Enter marks once. The report cards make themselves.
Less copying, less chasing, more teaching. Your register, your marks and your class diary on the phone you already carry.
From as low as KES 4,060 a month, every module included
Your day, on Enaton
“End of term, I copy marks into somebody’s spreadsheet at midnight.”
On Enaton. You enter marks for your own classes, on a phone or a laptop, and your report cards, whatever the curriculum, are made from them. Papers combine by your school’s weighting.
No transcription and no master spreadsheet to break.
| Learning area | Level | Teacher note |
|---|---|---|
| English | ME | Reads with confidence |
| Kiswahili | EE | Writes lovely insha |
| Mathematics | ME | Good with fractions |
| Science and Technology | EE | Asks great questions |
| Social Studies | AE | Needs more map work |
“The register book stays in the classroom and nobody reads it.”
On Enaton. Mark today’s register on a phone and record a reason for each absence. Parents can see their child arrived.
The register means something, and you do not field the call.
Grade 4 register, today
31 of 32 in| Learner | Today |
|---|---|
| Wanjiru Kamau | Present |
| Brian Otieno | Present |
| Amina Hassan | Absent, sick |
| Kevin Mutua | Present |
| Faith Chebet | Present |
Marked at 7:42 by Mrs Achieng
“Parents never see the homework I set.”
On Enaton. The class diary opens each school day for every learner. You record classwork and homework, attach a worksheet, and parents read it, sign it and reply. The school calendar is built in, so you see term dates and events beside your lessons.
Homework reaches home, and you can see which parents have read it.
Class diary, Grade 6
Today- ClassworkFractions: adding unlike denominators
- HomeworkExercise 4B, questions 1 to 8
- Note to parentsPlease sign and return the trip form by Friday
Signed by 24 of 38 parents
- 1
“End of term, I copy marks into somebody’s spreadsheet at midnight.”
You enter marks for your own classes, on a phone or a laptop, and your report cards, whatever the curriculum, are made from them. Papers combine by your school’s weighting.
9:41 enatontech.com/appWanjiru KamauGrade 6, Term 2- EnglishME
- KiswahiliEE
- MathematicsME
- Science and TechnologyEE
- Social StudiesAE
Wanjiru had a strong term. Keep up the daily reading at home.No transcription and no master spreadsheet to break.
- 2
“The register book stays in the classroom and nobody reads it.”
Mark today’s register on a phone and record a reason for each absence. Parents can see their child arrived.
9:41 enatontech.com/appMarked at 7:42 by Mrs AchiengGrade 4 register, today31 of 32 in- Wanjiru KamauPresent
- Brian OtienoPresent
- Amina HassanAbsent, sick
- Kevin MutuaPresent
- Faith ChebetPresent
The register means something, and you do not field the call.
- 3
“Parents never see the homework I set.”
The class diary opens each school day for every learner. You record classwork and homework, attach a worksheet, and parents read it, sign it and reply. The school calendar is built in, so you see term dates and events beside your lessons.
9:41 my.enatontech.comClass diary, Grade 6Today- ClassworkFractions: adding unlike denominators
- HomeworkExercise 4B, questions 1 to 8
- Note to parentsPlease sign and return the trip form by Friday
Signed by 24 of 38 parentsHomework reaches home, and you can see which parents have read it.
Give every role its own portal
You create the portals and decide what each person can see and do.
See how portals work- TeachersYou choose access
- DriversYou choose access
- ParentsYou choose access
- StorekeeperYou choose access
- MatronYou choose access
- Anyone you addYou choose access
Other jobs in a school
Questions from teachers
Can I enter marks from my phone?
Yes. Marks entry works on a phone as well as a laptop, and you only see your own subjects and classes.
Do I enter CBC assessment twice?
No. What you record during the term is what the report card is built from.
Can parents message me through the diary?
Yes. Notes go both ways on each diary entry, with read receipts, and the school decides who may send what.
