Who it is for
We build plans by opening scope, not by cutting features
There are no figures on this page. The price follows from your gate, campus and student counts and the quote arrives in writing; the end of this page is that form.
The boundary statement
The scope table
| Scope | Base | Mid | Top | Add-on modules |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Live presence list | included | included | included | not included |
| Occupancy and the three-colour band | included | included | included | not included |
| Entry and exit notifications | included | included | included | not included |
| Late arrival notifications | included | included | included | not included |
| Emergency information | included | included | included | not included |
| Pre-filled attendance | included | included | included | not included |
| Period-level attendance | not included | included | included | not included |
| Approved bulk entry preparation | not included | included | included | not included |
| Partial absence and excuses | not included | included | included | not included |
| Early warning from the absence pattern | not included | not included | included | not included |
| Digital permissions and early leave | not included | included | included | not included |
| Dismissal plan and authorised pickup | not included | included | included | not included |
| Visitor appointments linked to the gate | not included | included | included | not included |
| Contractors and document tracking | not included | not included | included | not included |
| Drills and evidence records | not included | included | included | not included |
| Many campuses, one panel | not included | not included | included | not included |
| Zone occupancy and gate flow reports | not included | not included | included | not included |
| Add-on modules | not included | not included | not included | add-on |
What each row means
Who is in the building right now; students, staff, visitors and contractors in one pool.
The ratio to capacity and the threshold band; the institution enters the capacity.
Never charged in any plan; the first item of the boundary statement.
Never charged in any plan.
Never charged in any plan.
The draft list from the signal and its source badges.
Period-level records alongside day-level ones.
The queue, prepare and the declaration; the entry itself stays a person's job.
Excuses with a time range and a note on the return time.
A warning derived from rows already measured; no second count is made.
The parent opens it, the school decides, the result lands at the gate.
The parent changes the plan; the authorised person is verified at the gate.
The appointment appears on the security screen; entry without one is the institution's decision.
Document expiry raises a warning at the gate.
A drill runs through the same flow as a real incident and is timed.
Per-campus permissions and reports broken down by campus.
A breakdown by floor, block and yard; how many gates are needed comes out of measurement.
Canteen, school bus, dormitory, library, panic button and plate recognition open separately.
Variable items independent of the plan
The items below depend on usage rather than the plan and appear as separate lines in the quote.
Text messaging is an operator service; it is the fallback channel for parents without the app and its quota is visible on screen.
Cards are hardware; they come from the institution's own supplier and we do not sell them.
A lost card is a process: the old one is invalidated immediately and a new one is issued.
If the institution collects money from parents, the channel has its own fee; that fee is not ours.
What determines the price
Every gate is a connector point and a maintenance surface.
Multiple campuses mean permission scopes and report breakdowns.
Asked for the gate and queue calculation; it is not the sole driver of the plan.
Add-on modules widen the scope and appear as separate lines.
App notifications have no quota; text messages do, and the institution chooses the quota.
Scope and quote
Plan questions
Yes; scope opens or closes and the data stays where it is.
Yes, and free of charge; that is exactly what the boundary statement is about.
You can; add-on modules open independently of the plan.
There is a pilot installation: we define the scope together in writing, which gates and which classes are included.
It is exported and destroyed; destruction is not deactivation.