The complete module catalogue
Academic core, portals, operations, staff, inclusion and compliance β grouped into six clusters with what each one actually does.
Browse every moduleMatric and O Level, side by side
A school running a national stream and a Cambridge stream runs both in one CampusFlo tenant β separate ladders, separate grading, one student record.
See how it worksConfiguration, never a fork
A profile sets the level ladder, term structure, grading scheme, attendance model and the vocabulary itself. Every value stays editable afterwards.
One product, every countrySee it on your own scenario
A screen-share run against your levels, your grading scheme and your board β not a slide deck. Bring your student count and campuses.
Schedule a demoFaculties, departments and programs; a course catalogue with credit hours and prerequisites; semester registration with advisor approval; grading to GPA and CGPA.
Universities extend the academic structure rather than replacing it, so the student record, attendance, communication and portals work as they do everywhere else.
Faculties, departments and degree programs with their requirements.
Credit hours, prerequisites and co-requisites, capacity and delivery mode.
Course sections with instructors, timetable slots and rolls.
Add and drop windows, advisor approval, credit limits, waitlists and holds.
Grading per course, repeat and improvement rules, incomplete and withdrawn grades.
Probation and deanβs list, derived from the same results.
This is the part most vendors leave vague, so it is stated plainly.
Official transcripts, degree audit with what-if analysis, graduation clearance and the research and thesis tracking modules are catalogued and specified but are not built. They are on the roadmap listed on the modules page, and nothing on this page should be read as claiming them.
If your requirement centres on transcripts and degree audit, CampusFlo is not the right choice today, and we would rather tell you that now than at the end of a procurement process.
For higher education that is the more useful half of the conversation, and we would rather have it early.