Identity and presence, in one operating flow.
- ID cards and branded lanyards
- Face-recognition devices
- RFID check-in
- Student and staff attendance
Select connected software, set your active student count, and verify a work email to reveal the annual estimate.
Use the number of currently active students in your institution.
Core software configure before you verify
SIS is the required foundation. Add only the connected cores your institution needs.
Every capability is included once, by design. Selecting a suite never creates a second charge for the modules already inside it.
✓Included once. Never charged again.
✓Included once. Never charged again.
Choose one product to inspect. LMS and Have Fun add a $10 base rate per active student per year; migration and integrations are scoped separately.
Connect courses, lessons, assignments, assessments, gradebooks and learning analytics to the governed programme and student record.
Annual software price equals your active student count multiplied by the combined per-student rate of the selected modules and annual products. Migration and integrations are excluded until their scope is confirmed.
An active student is currently enrolled and using the institution’s ClassCore environment during the billing year. Graduated, archived or inactive records are not part of the calculator estimate.
Yes. SIS remains the core student record, while ERP, Attendance and Digital Credentials can be added as your institution is ready. Their connected data model means you do not need to buy overlapping submodules twice.
The Digital Credentials module includes Hyperledger Fabric-backed issuance and standards-based Open Badges for report cards, transfer certificates, no-dues certificates and other institution-approved records that need third-party verification.
The Attendance suite brings student and staff attendance together with supported face-recognition and RFID capture paths, plus institution-branded identity cards and lanyards. Final hardware and print quantities are confirmed during ordering.
Migration and integrations are quoted separately because source-system quality, interface count, identity services, payment connections and rollout complexity differ by institution.