For principals, quality committees, school offices and teachers
The school's paperwork writes itself. You just sign.
Meeting minutes, certificates, internal control procedures, scholarships and teacher portfolios. The app drafts, numbers and archives them. The principal reviews and approves.
Illustrative example: an incoming-outgoing register where five of the day's documents get a number when the principal approves them.
What you do by hand today, and what's left to do.
The professional portfolio, without the ring binder.
The teacher takes a photo of a document or uploads it. The app files it in the right section, with title and date, and the teacher confirms. The index rebuilds itself with every new document.
- 1The 5 sections from the order, each with its progress against the school's list.
- 2A photo from the phone. Section, title and date are suggested; the teacher confirms.
- 3A print-ready index, with the history of every version.
- 4The Annex 2 declaration, signed in the app, with date and time.
- 5PDF or ZIP export, or a temporary link for the inspector.
Illustrative example: a teacher's portfolio index, rebuilt automatically as a new version with every document added.
What's in the app
- SCIM procedures
- The 27 mandatory internal control procedures, with signature block, edition history and DOCX export in the standard format.
- Minutes and decisions
- From the meeting recording, from notes, from documents or from photos.
- Digital professional portfolio
- For every teacher, with an automatic index and the Annex 2 declaration.
- Certificates
- Student, employment, income, seniority — with a register and automatic numbering.
- Scholarships, including dual education
- Eligibility checked automatically and statements for every partner company.
- Tasks and AI compliance
- A work board with assignment from the org chart; the AI policy, DPIA and staff AI literacy.
How we handle your documents
The principal approves, not the app.
Every automatically drafted document stays a draft until it is explicitly approved.
Each school sees only its own data.
Access depends on role: teachers see their portfolio, the school office sees the registers.
Every step stays on record.
Who drafted, who edited and who approved, with date and time.
Got an invitation from your school?
Sign in with the email address from the invitation.