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Solutions by need

Solutions by need

Start from your problem: your school's country, buses, e-invoicing or the type of organisation. Each page explains what to look for, how Classti covers it and what you need to begin.

Solutions by need

  • School management system in Saudi Arabia

    One platform for admissions, attendance, timetables, fees, e-invoicing, transport and parent communication, built Arabic-first for schools in the Kingdom, for single schools and multi-branch groups.

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  • School management system in Egypt

    An Arabic-first platform for admissions, attendance, timetables, grades, fees and parent communication, for one school or a group of branches, set up around your stages, curricula and currency.

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  • School bus management system

    If "where is the bus?" fills your office phone, a map alone is not the answer. You need organised routes, a boarding and drop-off record for each student, and alerts for parents, which is what the transport module brings together.

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  • ZATCA e-invoicing for schools

    If your school's fees are collected in one system and its invoices written in another, you pay for double entry. Classti links the fees module to ZATCA e-invoicing so the invoice is issued from where the payment is made.

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  • Sports academy management system

    Belts, levels, squads, coaches, pools, halls and courts have their own logic. Classti follows it: every athlete has a grading history, and every group has its schedule, venue and coach.

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  • Training center management system

    Training centres are built around programmes, cohorts and trainees, not a school timetable. Classti gives you a ready programmes library, groups with their own schedule and instructor, enrolment for adults, invoices and certificates.

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See Classti with your school's data

Book a short demo: we show the modules that matter to you, talk through your school's size and branches, and prepare a quote afterwards.

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