Designed a parent-first website and custom administration system that connected enquiries to admissions while simplifying everyday student, fee and attendance management.
An Abacus Coaching Center was running its entire operation offline. Student records, fee collections, follow-ups and homework class attendance were all tracked manually across registers, spreadsheets and personal chats.
As the number of students grew, the center lost visibility over the basics: who had paid, who needed a follow-up, who attended homework class and how many students were still pending. Information lived with individual staff members rather than in one place, which meant payment follow-ups slipped, attendance was reconstructed from memory and management had no reliable view of the center at any given point.
At the same time, the center had an online presence that generated interest but did not carry that interest anywhere. Parents who found the center on the web had no clear path from enquiry to admission, and every lead had to be handled manually.
We designed a connected experience: a parent-first website that takes visitors from discovering a program to completing admission, and an internal administrative tool that gives the center a single place to manage students, fees, follow-ups and homework class attendance.
The center now operates from one system instead of a set of disconnected registers, spreadsheets and chats.
Staff can see every student, their fee status and their attendance in the same place. Payment follow-ups are tracked with a clear owner and history rather than being remembered, and pending counts are available immediately instead of being counted at the end of the month. Homework class attendance is recorded as it happens and is visible against each student.
On the parent side, the website now does more than describe the center. It explains the programs, answers the questions parents typically have and carries them through a defined path from enquiry to admission, with every submission landing directly in the administration tool.
Most importantly, the two sides are connected. A parent who enquires online becomes a record the team can act on immediately, and that same record follows the student through admission, fees, follow-ups and attendance. The center gained visibility over its own operation, and management no longer depends on individual staff members to know where things stand.
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get in touchA parent-facing website and an internal administration tool. The website handles discovery, enquiry and admission. The administration tool handles students, fees, follow-ups and homework class attendance.
The entire operation was offline. Payment follow-ups, homework class attendance and pending counts were tracked manually, which made information unreliable and dependent on individual staff members.
Enquiries and demo bookings submitted on the website flow directly into the administration tool, where the team can track each one through to confirmed admission.
Parent and student details, course interest, location, preferred timing and any additional questions, captured through structured forms.
Each student has a fee schedule with due dates, amounts collected and outstanding balances, so the team can see payment status without checking registers.
Every follow-up carries a status, an owner and a history of what happened, so the team knows who to contact next and what was already discussed.
Yes. Pending payments are available as a live count and a list, rather than something that has to be totalled manually.
Attendance is marked in the system as the class happens and is visible per student and per batch, replacing the physical register.
Yes. Attendance records are stored against each student, so the team can review participation over time.
Yes. Dashboards surface pending payments, pending follow-ups and pending attendance in one view.
Access is role based. Staff see what is relevant to their work and management has visibility across the center.
No. Student records, fees, follow-ups and attendance are maintained in the system, which becomes the single source of truth.
Coaching institutes running admissions and daily operations offline that need one place to manage students, payments and attendance, and a website that turns interest into admissions.
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