For trustees running more than one branch

3 branches. 5 phone calls a day.
Or one screen.

Running branches under one name usually means driving between campuses or calling every principal to ask the same four questions. The rollup dashboard answers them before you pick up the phone — attendance, fee collection, and enrollment for every branch, from what's actually happening at each one.

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You know the morning routine.
So do your principals.

Every call gets you one branch's answer, from one person's memory, at one moment in the day. Stack three branches on top of that and the picture you're running the group on is half guesswork.

Call 1
“What’s attendance today?”
You get one branch’s number. From memory.
Call 2
“How’s collection this month?”
A figure that’s a week old by the time it reaches you.
Call 3
“Any admissions this week?”
Someone promises to check the register and call back.

What you see the moment you log in

One number for the whole group, before you drill into any single campus. Four of them, actually.

Branches

Every campus you run, counted once, on one screen.

Total students

Enrollment across all branches combined.

Average attendance

Blended across every branch, weighted by headcount — not a simple average that lets a small campus hide a big one’s dip.

Fees collected

This month’s collection against target, across your whole group.

Then, branch by branch

Below the group total, every branch gets its own card — enough detail to know which one needs a call before you make it, without opening each campus's dashboard just to check.

Name, city, and principal

So you know exactly which campus and who’s running it, without opening a separate tab.

Attendance %

Colour-coded against a threshold — green, amber, or red — so a struggling branch stands out immediately.

Fees collected % of target

The same colour logic, so a collection shortfall is visible before it becomes a cash-flow problem.

7-day headcount trend

A quick sparkline — is this branch growing, flat, or losing students, at a glance.

Alert count

A branch with something that needs attention says so. A branch with nothing wrong says “All clear” — so you’re not left guessing which is which.

One click on any branch card opens that campus's own admin dashboard — the same one its principal uses — so you can go from “something looks off at the Gomti Nagar branch” to actually seeing why, in two clicks.

Two things trustees ask us about first

A board pack, printed straight from the screen

The same rollup view prints as a clean, A4-ready document — the header and action buttons drop out, the branch cards and numbers stay. No separate report to assemble before a board meeting.

Your numbers, and only your numbers

This rollup is scoped to your own account — every branch you actually run appears in it, and it never shows or mixes in another school's data. What you see here is your group, nothing else.

The math matters more when you multiply it by branches

Per-student pricing punishes exactly the thing a trust exists to do: grow. At the ₹100-per-student-per-year pricing common in this category, a 1,000-student group pays rent forever. We sell a license once.

The rent model
1,000 students × ₹100/year₹1,00,000/yr
× 5 years₹5,00,000
Open a new branchthe bill grows with it
₹5,00,000
over 5 years — and at the end you own nothing. The rent continues.
Clicknify Growth
License, once₹1,25,000
AMC ₹25,000 × 4 years₹1,00,000
Enrolment growsthe bill grows ₹0
₹2,25,000
over the same 5 years — less than half. And the license is yours.

Growth covers 500–2,000 students across up to 2 branches, from ₹1,25,000. Multi-branch trusts beyond that fit Enterprise at ₹3,00,000+ with custom scope. Prices ex-GST; 20% AMC from year 2 covers hosting, updates, and support. See the full pricing page.

Stop calling five principals to get one picture.

Try the rollup dashboard free for 7 days with your own branches, or call and we'll walk through it for your group's size and structure. No credit card. No sales call unless you ask for one.