Track student attendance and share summary reports.

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Get detailed data with our attendance management system for students

Features that help track student performance based on their attendance.

Maintain student attendance data

Keep track of all student activity and regularity in classes with our attendance management system.

Send out absence notifications

Send out notifications through the online attendance management system to parents in case of student absence

Track student performance through attendance

Use attendance data in our attendance management system combined with other variables to track student performance

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