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What it is

In short

A digital file for each student. Open a student and you see who they are, their parents' contacts, what you discussed in every meeting, the universities they applied to, their documents, what is still to do and what they have paid. Each student gets their own number, so the same person is never entered twice.

The dashboard shows what needs your attention across all your students.

How it works

  1. Step 01

    Add the student

    Type them in, import them from a spreadsheet, or let them fill in your registration form.

  1. Step 02

    Write down every meeting

    What you discussed, what happens next and when you meet again.

  1. Step 03

    Keep everything on the student

    Applications, documents, tasks and payments all attach to the same page.

  1. Step 04

    Anyone on your team can pick it up

    A colleague opens the student and knows where things stand.

What a student page holds

  • Contact details, ID or passport number, and two parents or guardians. The person you call is often not the student.
  • School: type of school, level, class, subjects and grades for each year.
  • Plans: language certificates, the countries they want, the level and programme of study, and the start year.
  • Personal details that make an application stand out: interests, hobbies, favourite subjects, siblings, parents' jobs, and how they heard about you.
  • An action plan and notes, for meeting summaries and parent feedback.

The page fits the person. You mark someone as a school student, university student, worker or soldier, and only the fields that apply are shown, such as current job for someone changing career.

Meetings

Each meeting (a session) is saved on the student with its date, time, length, type, counsellor and notes. You choose the meeting types. The ready-made ones are first meeting, follow-up, career assessment and application review.

Two fields matter most: what happens next and the next meeting date. From that date, EduCRM builds a list of the students you need to contact again. A meeting can also have a reminder and go straight into the calendar.

Documents

Documents go into seven fixed folders: identity, diplomas, language certificates, transcripts, personal statement, offer letters and other. Everyone uses the same folders, so nothing goes missing in the week of a deadline.

Applications, tasks and payments

  • Applications: every university application, with its stage and deadline. See application tracking.
  • Tasks: to-dos with a priority, a reminder, a checklist and a repeat if you need one, linked to the student so they show on the calendar. A task can also have no date. On Premium you can add tasks by speaking.
  • Payments: what you invoiced, what was paid and what is still owed, with invoices and receipts sent from EduCRM. See payments and invoicing.

Why one page beats five tools

Spread across toolsOn one student page
Notes in a notebookSearchable, dated, readable by a colleague
Documents on a shared driveNext to the application that needs them
Deadlines in a personal calendarOn the same calendar as your meetings
Payments in accounting softwareVisible before the meeting, not at month end
Status in someone's headA stage anyone can look up

Who can see it

Your students sit in your own private account. Each team member has a role (owner, admin, counsellor or viewer), and no other company can see your data. It is stored in Google Cloud's europe-west1 region, in the EU. Details are on the security page.

Open a student page

The demo is the real software with sample students. The free plan covers 10 students afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

How many students can EduCRM hold?

The free plan covers up to 10 students. Premium covers unlimited students for €49.99 per month.

Can several counsellors work on the same student?

Yes, in the same account, with what each person can see set by their role. One named counsellor per student still works better than shared responsibility.

Can student data be exported?

Yes, data export is included on Premium. Worth checking with any software before you commit, not after.