Administration and operations

Run the school office without the chase.

Admissions, records, fees, staff, transport and requests in clear queues—each with an owner, a status and the right permissions. Less retyping, nothing slipping.

What you get

What the office gets

Every kind of office work, each in its own place.

  • Admissions to enrolment

    Enquiry, application, documents, offer and first day in one journey.

  • Student records

    One record, updated once, with every change tracked.

  • Fees and payments

    Invoices, receipts, reminders and approved concessions.

  • Staff and HR

    Contracts, leave, recruitment and staff documents.

  • Transport and facilities

    Routes, rooms, assets and maintenance requests.

  • Requests and certificates

    Family and staff requests with clear deadlines.

Your queues

Clear queues, not a crowded inbox

Everyone sees their own work, its status and what's next.

  • Admissions

    6 applications waiting for documents

    Next: Request missing documents
  • Fees

    12 payments to reconcile

    Next: Match bank statement
  • Records

    3 address changes to verify

    Next: Check proof and approve
  • Transport

    1 route change for Monday

    Next: Notify affected families
  • Requests

    4 certificates due this week

    Next: Prepare and sign
  • Staff

    2 leave requests to process

    Next: Check cover with the principal
Example office · Monday morning

Answers, not hunting

Questions you can answer on the spot

While the parent is still at the counter.

  • Which applications are missing documents?

    Admissions
  • Is this family's fee overdue, and were they reminded?

    Finance
  • Who changed this record, and when?

    Record history
  • Which requests are close to their deadline?

    Request tracker
  • Does every family know about Monday's route change?

    Transport
  • Which staff contracts need renewing?

    People and HR

How work flows

From request to done

Every request has an owner, a status and a record.

  1. Request arrives

    From a family, a staff member or the front desk.

  2. Checked

    Documents and school rules checked automatically.

  3. Approved

    Sensitive changes need a person to approve.

    You approve
  4. Updated once

    The record changes everywhere it's used.

  5. Confirmed

    The requester is told; the history is kept.

AI assistance

Less retyping, same careful checks

It reads documents and fills forms. You check and confirm before anything is saved.

How AI assistance works

Read this transfer certificate and fill in the admission.

Niva assistance
  • Name, date of birth and previous school read from the document.
  • Two fields don't match the application—highlighted for you to check.
  • Nothing is saved until you confirm.

From the uploaded document · Admissions queue

What you see

Scoped to the work, not the building

Each person sees the work they're responsible for.

  • Each queue, its own permission

    Fees, records, HR and transport are separate areas of access.

  • Sensitive fields masked

    Health, safeguarding and bank details stay hidden unless needed.

  • Every change recorded

    Who changed what, when and why—always on record.

Working together

The engine room, connected to everyone

Office work reaches the people it affects, without the phone tag.

On the move

At the counter or on the move

The office is wherever the work is.

  • Front desk, bus bay or store room, on any device
  • Scan documents straight into the record
  • Keeps working through patchy connections

Powerful tools, deliberately divided

It always

  • Keeps finance, records, HR and safeguarding as separate permissions

  • Asks a second person to approve sensitive changes

  • Keeps a full history of who changed what

It never

  • Lets anyone give one administrator unrestricted access to every domain

  • Changes a record without leaving a trace

See it through your role

Bring your office's busiest week to a demo.

We'll walk through admissions, fees and a record change—set up like your school.