Keep key school information in one system
Records, academics, fees, attendance, communication and daily operations stay connected.
Features
SEAC connects student records, attendance, results, fees, communication and everyday school operations in one system, so your school can work more efficiently.

Records, academics, fees, attendance, communication and daily operations stay connected.
Reuse the same school records across workflows instead of rebuilding them in separate files.
Offline-ready workflows and autosave help reduce disruption when internet or power is unreliable.
Use SEAC online, with a school-managed Windows option for schools that prefer it.
Built for real school life
From the morning register and class timetable to report cards, fee collection, payroll, parent communication, canteen activity, bookshop sales and the school bell, SEAC is built around the work that keeps a school moving.

01 · The whole school day
From the morning register and class timetable to report cards, fee collection, payroll, parent communication, canteen activity, bookshop sales and the school bell, SEAC is built around the work that keeps a school moving.

02 · Switch without starting over
Schools that already have student information saved on a computer do not have to type every record again. SEAC provides an import workflow where information can be mapped, reviewed and validated before it is added to the system.

03 · Families stay connected
When siblings attend the same school, they can share the same guardian record instead of creating the same parent information again and again. Guardian communication can also recognize shared families and avoid unnecessary duplicate messages.

04 · Connected school information
Student, class, guardian, staff and academic information is reused across related workflows so departments do not have to keep rebuilding the same records in separate registers, spreadsheets and applications.
Built for real-world interruptions
Internet and electricity interruptions should not force staff to repeat work that has already been captured.
When the internet goes off
Teachers can continue taking attendance and entering scores during temporary internet interruptions. SEAC keeps the work on the device and synchronizes it when the connection returns. Scheduled school bells can also continue ringing offline once configured.
When the electricity goes off
On SEAC screens with autosave, work is saved as it is entered. If power is suddenly interrupted, this helps reduce the amount of work that may need to be entered again when the computer comes back on.
Autosave protects work that has already been captured. A computer or device still needs electricity or backup power to remain usable during an outage.
Beyond the usual SIS
Schools often handle these jobs with separate registers, spreadsheets or standalone tools. SEAC brings them closer to the rest of the school record.
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Manage positions, candidates, voter registration, voting and results inside SEAC instead of relying on a separate election tool.
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Schedule school bells around the academic calendar, including school days, breaks and special dates, with offline ringing support once configured.
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Track daily canteen collections by class, review weekly activity and connect totals to the school finance workflow.
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Record school-store sales and keep transaction history inside the same system used for the rest of the school.
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Keep student clubs and co-curricular activity records alongside the academic and administrative record.
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Teachers, finance staff, canteen users, storekeepers, administrators and families work through access designed around their responsibilities.
Core school workflows
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Flexible for your school
Use SEAC through your web browser, or choose the school-managed Windows option when that better fits your environment.
Online
Use supported computers, tablets and phones without installing the SIS on every device.
Windows
For schools that prefer a dedicated Windows setup, the desktop option keeps the SEAC experience close to school-managed devices.
See SEAC in your school