Technology should make your day easier. Connect attendance, timetables, assessments and parent meetings—then turn organized data into information you can act on.
Everything you need to see, in one place.
The tour runs by itself. See each task turn into a result, then take the controls whenever you like.
9 connected experiences · sample dataIllustrative workflows using fictional data. No live records, uploads or messages are involved.
Use the quick route when it works for you. Keep a direct route when it doesn’t. QR and manual attendance belong in the same live register.
Not one student at a time. Not one subject at a time. Use a structured template, review the checks, and bring your records together.
Use the relevant import template. This is a simulated 150-row example, not a measured upload-time guarantee.
When the pieces come together, the next step becomes clearer.
Capture it once. Attendance, marks and class details start the story.
Keep the experience simple. Let the settings do the detailed work.
Assessment weights are set
Calculate totals & gradesA timetable clash is found
Flag it before publishingAttendance is below your filter
Bring students into the follow-up viewDifferent reporting needs. A different workflow. A new module. Tell us what your institution needs and we can scope a tailored solution.
Teachers, administrators and academic leaders see the information they need—without losing the bigger picture.
Familiar workflows. Clear rules. Useful information. A few straightforward answers before you get started.
No. Teachers can mark Present or Late directly in the live attendance register. This provides an alternative to a student QR scan; it is not a claim of offline operation or protection against every service outage.
Academic setup, students, teachers, subjects and timetables have template-based import workflows. Assessment workbooks can also be downloaded, completed and uploaded. Use the correct template and resolve validation messages before importing.
Configured assessment weights drive totals and grades. Timetable checks identify clashes. Attendance filters show students for follow-up. These are rules and calculations—not an AI model deciding a student’s future. People review and act on the results.
Existing controls include assessment weights, grading boundaries, reporting cycles and permissions. New modules, integrations or special conditions can be discussed as a separate custom-development scope.
For this homepage, it means a clear, structured, text-based experience with meaningful headings, labelled controls and readable feature explanations—not a page built from screenshots. The demos do not use a generative-AI assistant or send data to an AI service.
Inspired by the oryx. Created for the everyday work of education. Acadoryx brings a simple belief to institutions everywhere: organized data should lead to valuable information.
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