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Switching & migration

Switch school software. Parents hear nothing routine until you go live.

A responsible migration needs two safeguards: review imported records before commit, and prevent routine messages from leaving while the school verifies its new workspace.Vidyapeeth360 provides a student CSV/XLSX mapping review plus quiet mode for non-essential outbound communication until the school explicitly goes live.

  • Student CSV/XLSX mapping review
  • Non-essential communication held in quiet mode
  • 90-day full-term trial — no card
Illustrative preview — sample data. The review, validation, and quiet-mode mechanics are the shipped product.

Five visible checkpoints from file to go-live.

  1. Register your workspace

    Pick your School Code, board and academic year. Self-serve, no card required.

  2. Import with the Migration Copilot

    Upload a student CSV or XLSX file. The mapping helper proposes columns and flags row-level validation issues for review.

  3. Review before anything commits

    You approve the mapping and preview the staged data. Only then does it commit — in one transaction, with a full audit trail.

  4. Verify in quiet mode

    New workspaces hold non-essential outbound communication while you explore, correct and train. Security OTPs and authorised staff invitations remain available.

  5. Go live on your date

    Flip go-live when you're ready. Configured reminders and parent communication can begin from that point; imported student records remain under onboarding safeguards.

Onboarding communication safeguard: quiet mode holds non-essential outbound communication while the school verifies its imported records. Security OTPs and authorised staff invitations remain operational exceptions; reminder and recovery eligibility should be confirmed in the migration walkthrough.

Compare migrations on evidence — what moves, what changes, and what your team must do.

Bring this checklist to every vendor conversation. It separates a promising feature name from the controls, boundaries and hand-offs that make it safe to operate.

Questions to evaluate during a school software migration and the corresponding Vidyapeeth360 evidence
Decision areaWhat to verifyVidyapeeth360 evidence
Student-record integrityAsk how mappings, rejected rows, duplicate checks and rollback are handled before a bulk import commits.CSV/XLSX mapping preview, row-level validation, review gate and one transactional commit.
Payment evidenceTrace how a provider event reaches an invoice, then how final bank credit and deductions are reconciled.Provider callbacks update invoice evidence; final settlement remains a separate reconciliation step.
Onboarding communicationIdentify which messages are held during migration and which operational exceptions remain available.Quiet mode holds non-essential outbound communication; security OTPs and authorised staff invitations remain available.
Academic publishingVerify grading configuration, mark limits, publish locks, report-card templates and correction handling.Board-configured grading, server-side mark limits and locks after result publication; templates are reviewed during fit assessment.
Consent and retentionReview purpose, consent, retention, access, export and erasure workflows alongside the school's legal responsibilities.Product controls support the school's DPDP programme; they are not legal certification or a compliance guarantee.
AI boundariesAsk which sources, permissions, configured safeguards and human-confirmation gates apply to each AI surface.Permission-scoped sources, configured identifier safeguards and confirmation gates for supported sensitive actions.

Evidence describes the current product and its stated boundaries. Bring your source fields, providers, policies and required reports to a walkthrough for a fit review before rollout.

What stays true while you evaluate

Invoice-bound payment evidence

Fee collection runs through your school's connected gateway account; provider callbacks update the invoice, while your team reconciles final bank credit.

Data access and exit are documented

Each school's records are walled off by database-enforced isolation. Use supported exports while access is active, request erasure through the documented process — and the 90-day trial never becomes paid on its own.

Routine messages stay quiet until go-live

Quiet mode holds non-essential outbound communication. Security OTPs and authorised staff invitations remain operational exceptions.

The full security story — tenant isolation, AI privacy, consent and retention — is on the Security & Compliance page.

Bring a student CSV or XLSX. Review the move before commit.

Register free, preview the student import, and use the current 90-day trial to evaluate the workflows you need while non-essential communication remains in quiet mode.