The campus platform
Sync School is one system with two workspaces. CampusTrack holds the staff record; Scholyn holds the student record. They share one set of masters, one identity layer and one mobile app — so taking one does not oblige you to take the other.
Built in Dubai by CloudSync Technologies. Implementation, migration, training and UAE-hours support come from the same team that builds the product.
A campus keeps two kinds of record and they behave differently. Staff attendance is a compliance and payroll problem; student attendance is a safeguarding and reporting one. Sync School treats them as two products rather than pretending one shape fits both.
The employee record — attendance, leave, approvals and HR workflow.
The child record — admissions, attendance, assessment and parents.
Most of this exists somewhere as a separate tool. The reason to hold it in one place is that the answers a school actually needs live in the connections between the two sides.
Branches, terms, the academic calendar and the org structure are defined once. A term added on one side is the same term on the other, so the two halves cannot drift into disagreeing about what week it is.
A member of staff has one login regardless of which side they work in. A head of year filing an observation and marking a register is the same person to the system, not two accounts that happen to share a name.
Staff check in, approve, and reach the records they are entitled to from a single app rather than carrying one per system.
They share a foundation but they are separately licensed. A school running a student system it is happy with can take CampusTrack alone, and the reverse holds too.
Most schools start with the problem that is loudest right now and add the other side later. Tell us what the week looks like and we will say which one to start with — including when the answer is neither.
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