How our case studies are built
A case study is built in four parts: challenge → solution → implementation → result. The implementation part matters most, because it records how the institution's people got used to the system, who was trained, and which step took the most time.
Before all of that comes a step we never skip — permission. A case study is published only after the institution gives written consent and the information has been verified. Breaking that rule would trade a little quick publicity for long-term trust.
Each type of institution has different priorities: exams and results in schools, guardian communication in madrasas, daily attendance and notices in kindergartens, fees and batch management in coaching centres. Case studies and usage context are therefore organised by institution type.
- For schools — classes and sections, exams and results, administrative reporting.
- For madrasas — guardian communication, notices and student information.
- For kindergartens — daily attendance and guardian updates.
- For coaching centres — batches, fee collection and dues tracking.
Video testimonials
We publish video testimonials only when the institution and the person appearing give written permission — and for students' images or video, guardian consent as well. Until those conditions are met we publish no videos and do not stage situations.
If you are an institution using SchoolZee and would like to share your experience on video, contact us — we complete the permission and consent process first, then plan any recording.
Customer quotes
Quotes shown on a website should be approved and verified by the institution. We never write a quote ourselves and publish it in a customer's name — that is our policy.
When an approved quote is available, it will be published with the institution's name (where permitted) and institution type. Rather than sweeping praise, we value the real experience — what helped and which step took time.
Logos and institution names — only with permission
An institution's name or logo is used only with written permission and only in the context agreed. We do not mass-produce near-identical pages by swapping place names or institution names — every case study must contain distinct, real information.
If you consent to your institution's name being shown, or are willing to speak as a reference, contact us. With your permission we can connect an interested institution to you for verification.
The claims we do not make
On this page you will not find any '#1', 'best' or 'most trusted' type claims, and there are no invented customer counts, ratings or awards — because these cannot be verified.
- We do not publish figures or percentages that cannot be verified.
- No institution, teacher, student or guardian identity is published without consent.
- Institution problems are not exaggerated — not all institutions are alike.
- Other companies' names are not used for comparison.
If your institution uses SchoolZee and would like to share its experience, we are grateful. The process is simple: first we show you what would be published, then we take your written permission, and then you review the final text yourself. You will read what is published before it appears — nothing goes out without your consent.