Learning management system

The LMS that lives inside your institute platform

Classfold is not just an LMS — it is an LMS built into the same platform as your fees, admissions, exams and communication. Courses, material, assignments and progress tracking next to the admin systems they depend on, in one login.

Teaching and administration, finally together

Standalone LMS products force institutes to run a second system and copy data between it and the ERP. Classfold keeps courses and fee records on the same database: enrol a student and their course access is ready; run a test and results flow to the same profile.

  • Courses with modules, lessons and attached material
  • Assignments with deadlines, submissions and grades
  • Student progress tracking per course and lesson
  • Live or recorded classes linked to the same timetable
  • Enrolment rules tied to batches and fee status

One login for every role

Students, teachers and management each get a role-based view. Students see courses and results; teachers see classes and assessments; directors see adoption and completion analytics.

Everything in one place

What the platform covers

Courses & lessons

Structure courses into modules and lessons with notes, files, videos and links.

Assignments

Set, receive and grade assignments with deadlines and submission tracking.

Progress tracking

Completion rates per student and course, with weak-area flags for teachers.

Exams & results

Paperless tests — CBT-style, OMR-style or offline entry — with grade books, result cards, rankings and analytics.

Attendance

Class-wise and course-wise attendance on any device, with auto shortfall alerts and monthly reports to parents.

Communication

Broadcast notices, fee reminders and results to parents on WhatsApp-style messaging from one inbox per institute.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

What is an LMS?

A learning management system (LMS) is software for creating, delivering and tracking education: courses, lesson material, assignments, assessments and learner progress.

How is Classfold's LMS different from Moodle or Canvas?

Moodle and Canvas are teaching-only systems. Classfold couples the LMS with the institute's fees, admissions, exam and communication systems in one platform — no data duplication, one login for staff and students.

Can I build courses for free and paid students differently?

Yes. Courses can be linked to batches and fee plans — coaching institutes run paid test series and paid course access through the same engine.

Which school, college or coaching workflows does it support?

All three: K-12 classes with parent visibility, college courses with semester structures, and coaching institutes with batch-based course access and test series.