Guides for choosing school software
Plain answers to what school owners and principals in Pakistan ask before choosing software.
What to look for in school management software in Pakistan
Choose software that collects fees the way Pakistani schools do — monthly vouchers, family payments and old arrears — keeps working when the internet goes, handles Urdu, prints report cards and board-style papers, and lets you take your data out. Skoolyte does all of this and is free for schools with up to 300 students.
Read more →School fee management software: vouchers, family payments and defaulters
School fee software should generate the month’s fees for every class at once, print vouchers with siblings together, take one payment for a family at the counter, carry arrears and advances forward, and show who still owes what. Skoolyte does this, and keeps collecting fees when the internet is down.
Read more →Free school management software for Pakistani schools
Skoolyte is free for schools with up to 300 students, with no time limit. The free plan includes students and admissions, fees and vouchers, attendance, diary and lesson plans, exams, report cards and question papers, timetable and staff chat. New schools can try the paid features first.
Read more →Exam and result card software for schools
Result software should let each teacher enter marks for their own subjects, work out results with your own grading and pass/fail rules, and print report cards and the result gazette. Skoolyte also prints date sheets, roll number slips and seating plans, and builds question papers — in English or Urdu — from a question bank.
Read more →School software that works without internet
Skoolyte keeps working when the internet goes: attendance, fee collection and marks entry can be done offline, and everything is sent to the server when the connection comes back. You can see anything that failed to send and fix it.
Read more →Try Skoolyte with your own school
Free for schools with up to 300 students. Bring your Excel lists, and we'll train your staff.