WhatsApp for schools
Fee reminders, attendance alerts, exam timetables and circulars — sent from one number, answered by an assistant that knows your school, and logged against every parent. No app to install and nothing for a parent to remember.
What people send
Real messages, not features. Each of these is a template approved once and then sent as often as you like.
Sent on a schedule from your ERP, with the amount, the due date and a payment link. Schools tell us the second reminder does most of the work.
A parent finds out their child is not in school before lunch, not at pick-up.
Each parent gets their own child’s PDF, attached to the message, from one send.
The enquiry that came through your website, answered in the evening when the parent actually looks at their phone.
An SMS costs more than a WhatsApp utility message in most of India, arrives with no delivery certainty, cannot carry a PDF, and cannot be replied to. Parents also simply do not read them any more. The first month usually pays for itself on fee collection alone.
How it works
Share ours the same day, or we acquire one in your own name, or bring the number you already publish. Four routes, all priced on the pricing page.
We write your templates and put them to Meta. This is the step that catches people out; we have an approved library to start from.
One API key into your existing software, or a spreadsheet import if you would rather. Then a test send, then one group, then everybody.
We will tell you which of it Meta will approve, what it costs at your volume, and how long it takes to switch on — before you commit to anything.
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