EDII Admin

🎓 EDII Admin — the AI-first app for principals and school owners

Run your whole school from your pocket. EDII Admin turns everything happening across your school — attendance, fees, exams, staff, student wellbeing — into a clear daily picture, with an AI that tells you what needs your attention first.

🤖 AI THAT BRIEFS YOU EVERY MORNING
• Morning Brief — a 60-second operating summary: yesterday's collections, today's absences, this week's win.
• Decision Centre — your school's signal room, in the order a principal should review it.
• Suggested Actions — AI proposes concrete next steps, with benchmarks beside each one. You decide who owns it.
• Ask EdiiBrain — ask anything about your school in plain language and get an answer from your own data.
• Daily Briefing, Trends and Anomalies — what moved, by how much, and what looks unusual.

⚠️ EARLY WARNING, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
• Dropout Risk — a risk-ranked list so you can intervene months earlier, not after the child leaves.
• At-Risk Watchlist — alert-backed student concerns with reasons attached.
• School Health — one composite score, broken down by attendance, exams, teaching activity, fees and pending tasks, weakest area first.

📊 THE WHOLE SCHOOL, LIVE
• Overview — students, teachers, today's attendance and pending dues on one card
• Attendance — school-wide averages, best and worst days, class-level gaps
• Fees — collected, pending and defaulters, with collection by class
• Students — every record, searchable, with the signals that matter attached
• Teachers and staff, users and permissions
• Assessment outcomes and class comparisons
• Alerts, activity logs and approvals from anywhere

🔒 BUILT FOR SCHOOL LEADERS
Every AI screen shows its evidence and says plainly when a figure should be confirmed at source — because a principal's decisions deserve more than a black box.

🏫 EDII Admin works with the EDII school platform used by teachers, parents and your office staff, so the numbers you see are the same numbers they work from.

🚀 Download EDII Admin and start tomorrow morning with a briefing instead of a surprise.