Start with one campus
Single-campus mode keeps the experience focused on one school. Enable Multiple Branches when additional locations are needed.
More campuses. One connected school.
Give each campus the space to manage its day-to-day work, while school leadership keeps a wider view of the organisation.
Local responsibility. Shared direction.
Single-campus mode keeps the experience focused on one school. Enable Multiple Branches when additional locations are needed.
Maintain campus names, codes and contact details, with course offerings and schedules attached to the relevant branch.
Founder and HQ accounts can follow the organisation or a selected branch, including people, classes and financial activity.
Branch assignments and permissions determine which locations staff can work with and what they can do.
Use a shared programme catalogue with separate course offerings, teaching assignments, timetables and capacity at each branch.
Follow branch-level invoices, payments and inventory. Use supported stock transfers and activity history across locations.
A place for every campus
Each campus has its own record. Keep the details your team needs together, while preserving its connection to the wider school.
One organisation. Clear boundaries.
For your team
See across the organisation.
Use the broader leadership view to follow campus activity and coordinate school-wide administration.
Stay close to the school day.
Work with people, classes and permitted operations in the branches assigned to you.
Keep work in its right context.
Teaching assignments and operational permissions connect your daily work to the appropriate courses and branches.
Managing more than one campus
See how campus access, programmes and branch setup support a growing school.
Yes. Enable Multiple Branches when your organisation needs additional locations, then add branch records. The number of active branches available depends on your subscription.
Yes. Branch assignments and permissions determine their operational access. Founder and HQ roles have a separate organisation-wide leadership view.
Yes. A shared programme can have separate course offerings at different branches. Each offering has its own teaching assignments, timetable, capacity and optional fee.
Multiple Branches becomes permanent once a second branch has been created. A branch can be deactivated through its closure workflow when its outstanding work has been resolved, while its history is retained.
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Multi-campus management
Connect local administration with the oversight your wider organisation needs.