Schools in Mau district run their daily office on Schoolyam — one login for the fee counter, the attendance register and the exam room.
Mau sits in the middle of our eastern belt, ringed by the Azamgarh, Ghazipur and Ballia districts where Schoolyam is already running. Schools here tend to start with the register and the fee counter, then add results once they have seen a neighbouring school print a full set of report cards from it.
Schoolyam is priced module-wise, so a school starts with the parts it needs and adds the rest later. For Mau, these are usually the first five.
Schools in and around Mau use Schoolyam every working day. Ask the sales team for a reference school near you — talking to a principal already using it tells you more than any demo can.
Judge it on your own data rather than on a list. Schoolyam covers admissions, fees, attendance, exams, transport, payroll and parent communication across 31 modules, and Schools in Mau already run it. Book a free demo, bring your fee structure and report-card format, and see it working on your figures before you decide.
Schoolyam is priced module-wise. You pick from 31 modules and pay only for the ones your school switches on — a Mau school that starts with Student Attendance and Fee Management is not paying for hostel or payroll until it turns them on. The rate does not change by city; the sales team builds the quote from your own module list.
Usually yes. Ask the sales team on WhatsApp and they will put you in touch with a school near you that is already running it. Seeing a working fee counter in a real school on a real morning is the most useful hour you can spend on this decision.
No. Parents can stay on WhatsApp, on the number they already use, and still get fee dues, attendance and results — the bot answers them 24×7 without anyone at school replying. Schools that want more publish an app under their own name and logo; in Mau the part parents use most is usually student attendance.
