For diocese, trusts & school groups
Roll out once. Run everywhere. Own it separately.
EduGenixAI equips networks of 5–40 schools with one stack, one rollout plan and one support line — while every school keeps its own instance, its own server and its own data.
One decision, not forty procurements
The education secretary evaluates once; every school inherits a proven configuration, a known price and a working reference deployment — instead of forty separate vendor negotiations.
Every school keeps its own instance
Central standardisation without central data. Each school runs its own server and owns its own records — a structure diocesan governance recognises, because it mirrors how the schools themselves are run.
A rollout that respects the school year
Wave-based deployment planned around terms and exams: pilot school first, then clusters, with training on each campus — never a big-bang cutover in the middle of assessments.
Training that stays behind
Office staff and teachers are trained on their own campus, in the flows they use. When we leave, the capability stays — the network is not renting expertise, it is acquiring it.
How a network rollout runs
- Phase 1
Pilot school
One school goes first — typically a term. Configuration, migration and training are proven where the network can watch.
- Phase 2
First wave
A cluster of schools deploys on the pilot’s configuration, with campus-by-campus training and a shared escalation line.
- Phase 3
The network
Remaining schools onboard wave by wave, timed to the academic calendar. Every school lands on the same stack, separately owned.
Already running at network scale.
EduGenixAI runs at St. Aloysius Sr. Sec. School, Cantt., Jabalpur — 43 sections — and distributes through a 30+ school diocese network in Madhya Pradesh.
30+
schools in the network
43
sections at the flagship
1
contract for the whole stack
Talk about your network.
Bring your school list; we will bring a rollout plan and a per-school price.
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