Academic Records
Report card designer with live preview
Section order, presentation options and a live preview rendered by the same engine that prints the card. Reprints of a locked term reproduce the frozen result exactly as it was.
Product visuals
Indelo Screenshots
Screens from the Indelo Windows application — report-card design, finance, academic structure, student records, houses and clubs, and the campus dashboard — shown with clean demonstration data.
Fees & Billing
Cashbook with running balances
Sequential receipts against invoices with a running balance. Corrections are posted as reversing entries, so no receipt is ever erased from the chain.
Academic Records
Assessment schemes and grade bands
CA1, CA2 and exam components with their weightings, beside the grade band set that turns a score into a grade and remark. Configured per stage by the school.
Academic Records
Subjects and curriculum mapping
The subject register and the curriculum actually taught at each level, so a class arm carries the right subjects before a single score is entered.
Platform Overview
Sessions, terms and school calendar
Academic sessions, terms and the school calendar. School days are counted explicitly because they are the denominator behind every attendance figure.
Student Records
Student register
The student register with admission numbers, guardians and pickup permissions. One record foundation feeds attendance, results, fees and registration printing.
Platform Overview
Academic structure
Stages, levels and class arms, including how a level progresses to the next. The structure a school already uses, described once and applied everywhere.
Administration
Houses and club membership
Houses, colours and per-session student assignment, including round-robin distribution for unassigned students.
Platform Overview
Campus dashboard
Active students, current session and term, and the results status of every class arm at a glance — including which arms are still unlocked.
Platform Overview
Windows application shell
The Indelo Windows application. A conventional desktop shell that runs on the school’s own machines, with or without connectivity.