Inquiry capture with a source
Inquiries land as records carrying where they came from.
Education ERP that keeps inquiries, admissions, students, schedules, and fee payments together — leads captured from your site, admissions followed up, and payments on the record instead of in a ledger book.
An education business — a school, an institute, a training centre — loses students in the admissions funnel and loses money in the fee ledger. An inquiry comes in and isn't followed up, a prospective student goes quiet, and fees are chased from a book nobody trusts. Farexa keeps the funnel and the money on one system: inquiries land as records with a source, admissions are followed up with an owner, students are on the record, and fee payments are tracked against them rather than in a separate ledger.
The front of it is your own website capturing inquiries, and appointments handling interviews or counselling sessions. Behind it, student records carry documents and communication, schedules organise staff and sessions, and payments post to the accounts — so the fee a parent paid and the income the finance side sees are the same record. Where an institution runs multiple branches or programs, each is separated while management reads across.
It's built around the two things that decide whether an education business works: converting inquiries into enrolments, and collecting the fees on the record.
Inquiries land as records carrying where they came from.
Admissions are followed up with an owner, so prospects don't go quiet.
Students are records with documents and communication.
Track fee payments against students, posting to accounts.
Schedule interviews, counselling, or sessions as appointments.
Your public site captures inquiries straight into the system.
Organise staff and sessions across programs.
Run multiple branches or programs, separated but readable.
Yes. Inquiries from your website and other channels land as records with a source, and admissions follow-ups have an owner — so prospective students don't go quiet in the funnel, and you can see which channels bring enrolments.
Yes. Fee payments are tracked against student records and post to the accounts, so the fee a parent paid and the income finance sees are the same record rather than a ledger book nobody fully trusts.
Yes. Interviews, counselling, and sessions are scheduled as appointments, and schedules organise staff and sessions across programs.
Yes. Multiple branches or programs are separated but readable, so each runs its own admissions and fees while management reads across them.
Usually CRM and Appointments for inquiries and interviews, then Accounting for fee collection and Website for inquiry capture, with Analytics for conversion and fees.
Book a walkthrough with your own programs, and see admissions followed up and fees on the record.