Fees & online payments
Structures, concessions, late fees and receipts — with parents paying online and payments reconciled automatically.
Admissions, fees, attendance, timetables, exams and parent communication — one system your office, your teachers and your parents actually want to use.
Designed around the way schools actually run
No more spreadsheets that disagree with each other, and no more re-typing the same student’s details into four places.
Structures, concessions, late fees and receipts — with parents paying online and payments reconciled automatically.
Build the timetable once, mark attendance in a tap, and see unmarked sections before the day ends.
Absences, fees, results and notices reach parents the same day, with a record of what was sent.
Marks entry, board-compliant grading, grace rules and consolidated report cards — published when you say so.
Catalogue, issue and return, reservations and fines — with a searchable OPAC for students.
Scannable ID cards for every student and staff member, and dashboards that show what needs attention today.
Everyone sees exactly what their job needs — and nothing that belongs to someone else’s.
No IT department required — and nothing changes for parents until you are ready.
We set up your classes, sections, staff and fee structure, and import your existing student data. You review it before anything goes live.
Attendance, homework, fees, notices and exams move into Vidyum. Teachers and the office work in one place; parents get updates automatically.
Dashboards show collections, attendance and pending work at a glance — so you spot what needs attention before it becomes a problem.
Every school is a different size with a different mix of needs, so we quote per school. Tell us what you run and we’ll come back with a number — no obligation.
Single school, core operations
Schools running exams and online payments
Groups and larger institutions
Attendance, fee receipts and report cards stop being manual work, so your office spends its time on people instead of paperwork.
Dues are visible the moment they age, reminders go out on their own, and parents can pay online instead of waiting for a counter visit.
Attendance, results and notices land with parents before the day is out — which is most of what "better communication" actually means.
We built Vidyum after watching schools run on a stack of registers, three spreadsheets and a WhatsApp group. The goal was never more software — it was one place where the answer is the same no matter who you ask.
Each school’s data is isolated and only reachable by that school’s own users. Access is controlled by role — a teacher sees their classes, an accountant sees fees, a parent sees only their own child. Nothing is shared between schools, and nothing is sold to anyone.
Setup takes days, not months. We set up your classes, sections, staff and fee structure, import your existing student list, and you review everything before it goes live. You can start with fees and attendance and add exams or library later.
Yes. Student, staff and fee data can be imported from spreadsheets during onboarding, so you are not re-typing years of records. We check the import with you before anything is committed.
The screens teachers use most — attendance, homework, marks — are built to be a few taps on a phone or a laptop. We train your staff during onboarding, and the office can always do things on a teacher’s behalf.
No. Parents get notifications and can view fees, attendance and results through a browser. Online fee payment works the same way.
You get a named contact during onboarding and email support afterwards. Because every school is quoted individually, support expectations are agreed up front rather than buried in a plan comparison.
Send us a line about your school and we’ll arrange a walkthrough — and come back with a quote. No payment details, no obligation.
Tell us your school’s name, roughly how many students you have, and what you use today — it helps us make the walkthrough useful.
Tell us how your school runs today and we’ll show you what changes — in about twenty minutes.