Enquiry capture
Enquiries from the website, walk-ins and calls land in one queue with source, class sought and a follow-up owner.
School management system · School admission management software
An admissions season is hundreds of applications moving through verification, interaction, offer, fee and allocation, with parents phoning the office to ask where theirs is. SquareCampus runs the sequence with an owner on every step and a status the parent sees without calling.
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School admission management software runs the enquiry-to-enrolment sequence: capturing enquiries, issuing application forms, collecting and verifying documents, scheduling interactions, issuing offers, collecting admission fees and allocating sections. Its job is to make every application's status visible to the office and the parent, and to turn a confirmed admission into a student record without re-entry.
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.
Enquiries from the website, walk-ins and calls land in one queue with source, class sought and a follow-up owner.
Parents complete forms and upload documents online; the office verifies against a checklist, and gaps go back to the parent as a request, not a phone call.
Interaction slots, outcomes and offers are recorded in sequence, with offer letters issued from the record.
A paid admission fee confirms the seat, creates the student record, attaches the fee plan and allocates a section in one step.
Applications by stage, class and campus are visible daily, with stalled applications surfaced as exceptions.
Built for India
Boards, fee structures, trusts and parent channels are configuration here, not customisation projects.
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