Elevate ERP Documentation & SOPs
6 step-by-step setup procedures for institutional administrators, covering onboarding, academic sessions, fee structures, attendance, examinations and transport. Each one is written against what the product does today, and says so where a board's own circular has to be checked instead.
All 6 guides
Standard operating procedures- SOP 01
First 48 Hours: Institutional Setup & Initial Onboarding
A step-by-step onboarding guide for school administrators to configure the institutional profile, staff roles, and initial system preferences.
System AdministrationUpdated - SOP 02
Configuring Academic Sessions, Classes & NEP 5+3+3+4 Stages
How to structure your academic calendar, define class sections, and organise your classes to match the NEP 2020 pedagogical stages.
Academics & CurriculumUpdated - SOP 03
Setting Up Fee Structures, UPI Payment Details & Reminders
How to configure tuition, transport slabs and late fee penalties, print demand bills with your payment details, and reconcile collections.
Finance & Fee ManagementUpdated - SOP 04
Biometric Gate Ingest and Attendance Shortfall Tracking
Connecting a biometric attendance device over the iClock/ADMS protocol, deciding whether gate punches count as attendance, and tracking students below your configured attendance threshold.
Student Safety & OperationsUpdated - SOP 05
CBSE-Style Examination Setup and Report Card Generation
Configuring Term 1 and Term 2 weightages, internal assessment components, subject skill rubrics, and generating report cards laid out to a CBSE-style grading model.
Examinations & GradingUpdated - SOP 06
Vehicle Location: Connecting a Tracker, or Using a Driver's Phone
How the live vehicle map gets its position — either from tracker hardware you already own posting to a webhook, or from the browser of a phone in the vehicle — and what the transport module does not do.
Transport & SafetyUpdated
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