A school system that works the way your school does
Students, staff, exams, results, fees and records in one place, set up the way your school already does things.
- 10+
- Schools
- 11,500+
- Students managed
- $3.9
- Per student, per year
- 24/7
- Support
Trusted by schools across South Sudan
- Berea Noble
- Amazing Grace Schools
- Alpha Junior Academy
- Rainbow Schools
- St. Daniel's Academy
The platform
Six modules, one school
All six are built and running in schools today. They share the same students, the same staff and the same roles, so nothing is ever typed in twice.
Academics
Classes, subjects, exams, results and report cards.
Finance
Fees, payments, cashbook, expenses and payroll.
Registry & HR
Student records and staff records in one place.
Document Library
Past papers, policies and school records.
Administration
Roles, academic setup and school preferences.
Website Builder
Your school's public site, built and published by you.
Why schools move
A system that adapts to your school
No two schools are run the same way. Yours has its own structure, its own idea of who may do what, and its own way of grading. The system is built to follow you, not the other way round.
Every role is yours to write
There is no fixed list to squeeze your school into. Name the role, tick what it may do, give it to whoever holds that job, and change it again when the job changes.
Marks entered today, report cards printed today
Teachers key in their scores, someone senior signs them off, and the whole class is processed in one go, on your grading scale.
Your records, your website, your name on it
Past papers and school documents in one library, a website you edit and publish yourself, and your own domain in front of it. Our name never appears on it.
Roles & access
Custom roles, written by you
Most school systems hand you a fixed list of roles and expect the school to fit itself around it. Sukulpoint hands you the switches instead. Every action the system can perform has its own permission, and you decide which role gets which. Build the posts your school already has, name them the way your staff already name them, and change them whenever the school changes.
- If you can name the role, you can build it
- Director of Studies, Dean of Students, Head of Department, Exam Officer, Bursar, Librarian, Games Master. Start a new role, give it a name, tick what it may do, and hand it to whoever holds that job. Copy a role that is close and change the few things that differ. It takes a few minutes, and you can change it again next term.
- One person, one job, or several
- A teacher who also runs the library holds both roles. And when one person needs something nobody else in their role should have, you give it to them alone, without loosening the role for everyone who shares it.
- Teachers only see their own classes
- A mathematics teacher opens the mathematics classes assigned to them this year and nothing else. Not another teacher's marks, not another subject. The server checks it too, so it holds even when someone goes looking.
- Salaries stay with the people who handle them
- Payslips, bursary decisions, staff contracts and board papers each sit behind their own permission. Your exam officer can run the entire examination office and never once see what a colleague is paid.
Marks to report cards
Marks entered this morning, report cards printed this afternoon
Adding up marks was never the slow part. The typing, the checking and the checking again is what eats the week. Once the marks are in and signed off, the whole class is done in one action.
1. Teachers enter marks
Each teacher opens only the subjects and classes given to them. Every change carries the name of the person who made it.
2. Marks are submitted for approval
Marks go to whoever your school has put in charge of checking them. A late mark re-opens the batch instead of quietly slipping in.
3. Results are processed
Totals, averages, grades, aggregates and positions are worked out for the whole class the moment the marks are approved.
4. Report cards are published
Printed for the whole class on your own template. Publishing locks the marks behind them so nothing can be changed after parents have seen it.
Your structure
One school, many levels
Nursery, Primary and Secondary each keep their own classes, subjects, grading and staff, all under one school and one login.
Nursery
Registers, termly progress notes and fees for your youngest learners, on a grading scheme that suits their age. No exam machinery they do not need.
Book a demo“Parents get a proper progress report at the end of every term now, not a handwritten note.”
Students at Amonto Girls Academy
One plan, one price
No plans to compare, no setup fee, no charge per member of staff. You pay for the students on your register, and everything below comes with it.
$3.9/ student / year
For every student on your register. Nothing else to add on.
- All six modules. Nothing is held back for a higher plan
- As many staff accounts and custom roles as you need
- Unlimited exams, terms and academic years
- All sections — Nursery, Primary and Secondary
- Your school website, your crest and colours, your own domain
- Setting up, training your staff, and someone to call
What school leaders say
“Processing exam results used to take a week. Now it is done in an afternoon, with no errors to chase.”
“Report cards that took days of typing are now a single click, and parents get them on time.”
“I manage Nursery, Primary and Secondary from one login. Sukulpoint holds all of it together.”
“Reconciliation used to be guesswork. Now every payment has a receipt behind it.”
Ready when you are
Ask us to run your own school through it
Send us one class list and one set of marks. We will put them into a demo school on your grading and show you the report cards that come out of it, usually the same day you ask.
Students at Amonto Girls Academy