Single sign-on, role-based access, digital ID cards and biometric enrolment give every student, parent and staff member one secure identity, and give you complete control over who can access what.
Students and staff juggle separate credentials for every tool, and IT drowns in password resets.
Students graduate and staff leave, but their accounts and access linger for months.
The same person exists as different IDs across admission, library, hostel and gate systems.
Every person gets a single identity with one secure login across all modules and apps, plus a digital ID card in their pocket. Granular, role-based access means everyone sees exactly what they should, no more, no less.
Identities are created automatically the moment a student is admitted or a staff member joins, and revoked instantly on exit. One card or credential opens the labs, library and gates a person is entitled to, with a full audit trail.
One identity is provisioned on admission or joining.
SSO and role-based rules govern every system.
Digital ID and biometrics unlock the right doors.
Access is revoked instantly on exit.
Yes. One login works across admissions, academics, examinations, hostel, transport and every mobile app, and can federate with directories like Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra ID where you use them.
Very. Define roles down to the action and field level, a HOD, warden, accountant and counsellor each see only what their role permits, and you can scope access by department, campus or program.
Absolutely. The same identity powers digital ID, biometric attendance and physical access to labs, library and gates, so a person carries one credential for the entire campus.