School SMS
SMS to parents, sent from the fee register itself.
Not every family uses WhatsApp. SMS reaches the rest, from the same screens — so a reminder goes to the guardian of the student who owes fees, without anyone building a list first.
How it works
1
Connect a gateway
The portal connects to a Pakistani SMS gateway with your school's own sender ID, so messages arrive under your school's name.
2
Pick who, not what number
Choose a student, a class, or everyone with an unpaid voucher this month. The numbers come from the guardian records you already keep.
3
Send and keep the record
Messages are logged against the students they went to, so a parent saying they were never told can be answered from the record.
What schools send
- Fee reminders to this month's defaulters
- Absentee alerts on the day
- Exam date sheets and result announcements
- Holiday and closure notices
- Parent-teacher meeting invitations
- Anything WhatsApp could not deliver
SMS or WhatsApp?
Most schools use both. WhatsApp carries anything with a document — vouchers, receipts, result cards — because a PDF arrives properly. SMS carries short, urgent messages and reaches families who do not use WhatsApp at all. The portal sends both, and the same student record drives each.
Try it on your own defaulter list
Tell us your school and we will walk you through sending a month's fee reminders — on your data, not a sample.