A school attendance system designed for African schools
Attendee was built in Accra for the way schools really run: large classes, power cuts and patchy internet. Fingerprint check-in keeps working offline and syncs when the connection returns.
Devices save every scan locally first, so a power or network cut does not lose attendance.
When the connection returns, records upload once and only once, even if the upload is interrupted.
Students do not need smartphones. They check in with a finger, and report notices arrive by SMS.
Terminals are widely available, so schools are not tied to a rare or costly device.
Where Attendee is available
We are starting in Ghana. The system does not depend on a particular country, so if your school is elsewhere in Africa, tell us where you are and we will say honestly what is possible.
What schools and colleges get
Live class registers that teachers start and end themselves
Reports on students at risk and examination eligibility
Alerts for repeated failed scans and sudden drops in attendance
Exports to PDF and Excel for inspectors and boards
Simple to start
Request a demo. We will talk through your classes, how many terminals you need and a realistic timeline.
Questions people ask
We are starting in Ghana. The software itself is not tied to one country. Tell us where your school is and we will tell you what we can support.
No. Students check in with a fingerprint on the terminal. Report notices are sent by SMS.
Attendance does not need the internet at the moment of scanning. Devices store scans and upload them when the connection returns.
A fingerprint terminal at the classroom door and a reliable power supply. We support Hikvision access terminals.
Pricing depends on the size of your school and the number of devices. Request a demo and we will send a clear quote.