Sample academy. Every block is a class that becomes a register, a statement line and a payslip line.
We import your dataSend it in the shape you have it. We move it and check it with you.
Live in about a weekFrom receiving your data to running your timetable in Acadenova.
Hosted in the EUWith a data processing agreement signed before we import anything.
One systemTimetable, registers, invoices and payroll, entered once.
Access by roleAdmins, teachers and students each see what they need. Nothing more.
Most academies enter every class three times.
Once in the register. Again on the family's invoice. Again on the teacher's pay sheet. Every copy is a chance for the numbers to disagree, and month end is where you find out.
How the work is done today, and with Acadenova
Today
With Acadenova
TodayThe register is on paper and typed up on Friday.
With AcadenovaTeachers mark the register in the class. It is the record everything else reads from.
TodayInvoices are rebuilt from a spreadsheet at month end.
With AcadenovaInvoices follow from the classes taught, with packs and monthly plans applied and siblings on one family statement.
TodayTeacher pay is worked out by hand from the registers.
With AcadenovaPayroll counts the classes each teacher actually taught. Teachers never see what students pay.
TodayReschedule requests get lost in a chat thread.
With AcadenovaRequests wait on the dashboard until someone deals with them.
TodayThe real numbers live in someone's spreadsheet.
With AcadenovaMoney in, payroll out and what is still owed are the first thing you see each morning.
The whole academy, in one place.
Seven parts of one system. Each one reads from the timetable, so nothing is typed twice.
Acadenova/ˌæk.ə.dɪˈnəʊ.və/noun. One system for your timetable, registers, invoices and teacher payroll, set up for you with your data imported.
Sample academy. The admin dashboard: money in, payroll out, today's classes.
timetable
/ˈtaɪmˌteɪ.bəl/noun
1Every one-to-one lesson and group class in the academy, by teacher, room and day.
2Trial classes sit alongside the rest and are tracked through to enrolment.
3The starting point for everything else: a class on the timetable becomes a register, a line on a statement and a line on a payslip.
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Sample academy. The timetable, by teacher and day.
register
/ˈredʒ.ɪ.stər/noun
1Marked by the teacher for each class: who was there, who was absent, whether the class went ahead.
2For groups, attendance is kept per student, so each family is billed for what their child attended.
3Once saved, it is the record the invoice and payroll read from. Nobody copies it anywhere.
See also,
Sample academy. A group class register.
invoice
/ˈɪn.vɔɪs/noun
1Built from the classes taught, on the student's plan: a class pack, or monthly by the classes taken.
2Rates set per subject for each student. Brothers and sisters appear on one family statement.
3Paid and outstanding amounts are tracked, so you know who still owes what.
See also
Sample academy. Family statements.
payroll
/ˈpeɪ.rəʊl/noun
1What each teacher is owed, counted from the classes they actually taught.
2Teachers see their own classes and pay. They never see what students pay.
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Sample academy. A teacher's month.
noticeboard
/ˈnəʊ.tɪsˌbɔːd/noun
1A board for every class and pairing: announcements, documents and images in one place instead of a chat thread.
2Admins can open any class board in the academy.
Sample academy. A class board.
statistics
/stəˈtɪs.tɪks/plural noun
1Revenue against payroll, month by month.
2Which subjects and which teachers are profitable.
3Attendance, no-shows and trial conversion, so problems show up before a student leaves.
Sample academy. Revenue and payroll by month.
access
/ˈæk.ses/noun
1Admins, teachers and students each have their own view of the academy.
2Finance and statistics can be granted to individual admins, so office staff see what their job needs.
Sample academy. An admin's permissions.
Live in about a week. We do the moving.
Switching systems is the reason most academies never switch. So the switch is our job, not yours.
1
Send us what you have.
Students, families, teachers, classes and rates, in whatever spreadsheets or exports you already keep.
2
We import and check it with you.
We move everything into Acadenova and go through the numbers with you before you rely on them.
3
We set up how you work.
Billing plans, subject rates, groups and who can see what.
4
You go live.
Your timetable, registers and invoices run in Acadenova. We stay on hand for the first month end, and support after that comes directly from the team, not a ticket queue.
Your academy's records are stored on servers in the European Union.
A DPA before anything moves.
We sign a data processing agreement with you before we import a single record.
Kept separate.
Each academy's records are kept apart from every other academy's.
Access by role.
Teachers see their own classes and pay. Students see their own classes and boards. Finance and statistics are granted to admins one by one.
Yours to take.
You can export your data, and we delete a student's record on request.
Questions academies ask us.
How long does it take to go live?
About a week from receiving your data. Most of that is us importing it and checking the numbers with you.
Do we have to move our data ourselves?
No. Send it in whatever shape you have it. We do the import as part of onboarding and check it with you before you rely on it.
Where is our data stored?
In the European Union. We sign a data processing agreement with you before anything is imported.
Can teachers see what students pay?
No. Teachers see their own timetable, registers and pay. Student rates and family statements are visible only to admins with finance access.
Does it handle group classes as well as one-to-one lessons?
Yes. Groups and one-to-one lessons share one timetable. Attendance is kept per student in groups.
How do you bill families with more than one child?
Brothers and sisters appear on one family statement, each on their own plan: a class pack, or monthly by the classes taken.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of your academy. We will give you a written quote after the demo.
Is there a trial?
Yes. After the demo, your first month is free.
Is Acadenova available in other languages?
The interface is in English today. It works for whatever languages your academy teaches, because nothing in Acadenova depends on the language taught.
See your academy in Acadenova.
Book a short demo and we will walk you through a week at an academy like yours: the timetable, a register, month-end invoices and payroll. Bring your questions.