Everything it does/The film
Somebody gives a surname. That should be enough.
Nobody should have to know which module holds the answer before they can search for it. EduBold gives the whole school one search box, with students, staff and related records in one place.

Everything it does/The problem today
Most software wants you to know where to look first.
A parent at the counter gives a surname and nothing else. Before anyone can search, they have to guess which module holds the answer.
Guess wrong, and it is a second search in a second place while the parent waits.
One box. The whole school.
Everything it does/In the film
Where search already helps.
- Global searchOne box, everywhere
- Fee counterStudent, then collect
- CaregiversFirst, last or full name
- LibraryMulti-field catalogue
- AccountsTransactions, exportable
Everything it does/What EduBold changes
From a surname to the record.
- Type what you know.
A surname is enough to start.
- See the matches together.
Students, staff and matching records appear in one place, not module by module.
- Open the one you want.
Go straight to that record from the result.
What EduBold does here
- Searches across the product from one box
- Returns students, staff and related records together
- Keeps the specialised searches too, such as the library catalogue and account transactions
Everything it does/Questions
What a school asks about this.
Do I need to know which module a record is in?
No. Global search looks across the product, so you start from what you know.
Can the fee counter start from a student search?
Yes. The counter workflow starts with a student search, then the collection and the receipt.
Read what the film says
Someone says a surname, and nothing else. The questions begin before the search does. The software expects you to know where to look. EduBold gives the whole school one search box. Students, staff and matching records, in one place. One box. The whole school.
Everything it does/More films
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