One record, not eleven copies
A student is entered once, at admission. Attendance, marks, fees, certificates and transport all read the same row — so the class list on a teacher’s phone and the fee report in the office can never disagree.
650+ institutions on board since 2012
Run the whole campus from
Run the whole campus from
one place.
Admissions, attendance, exams, fees and accounts run on the web. Homework, notices, marks and fee dues land on every parent’s phone the moment you publish them. One platform, one team to call.
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Why schools move
The register, the notice file and the fee book — in one system
Most institutions we meet are running on a mix of spreadsheets, printed circulars and a WhatsApp group. It works until it doesn’t — at admission time, at exam time, and every month the fees are due.
Parents told, not chased
Publish a notice, set homework or mark attendance and the parent gets a push notification. No printed circulars going home in a bag, no phone tree, no “we never received it”.
Fees that reconcile themselves
Heads, concessions, fines and instalments are set once. Parents pay from the app, receipts issue automatically, and the day’s collection ties out to the accounts module without anyone re-keying it.
Our products
Three products, one platform
Run the campus on the web, and keep every parent in the loop on their phone. Take one, or take both and they share the same data.
The school’s system of record.
Students, staff, attendance, examinations, timetable, online admission, fees, accounts, certificates, library, transport and stock — one login, one database, in the browser. Custom report cards, bulk SMS and online payment included.
The same school, in a parent’s pocket.
Notices and circulars, homework with due dates, the class diary, attendance, marks, the holiday list and fee dues — pushed as they happen. Parents pay fees in the app; teachers mark attendance and enter marks from theirs.
Built for higher education.
Everything in School On Web, shaped for B.Ed., D.El.Ed. and pharma institutions — semester structures, grievance redressal, alumni records and biometric attendance, with the fee and account handling those courses actually need.
In their words
What the schools running it say
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Case study
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Why Lamda
What you get that a generic ERP won’t give you
Built for Indian institutions
Not a global product with an India setting bolted on. Government and private school structures, board report-card formats, term and semester patterns, fee heads and concessions the way schools here actually run them.
Customised, not configured-around
Most of what an institution asks for is a setting inside the module. When it isn’t — a report your board wants in a particular shape, a module nobody else needs — we build it. We wrote the software, so we can change it.
You reach a person
Phone, mail or chat, and a visit when the issue needs one. Not a ticket queue in another timezone. Errors are also reported to us automatically by the application, so we are often on a problem before it is raised.
The hardware is our problem too
RFID and biometric attendance devices, barcode readers for the library, SMS gateways and payment gateways — supplied, wired into the ERP and supported by the same team. One number to call when a device stops reporting.
Your data stays yours
Hosted on AWS, encrypted in transit, backed up daily, and separated per institution. You can export it whenever you want, and we process it only on your instruction. How we handle data.
It keeps getting better
Updates ship to every institution on the platform, included in what you already pay. Features usually start as one school’s request — if it would help others, it goes to everyone.
Security & data protection
You are handling children’s data. So are we.
Under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, the institution is the Data Fiduciary for its students’ data and we are the processor acting on your instruction. Here is exactly where the data sits, who can reach it, and how you get it back or have it deleted.
Read our security postureHosted on AWS
TLS in transit
Daily backups
Role-based access
Beyond the ERP
The rest of your IT, from the same team
We have been building websites, apps and integrations since 2012 — for institutions and for businesses that have nothing to do with education.
Web Designing
Sites that work on a phone, load fast and say what you do.
Web Development
Portals, dashboards and APIs, built to be maintained.
Mobile Apps
Android apps we ship, publish and keep running.
Biometric Attendance
RFID and fingerprint devices, wired into the ERP.
Bulk SMS Management
Reach every parent at once, with templates and delivery reports.
Hire a Developer
A developer on your team, monthly, weekly or hourly.
SEO / SMO
Get found by the parents already searching for you.
Online Payment
Fees paid from the app, reconciled in the accounts module.
Pricing
Priced per student, per year
No per-module licence, no charge per teacher login, no setup fee for the standard rollout. Small government schools have used the free tier since 2016.
See it running with your school’s own data
A demo takes about forty minutes. Bring a class list and a fee structure and we will set them up live, so you are looking at your school rather than a sample one.