The complete module catalogue
Academic core, portals, operations, staff, inclusion and compliance — 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 — 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 — not a slide deck. Bring your student count and campuses.
Schedule a demoThree things that are true of this product and hard for a single-country competitor to copy — and one thing we will not pretend about.
CampusFlo ships nine education-system profiles, and a profile is configuration rather than a separate build. That is the difference between a product that can be sold in Lahore and London and one that has been forked twice.
A profile sets the level ladder, the term structure, the grading scheme, the attendance model and the vocabulary itself — Class or Grade or Year, Section or Form or Homeroom, Guardian or Parent, Roll number or Student ID or UPN. Every value stays editable afterwards.
The practical consequence matters more than the principle. A school in Lahore running a Matric section and an O Level section runs both ladders in one tenant, with one student record per child, one staff directory and one set of reports. Adding a country is a preset, not a release.
The two education-system pages describe exactly what changes, module by module.
CampusFlo runs on a production ERP, so accounting, payroll, purchasing and the canteen counter are part of the same system rather than an integration project.
Schools buying elsewhere buy a school system, then buy an accounts package, then reconcile the two by hand every month. Here the double-entry ledger, HR and payroll, inventory and purchasing, the point of sale for the canteen and bookshop, the CRM behind admission enquiries, and the SMS, WhatsApp and email channels are all the same platform.
Teachers are employees, so leave, shifts, payroll and self-service already exist. The point of sale keeps working through an internet outage and syncs when it reconnects. None of that had to be written for schools, which is why it is mature rather than new.
Most school systems cover attendance, marks and fees and stop. These are the modules inspectors, boards and parents ask about — and the ones a school finds are missing after it has bought something else.
Restricted concern records with a chronology, referral tracking and an access audit on every view.
Support plans with targets and reviews, and exam access arrangements that reach the seating plan.
Nurse visits, medication logs with consent, care plans, and an emergency summary staff can see.
Roll-call, guardian-approved outpass, visitors and mess, with alerts on every exit.
Board and government exports from the same data — BISE and FBISE lists, the UK census, US state files.
Leaving and character certificates with serial numbers, a stored data snapshot and QR verification.
A school system is bought on trust, and the fastest way to lose it is a feature list that turns out to be aspirational.
CampusFlo is newer than the established vendors in every market it sells into. We have no customer count to quote, no logos to show and no testimonials, and we would rather say that than manufacture them. When there are schools willing to be named, they will appear here.
Four modules are catalogued but not built: online payments, higher-education transcripts and degree audit, the learning-resources and online-class integration, and the native mobile apps. They are listed on the modules page as roadmap rather than described as features.
Some performance figures in our internal specification are engineering targets rather than measurements, so they are not on this site. When they have been measured on real hardware with a real tenant, the measured number will be published with the date it was taken.
Bring the thing you think will break it. Two streams, three campuses, an unusual grading scheme — those are the useful cases.