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Step 2: Set up Students data

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Setting Up Your Institution: A Step-by-Step Guide

This guide will walk you through the essential steps to configure your institution's data within the system.

Step 2: Establishing Class and Section Structure

  1. Creating Sections:

    • Navigate to: Academic -> Class & Section -> Control Classes -> Section tab.
    • Click "Section" and enter the desired section name (e.g., "A").
    • Save your changes.
  2. Creating Classes:

    • Within the same location (Academic -> Class & Section -> Control Classes), create a new class.
    • Customize the class name to suit your institution's structure. Examples include:
      • Standard Academic: Class 1, Class 2, etc.
      • Skill-Based: Basics, Foundation, Advanced Level 1,2,3 etc.
      • Coaching/Training: Batch, Elite, Champion.
    • Consider these naming conventions for diverse learning environments:
      • General & Academic:
        • Foundation Batch: For introductory courses.
        • Mastery Program: For advanced specialization.
        • Excellence Class: For high-performance learners.
        • Elite Course: For premium, specialized training.
        • Skill Booster: For targeted skill enhancement.
      • Yoga, Dance, Music & Art:
        • Rhythm & Grace: For movement-based classes.
        • Harmony Hub: For musical or meditative practices.
        • Zen Flow: For mindfulness and flexibility.
        • Creative Sparks: For artistic expression.
        • Express & Impress: For performance-oriented disciplines.
      • Sports & Fitness:
        • Power Moves: For combat sports or strength training.
        • Active Zone: For general fitness and athleticism.
        • Champion’s League: For competitive sports training.
        • Peak Performance: For endurance and advanced fitness.
        • Warrior Training: For high-intensity or self-defense programs.

Step 3: Adding Teachers and Staff ( Only if your academy requires it)

  1. Define Designations:

    • Navigate to: Employee -> Add Designation.
    • Enter relevant designations (e.g., Director, Principal, Teacher, Librarian, Accountant, Aaya).
  2. Create Departments:

    • Navigate to: Employee -> Add Department.
    • Add departments relevant to your institution (e.g., Office Staff, Finance, Library, Arts / Humanities, General, Commerce, Science, Sports).
  3. Add Employee Profiles:

    • Navigate to: Employee -> Add Employee.
    • Complete the employee profile with required details.
    • Login Details: These credentials will be used by the employee to access website. You may share this username/password with them, if you wish.
    • Bank Details: If not required, select "Skip Bank Details."
    • Role Management: Assign appropriate roles. Caution: Admin roles grant extensive system privileges. Exercise caution when assigning these roles. Don't give it to all.
    • Similarly, you can add more employees like office staff, Accountants etc.

Step 4: Assigning Teachers to Classes

Step 5: Enrolling Students

  1. Student Admission Categories:

    • Navigate to: Admission -> Category.
    • Create admission categories (e.g. General,OBC,,SC/ST, Science,,Commerce, Arts / Humanities, Hindu,,Muslim, Christian, Bhudhist, Jain, Transferred, Open School etc.)
    •  Alternatively, use a single "General" category.
  2. Student Admission:

    • Navigate to: Admission -> Create Admission.
    • Complete the student admission form.
    • Login Details: These credentials will be used by the student and the parent to access website. You may share this username/password with them, if you wish.
    • Mandatory Fields: Only fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
    • Mandatory Fields: To disable mandatory fields (e.g., Guardian Occupation), navigate to: Settings -> System Student -> Fields.
  3. Student Data Import:

    • Alternatively, upload student data via an Excel/CSV file.  Admission -> Multi Import

Step 6: Setting Up Fee Collection

  1. Fee Types:

    • Navigate to: Student Accounting -> Fee Types.
    • Define fee types (e.g., Admission Fees, Monthly Fees, Library Fees etc).
    • Create individual entries for each monthly fee (e.g., January Fees, February Fees).
  2. Fee Groups:

    • Navigate to: Student Accounting -> Fee Groups.
    • Create fee groups (e.g., Class 1 Fee Group).
    • Assign relevant fee types, due dates, and amounts to each group.
    • It means same Fees Type could be added in multiple Fee Groups with different due dates and Amount.
  3. Fee Allocation:

    • Allocate fee groups to the appropriate classes.
  4. Fee Collection and Reporting:

    • To collect fees: Fees Pay/Invoice.
    • To view outstanding fees: Due Fees Invoice.
    • Generate comprehensive reports in the Reports section. Though, In Reports section "Due Fees report" shows Total Due fees for whole allocation.


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Documents

Step 1: Start Here

Step 2: Set up Students data  

Step 3 : Sudomain and Website Configuration  (Not compulsory but recommended).

step 4:  Disable Modules Not required (Not compulsory but recommended).