School Management Software

School Management Software for the Whole School Day

No more paper slips, phone lists and WhatsApp groups: the school management software from SchuleVernetzt brings the class register, absence reporting, communication, appointment booking and a digital notice board together in a single app – for teachers, parents and pupils.

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  • GDPR-compliant
  • Hosted in Germany
  • Free for teachers

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Benefits

Why schools bring their organisation into one system

Everything in one app

Class register, absences, messages, appointments and notice board in one place – no switching between tools, no broken workflows.

Less work in the office

Absence reports, replies and appointment requests arrive automatically – no phone queue, no slips to type up.

Import from Untis & Indiware

Existing timetables and cover plans are imported – no system switch, the app adds to what already runs.

GDPR-compliant instead of WhatsApp

A closed channel instead of private chat groups: data on German servers, DPA and data protection package included.

How it works

How school organisation goes digital

The move runs in four steps and starts with the data that already exists – classes, staff and current plans do not have to be entered again for it.

1 2 3 4
  1. 1

    Create school and classes

    First the framework takes shape: classes, courses and teachers. Existing lists can be imported, so nobody has to retype names. Who holds which role at the school is settled from the very beginning.

  2. 2

    Bring in the plans

    Timetables and cover plans are imported from the planning program you already use. The software does not replace that planning, it distributes the result to everyone it concerns: staff, parents and pupils.

  3. 3

    Invite parents

    Parents and pupils join via an invitation link, with no paper form and no database work in the office. Anyone who does not use digital access stays reachable the way they were before.

  4. 4

    Start modules one by one

    You do not have to introduce everything at once. It makes sense to start with absence reporting and parent communication; appointment booking and the notice board can be switched on later, once the first area runs smoothly.

In comparison

Digital school organisation vs. paper, phone and chat

SchuleVernetzt
OverviewAll modules in one app
Absence reportsDigital, instantly in the register
CommunicationTargeted to the right group
Data protectionEncrypted, hosted in Germany
Paper, phone & class chat
OverviewScattered across many channels
Absence reportsCall, slip, add by hand
CommunicationCluttered chat groups
Data protectionOpen slips or private messenger
In detail

What digital school organisation covers

One place instead of five channels

School organisation rarely fails at individual tasks; it fails at the transitions between them. An absence is reported by phone, ends up on a slip of paper and has to be copied into the class register by hand. A parent letter goes out as a file by email, the replies come back on paper and are ticked off a list. Every one of these transitions costs time and produces errors. School organisation software closes those gaps because all areas work on the same data: whoever reports sick is immediately marked absent in the class register; whoever gives consent is counted in the responses; whoever books a slot blocks it for everyone else. The office deals with fewer queries, and the staff room has fewer channels to check each day.

Data protection as a deal breaker

For whoever runs a school, data protection usually decides the question before the feature list does. Schools process names, addresses, absences and health notes about minors; private chat groups and freely chosen cloud services are not a suitable place for that. SchuleVernetzt therefore works with a data processing agreement, with servers inside the EU, in Germany, and with a role concept that shows each person exactly what their task requires: the class teacher sees their own class, the office sees the administrative area, parents see only their own children. Retention and deletion follow periods you enter once, aligned with the education law your school sits under. These points belong in every review before software is introduced.

Rollout without disrupting operations

New software must not bring the running school day to a halt. That is why SchuleVernetzt first adds what is missing anyway instead of replacing what works: timetables and cover plans still come from the familiar planning program and are only imported. The rest grows in whatever order suits the school. Because the app runs in the browser and on a phone, no new hardware is needed and nothing has to be installed on the school network. For families without a smartphone the previous route stays open; nobody is shut out. The way back stays open too, because your own data can be exported – the school is not tied to a decision that may feel different later.

Up and running in a few steps

Create classes and teachers, import existing plans from Untis or Indiware and onboard parents with an invitation link – done. From day one your school organisation runs digitally, without training and without new hardware.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about school management software

A digital class register, absence reporting, communication with parents and pupils, appointment booking for parent-teacher meetings and a digital notice board – all in one app.

No. SchuleVernetzt imports timetables and cover plans from Untis or Indiware and adds communication, absence reporting and appointment booking – you build nothing from scratch.

Yes. All data is encrypted and hosted in Germany, processing is role-based; a DPA and data protection package are included.

Yes. The areas can be activated one at a time, and the school decides the order. Starting with absence reporting and parent communication is a good idea, because that is where the office workload is largest; appointment booking, the notice board and grade management can follow without anything being set up again.

No. The app runs just as well in a browser on a computer, and for families without digital access the previous route via paper and telephone remains in place. What matters is that no piece of information exists only digitally – otherwise you create exactly the gap that digital school organisation is meant to close.

The interface follows what people know from other apps, and each role sees only its own tasks. A short introduction at a staff meeting is usually enough to start; no multi-day training is planned, and nothing has to be installed on the school computers.
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