques and bank transfers post to the same ledger and issue receipts from one sequence.
Dues reminders go to parents in context, and the record shows what was sent, when, and whether it was seen.
Every concession, waiver and refund runs through a role-scoped approval with a reason, so the finance trail is complete before an audit.
Collections reconcile against settlements and bank statements, with exports in the formats auditors and trust boards ask for.
Built for India
Boards, fee structures, trusts and parent channels are configuration here, not customisation projects.
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