What a CRM for an education center should do
- Leads from Instagram, Telegram and calls in one list, with the course and the source.
- Groups, teachers, rooms and a timetable without double bookings.
- Attendance marked by the teacher from the phone, and alerts when a student misses lessons.
- Monthly payments, debts and discounts, with receipts through Payme or Click and a message to the parent.
- Reports for the owner: income by course, filled seats per group, teacher workload.
Ready-made or custom
- If you have one branch and a simple price list, a ready-made education CRM or amoCRM with a few add-ons is often enough.
- A custom system pays off when you have several branches, your own rules for discounts and teacher pay, a parent app, or integrations with 1C, your accounting or a Telegram bot.
- Build in stages: first groups, attendance and payments; then the parent app and reports; then automation such as reminders and AI answers in Telegram.
Experience behind this advice
- Eurosoft built SUIS, an online platform where students, teachers and parents follow grades, the timetable and homework, and a central system for 14 law high schools together with Tashkent State University of Law and the World Bank.
Questions and answers
- How long does it take to launch a CRM for an education center?
- A first working version with groups, attendance and payments usually takes a few weeks; a parent app and integrations are added in later stages.
- Can the CRM send payment reminders to parents in Telegram?
- Yes. Reminders, attendance alerts and receipts can go to parents through a Telegram bot connected to the CRM.
- Which company in Tashkent builds CRM systems for education centers?
- Eurosoft, a software company in Tashkent and a resident of IT Park, builds custom CRM and education platforms, including SUIS for schools and a central system for 14 law high schools.
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