Flexible cohorts
Use explicit start and end dates for teaching periods. A learner moving to a later cohort keeps their original enrollment and fee history.

Keep course cohorts, teaching resources and branch collections aligned across training locations.
Training groups may run overlapping course cohorts with different start dates and payment schedules. A branch manager needs to know which cohort a learner belongs to, while the group office needs comparable collection and capacity reporting. Model a cohort through its program and academic period instead of forcing every branch into a single school-year calendar.
Use explicit start and end dates for teaching periods. A learner moving to a later cohort keeps their original enrollment and fee history.
Limit staff access to the organizations and campuses they operate. Shared master data does not automatically grant access to another branch’s student or financial records.
Allocate receipts against the learner’s actual charges and preserve unallocated cash. Reconcile payment-provider events before producing collection summaries.
Branch permissions
Receipt matching
Flexible cohorts
Same records, same gates. The configuration changes how the process runs for this team.
Admin is configured as a role at rollout; the spec has no matrix column for it yet.
Owns admissions decisions, enrollment and controlled student changes. Permissions: Manage Students, Enrollments, GroupMemberships; View Applications; Approve Applications; Access enrollment reports
Owns student charges, concessions and collection reconciliation. Permissions: Manage FeePlans, Charges, Receipts; Approve FeePlans; View Enrollments; Access fee reports
Owns class allocation, faculty load and published timetables. Permissions: Manage ClassSessions, FacultyAssignments, StudentGroups, Rooms; Approve ClassSessions; View Enrollments; Access timetable reports
Review applications and carry accepted students into the right campus, program and term.
Plan teaching assignments and publish sessions without room or faculty conflicts.
Keep student identity, enrollment history and session attendance connected.
Route departmental requests through the right campus and budget owner.
Connect approved fee plans, concessions, due dates, receipts and outstanding balances.
Reconcile student accounts and campus expenditure to reviewed financial postings.
Compare accepted applications and active enrollments by campus and academic period.
| Number | Applicant Name | Program | Period | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| APP-63029 | Applicant 855 | PRG-1626 | AP-7638 | Draft |
| APP-69670 | Applicant 648 | PRG-2507 | AP-9356 | DocumentsPending |
| APP-96105 | Applicant 777 | PRG-7142 | AP-7235 | Submitted |
| APP-35576 | Applicant 469 | PRG-8960 | AP-9234 | Accepted |
| APP-38342 | Applicant 311 | PRG-5179 | AP-4571 | Deferred |
| APP-74793 | Applicant 336 | PRG-5640 | AP-3317 | Rejected |
Show outstanding charges by due date after allocated receipts and approved adjustments.
Identify confirmed money that has not yet been matched to a student charge.
Click Start now, then use Proto to configure ERP for Education for your business. Pilot one campus, one academic period, an approved fee schedule and a representative teaching week. Reconcile accepted students, charges and confirmed receipts before expanding.
Related questionIt is an administrative education ERP for admissions, student records, fees, scheduling and campus finance. Learning content, assessments and grade delivery can remain in an LMS connected through an agreed integration.
Related questionYes. Model fee plans against enrollment, program and academic period, with due-dated charges and reviewed concessions. Confirm the institution’s refund and withdrawal policies during configuration.
Related questionA confirmed receipt can be allocated across charges without overwriting the original amounts. Outstanding charges and unallocated cash remain visible for the bursar to reconcile.
Related questionAssignments can span campuses when access and employment policy permit it. Timetable publication should check overlapping sessions and the agreed capacity constraints.
Related questionNo. The institution’s authorized staff retain admission, concession and academic decisions. Proto can organize evidence and help prepare configuration for their review.
Related questionThis site focuses on the student administration cycle: application, enrollment, fee account and teaching allocation. Education & School ERP covers a broader institutional operations context. Choose the scope that matches your implementation, rather than deploying two overlapping student masters.
Related questionCoordinate school enrollment, term fees, classes and guardian communication boundaries.
Manage program intake, semester enrollment and faculty allocation across departments.
Keep course cohorts, teaching resources and branch collections aligned across training locations.
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