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Design each document once and reuse it — bonafide, transfer, conduct, completion.
Design each document once — bonafide, transfer, conduct, completion — then issue it for any student as a print-ready certificate, with a register of everything issued.

Design each document once and reuse it — bonafide, transfer, conduct, completion.
The student's name, class, guardian and admission number drop into the template automatically.
Issue a set of certificates for a whole class in a single action.
Large print runs queue and finish without holding the browser open.
Every certificate issued is recorded against a reference, a date and the student.
Reissue a lost document, or revoke one so it fails verification.
Each document is a template you design, so the school can issue bonafide, transfer, conduct, completion and any other certificate it uses.
Yes. Certificates are generated in batch for a class, and large print runs queue in the background rather than holding the browser open.
Every certificate issued is recorded against a reference, a date and the student, so a reprint or a query can be answered from the register.
A seal and a letterhead prove nothing. The only real check is the reference printed on the document, confirmed against the school that issued it. Here is how to do that, and what a school needs in place first.
Read: How to check whether a school certificate is genuineBatch generation, template merge fields and a register of issue turn a fortnight of certificate work into an afternoon. Here is how the school office stops printing one document at a time.
Read: Issuing 400 certificates without 400 print runsAcademic setup — sessions, courses, batches, sections, subjects and timetables.
Explore moduleExaminations — exam scheduling, marks entry, grading, report cards and progress analysis.
Explore moduleTimetable — the weekly period grid for every class, with teachers and rooms against each lesson.
Explore moduleStart a 30-day trial and our team will set up the module against your real academic structure.