Automated Generation and Sharing of Awards, Certificates & Report Card

Schools and colleges can utilise the tools to improve awards, certificates, and report management.

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Enhanced report card and award management system

A feature that enable institutions to automate report card generation and awards with a certificate management system.

Report card management

Maintain individual academic records and generate timely report cards with our report card management system.

Award and Certificate Management

Award management system tools to generate awards and hand out certificates for outstanding performances in different fields.

Tracking individual and group performances

Using the reports generated, special tools can further analyze data and track performances.

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