Set up your way
Set PupilDB up your way, no IT department needed
Every setting records things a little differently. Change your own dropdown lists and user access yourself, without waiting for anyone.
What you can do
Set up your way in PupilDB
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Your own lists
Absence reasons, local authorities, referral agencies, funding categories, allergies, centres and more.
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Sensible defaults
Set a default value for each list so the common choice is already selected.
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Two clear roles
Administrators run everything. Teachers see the timetable and take registers.
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Secure sign-in
Every user has their own sign-in, with password reset built in.
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“View as” for support
Administrators can see PupilDB as another user sees it, to help them quickly.
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See what’s new
Release notes and what’s coming next, right inside PupilDB.
Dropdown lists
Change a list in seconds
Add a new local authority, rename an absence reason or set a new default. It’s done on the spot, for everyone.
- Add, edit and order values
- Choose the default for each list
- Changes apply straight away
Who uses this
Especially useful for
Questions
Set up your way: common questions
Can we use “student” instead of “pupil”?
Not yet. Choosing your own terms, such as student or learner, and SEN, SEND or ALN, is on our roadmap.
Do we need an IT person to set PupilDB up?
No. PupilDB runs in your web browser, and administrators manage lists and users themselves. We’ll help you get started and talk you through bringing your existing records across.
More features
Works hand in hand with
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Pupil records
Contacts, placement details, medical needs, allergies, Looked After Child status and SEN/ALN, with a one-click quick view.
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Timetabling
A clear weekly grid of teachers and time slots across all your centres, with protection against double-booking.
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Registers & attendance
Registers built from your timetable. Mark a whole day at once, and let PupilDB chase any unfinished registers for you.
See PupilDB with your own eyes
Book a friendly, no-pressure demo. We’ll show you registers, timetables and pupil records, and answer your questions in plain English.