Admissions, academics, timetable, examinations, hostel, transport, library, payroll, LMS, alumni, NAAC accreditation, AI tools, and more — 24+ connected modules for colleges and universities across India.
CampusAlly's AI features work automatically from data already in the system — no separate setup, no extra data entry.
All 24+ modules in a single view — with direct links to full feature documentation.
CampusAlly includes 24+ modules: admissions management, academic and curriculum management, automatic timetable scheduling, examination management (hall tickets, on-screen marking, CGPA grading, results), attendance tracking (biometric, RFID, mobile), hostel and mess management, transport management, library management, college finance and fee collection, staff payroll, LMS, student portal, mobile apps (student, faculty, parent), placement management, alumni portal, NAAC accreditation documentation, research management, governance and committee management, grievance redressal, inventory and asset tracking, student dropout prediction AI, facial recognition attendance, and an AI chatbot for student support. All modules share the same student database — no duplicate data entry between departments.
Yes. CampusAlly is specifically designed to support NAAC accreditation. The dedicated accreditation module centralises all documentation, generates AQAR reports, maps curriculum to learning outcomes for OBE compliance, and prepares SSR submissions. Individual modules also generate NAAC evidence: governance records for Criterion VI, grievance reports for Criterion VII, research outputs for Criterion III, student progression data for Criterion V, and placement statistics for NAAC and NIRF rankings. All data comes from the live system — not manual compilation.
Yes. CampusAlly's academics module supports NEP 2020 requirements for higher education — Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), Outcome-Based Education (OBE) with CO-PO mapping, multi-disciplinary course structures, and holistic student assessment. The examination module supports both semester and annual patterns, and the student portal allows students to track credit accumulation across courses and semesters.
Yes. CampusAlly uses a cloud-native multi-tenant architecture that allows universities to manage multiple affiliated colleges, autonomous institutions, or campuses from a single platform. Each college maintains independent data and operations while the university has centralised visibility — for question paper delivery, results publication, accreditation documentation, and governance oversight.
CampusAlly's implementation team typically completes setup within 7 days for standard installations. This includes data migration from existing systems (using Excel templates for bulk import of student, faculty, and library data), configuration of institution-specific fee structures, NAAC criteria mapping, and staff training. Complex deployments for large multi-campus universities may take longer and are scoped individually.
CampusAlly is built for higher education — colleges, universities, autonomous institutions, and deemed universities. It covers features specific to higher ed: NAAC accreditation documentation, OBE curriculum mapping, semester examination management with on-screen marking, college hostel operations with dividing-system mess billing, alumni and placement management, research output tracking, and UGC-compliant grievance redressal. SchoolDeck is built for K-12 schools — covering CBSE/ICSE/State Board report cards, school fee management, parent communication via WhatsApp, and school-level operations. The two products serve different institutions and do not overlap.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with the CampusAlly team — we'll show you the modules most relevant to your institution's structure and challenges.
