A school management system for private schools in Saudi Arabia

A year in a private school

Families apply and re-enrol. The school bills the year in installments, with a discount for brothers and sisters, and follows who has paid. Teachers take attendance, set homework and enter marks; report cards print at the end of each term. Buses run their routes and the canteen sells. In Zyntra School the family’s fees, the child’s marks and attendance and the school’s accounts are one record, and the guardian reads their own part in the portal.

For a company in Saudi Arabia

Payments: Tabby, Tamara, HyperPay, PayTabs and Tap

Your customer pays an invoice online by card, or in instalments with Tabby or Tamara; PayTabs connects through its Saudi region.

Banks, shops and messages

Bank accounts read through Lean or Tarabut, or a statement file; orders and stock with Salla and Zid; text messages through Unifonic; shipping with Aramex, DHL Express or FedEx.

Payroll and clinics

End-of-service gratuity worked out by the Saudi labour law rule; and a clinic on Zyntra Clinic sends its insurance eligibility, prior authorizations and claims through NPHIES.

Noor files and Hijri dates

Zyntra School makes the file in Noor’s columns for the school to upload itself, and every school screen can say its days in Hijri (Umm al-Qura).

What Zyntra OS covers

The parts below are already in Zyntra OS; you switch on the ones you use.