A Juno AI product · School ERP for India
Your school already has the data.
It just lives in eleven registers.
Ednova™ puts admissions, attendance, marks, fees, transport and payroll on one record — then hands the office a screen, the parent a phone, and the family a printed receipt that still says the same thing next year.
Hindi and English throughout. Works on the office desktop and the class teacher's phone.
What it replaces
One record instead of four copies of the truth
Most schools do not lack software. They have a fee package, a spreadsheet for marks, a WhatsApp group per class, and one person who knows where everything is. The cost is not licences — it is reconciliation.
Instead of
The attendance register
Marked once, on a phone, by the teacher standing in the room — and the parent knows before the second period.
Instead of
The fee receipt book
Gapless serial numbers, a receipt that keeps the figures it was issued with, and a statement a parent can hand an employer.
Instead of
Four WhatsApp groups
Announcements that reach the right class, in the right language, and record whether they arrived.
Instead of
The marks spreadsheet
Entry, review and publish — with a correction trail, so a changed mark is a recorded decision, not an edit nobody saw.
The catalogue
Thirty-nine modules. Switch on what your school runs.
Every module is independently licensed and independently gated. A school without a bus never sees transport; a school without a hostel never configures one. Turn a module off and every door closes with it — the menu, the deep link, the API and the printed page.
Core & audit
School profile, settings, the approvals inbox, and an append-only record of who did what.
Admissions
A public enquiry form, a review pipeline you shape, form fees, and a retention window that forgets what it should.
Administration
Academic years, roles and the year-end transition.
Students
The dossier, alumni, statutory exports, no-dues and the DPDP privacy register.
Staff
Records, documents and exits.
Parents & guardians
Who may collect a child, who is called first, and who sees what.
Classes & subjects
Sections, subjects, credits and elective choices.
Leave
Applications and approvals for staff and students.
Timetable generation
Build a clash-free grid from teacher load, rooms and subject periods.
Curriculum tracking
What was planned against what was actually covered.
Attendance
Students and staff check-in, with biometric device ingest where you have one.
Timetable
The manual grid, rooms and same-morning substitutions.
Behaviour
Merits and demerits by your own categories, with a dispute path.
Homework
Set, submitted and marked — with the file attached.
Marks & report cards
Entry, four-eyes review, publish, corrections, GPA and the consolidated final card.
Exams
Events, date sheets, halls, seating, invigilators and printed admit cards.
Transport
Live runs, boarding alerts, stop fees, driver licences and vehicle paper expiry.
Parent meetings
Slots, attendance and the note that came out of it.
Calendar & events
Holidays, events and the working-day calendar attendance reads.
Chat
Moderated rooms between school and family.
Fees
Structures, concessions, instalments, fines, credit notes, refunds, online payment and the day book.
Payroll
Salary, statutory deductions, loans, full-and-final and payslips.
Expenses
Vendors, budgets and what the school actually spent.
Notifications
SMS, WhatsApp, email and push — with per-family preferences and delivery records.
Visitors & gate
Visitor log and pickup passes verified by OTP at the gate.
Certificates
Transfer, bonafide, character and conduct — issued, numbered and reprintable.
Feedback
Surveys to families and staff, anonymous where you choose.
College pack
Placements, alumni directory and scholarships, for institutions that need them.
Achievements & gallery
What the school is proud of, on the record and on the site.
Houses
House allocation and points.
ID cards
Designed once, printed in a batch.
Custom fields
The things your school records that nobody else does.
Analytics
Attendance, collection and results trends for whoever runs the school.
Helpdesk
A ticket from a parent that lands with a person, not a group.
Library
Catalogue, issue and return.
Inventory & store
Stock, the school store and what was issued to whom.
Hostel & mess
Rooms, allocation, and the mess.
Online classes
The meeting link on the timetable, with a reminder before the period.
Question bank
Questions you set again and again, and a printable paper that keeps the wording it was finalised with.
Three surfaces
The same record, wherever it is read
Not a web app with a companion. Every feature that belongs on a phone is on the phone.
The desktop
Admissions, fees, payroll, timetabling and reports — the work that needs a keyboard, a wide screen and a printer.
The phone
Attendance, homework, marks, fees and the bus. Android and iOS. Works on a weak signal and catches up when it returns.
The printed page
Receipts, report cards, admit cards and certificates. A reprint says what it said the day it was issued — not what the ledger says today.
Who it is for
Four people open this, and they want four different things
A school system that only serves the office gets used by the office alone. Everyone below has their own screen, in their own language, on the device they actually hold.
Knows without asking
- Attendance, collection and results in one view
- What needs approving, in one inbox
- A record of who changed what, and when
Closes the day cleanly
- Fees, receipts, concessions and the day book
- Admissions from enquiry to enrolment
- Payroll, expenses and statutory exports
Spends the time on teaching
- Attendance in the room, on a phone
- Marks entered once, reviewed, published
- Homework, a question bank and a printed paper
Is told, not chased
- Absence, fees and results as they happen
- The bus, live, on the morning it matters
- Pay online; keep the receipt
Built for India
The details that decide whether it works on a Monday
Hindi and English, everywhere
Not a translated menu over an English product. Every screen, every notification and every refusal message has been written in both.
DLT-registered SMS
Templates written to pass DLT registration, with the header and template ids a school registers under its own name.
UPI and every Indian rail
Online fee collection through Razorpay — UPI, cards, net banking — with reconciliation and a receipt at the end of it.
WhatsApp that a parent reads
Meta Cloud API with approved templates, because a fee reminder in a WhatsApp thread gets read and an SMS often does not.
DPDP-ready by design
A consent record, an export path, a legal-hold register, and retention windows that actually delete — including for applications from children who never joined.
History that survives a dispute
Records keep their versions. When a mark, a fee or a bus assignment changes, the school can still say what it was, when, and who changed it.
Getting started
Live in a term, not a year
The order matters, and the long pole is not the software. SMS sender registration with the telecom regulator takes weeks, so it starts on day one while everything else runs in parallel.
Your school, set up
Classes, sections, subjects and staff. We import your existing student list — you do not retype it.
Messaging registration
SMS sender and templates go to the regulator. Started first because it is the only step nobody can hurry.
Fees and the modules you chose
Fee structure, concessions and instalments, then transport, hostel or whatever else your school runs.
Families onboard
Parents get the app. We train your office in person and stay on the phone for the first fee cycle.
Pricing
Per student, per year. No setup fee.
Indicative pricing for launch. Final quotes depend on student count and which modules you switch on.
Basic
- Students, staff, parents and classes
- Attendance and the timetable grid
- Homework and the library
- Notifications on all four channels
- Web and mobile, Hindi and English
Pro
- Everything in Basic
- Fees, payroll and expenses
- Marks, report cards and exams
- Admissions, transport and the gate
- Analytics, certificates and the question bank
Group
- Several schools under one trust
- Migration from your current system
- On-site training for your office
- A named person who answers the phone
Questions schools ask
The ones that come up before the demo ends
Who owns our data?
Your school does. You can export it at any time, and if you leave you take it with you. We keep records only as long as your own retention settings say — including applications from children who never joined, which most systems keep for ever.
We already have fee software. Do we have to replace it?
Modules switch on independently, so you can start with attendance and communication and leave fees where they are. Most schools move fees across at the start of the next session rather than mid-year, and we plan the cutover around your billing cycle.
Our teachers are not comfortable with software.
The teacher's daily job is three taps on a phone in the language they choose. Everything that needs a keyboard lives with the office. We train on site, and the first fee cycle is run alongside you rather than handed over.
Do parents need a smartphone?
No. Every notification that matters also goes by SMS, so a family with a basic phone still hears about an absence, a fee due or the bus. The app adds convenience; it is not a requirement for a child's parents to be informed.
What happens to a report card or receipt after it is issued?
It stops changing. A receipt reprinted next year shows the figures it was issued with, and a report card prints the grading scale it was published under — not today's. That sounds like a detail until a parent brings a printed copy to an argument.
Is it available in Hindi?
Yes, throughout — every screen, every notification and every error message, on web and on both mobile apps. Each user picks their own language, so the office can work in English while a parent reads Hindi.
Talk to us
See it against your own school's week
A demo is 40 minutes and we would rather you brought a real problem — last term's fee reconciliation, or the morning the bus was late — than watch a feature tour.
Email reaches us today. The phone number and registered office address are not yet published — they go up before we take on a school outside our first cohort.